Department of Near Eastern Antiquities

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The Department of Near Eastern Antiquities is a major curatorial division of the Louvre that houses and studies archaeological artifacts from ancient Mesopotamia, Persia, the Levant, and surrounding regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf curatorial division
museum department
collectionType ancient Near Eastern art
antiquities
archaeological artifacts
country France
focusesOn Achaemenid Empire
Akkadian civilization
linked to: Akkadians

Anatolia
Arabian Peninsula
Aramaean kingdoms
linked to: Arameans

Assyrian civilization
linked to: Assyria

Babylonian civilization
Cyprus
Elamite civilization
linked to: Elamite

Hittite civilization
linked to: Hittite Empire

Parthian Empire
Phoenician civilization
Sasanian Empire
Sumerian civilization
linked to: Sumer

ancient Mesopotamia
linked to: Mesopotamia

ancient Near East
ancient Persia
the Levant
linked to: Levant region
hasCollection Achaemenid stone reliefs
Arabian incense burners
Assyrian palace reliefs from Khorsabad
Code of Hammurabi stele
linked to: Code of Hammurabi

Cypriot terracottas
Elamite statues
Hittite orthostats
Lamassu sculptures
Mesopotamian cylinder seals
Phoenician ivories
Sasanian silverware
cuneiform tablets
languageOfWork English
French
locatedIn France
Louvre Palace
Paris
museumFunction conservation of artifacts
public display
publication of scholarly work
research
parentOrganization Louvre Museum
partOf Louvre Museum
timePeriodCovered 1st millennium BCE
4th millennium BCE
Late Antiquity

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Louvre Museum hasCollection Department of Near Eastern Antiquities
Sully Wing housesDepartment Department of Near Eastern Antiquities
Richelieu Wing housesCollection Near Eastern antiquities collection
linked to: Department of Near Eastern Antiquities