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Statues Blue Eyes. These ancient statues were then placed in the high temple on top of the ziggurat. The early examples of nofret and rahotep have well developed pupillary structures with thick lenses and a point as part of the pupillary concave ground rear lens, as. The eyebrows are prominent, outlined by a deep. It is also helpful to note parallels with later sculptures such as the gudea. Inlay of shell and lapis lazuli survives in her left eye. In both cases it is the eyes that allow the statue to observe the divinity in the temple or the honor given to it. Many sumerian sculpture is portrayed with blue eyes and so are early egyptian sculpture. Almost a century ago, archaeologists found a puzzling sumerian statue with deep blue eyes that still. It seems clear that the eye motif on these figures was very That particular sculpture is a portrayal of a real. The eyes are large, with straight and deeply cut eyelids slightly drawn upwards in the outer corner. The wavy hair is held in place by two plain bands, and curly locks hang down on either side of the face. Sumerians made several ancient statues of beings who had huge and blue eyes.

That particular sculpture is a portrayal of a real. In both cases it is the eyes that allow the statue to observe the divinity in the temple or the honor given to it. The eyes are large, with straight and deeply cut eyelids slightly drawn upwards in the outer corner. Inlay of shell and lapis lazuli survives in her left eye. The eyebrows are prominent, outlined by a deep. Almost a century ago, archaeologists found a puzzling sumerian statue with deep blue eyes that still. Many sumerian sculpture is portrayed with blue eyes and so are early egyptian sculpture. It is also helpful to note parallels with later sculptures such as the gudea. The wavy hair is held in place by two plain bands, and curly locks hang down on either side of the face. These ancient statues were then placed in the high temple on top of the ziggurat.

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Statues Blue Eyes The eyes are large, with straight and deeply cut eyelids slightly drawn upwards in the outer corner. Inlay of shell and lapis lazuli survives in her left eye. The wavy hair is held in place by two plain bands, and curly locks hang down on either side of the face. In both cases it is the eyes that allow the statue to observe the divinity in the temple or the honor given to it. These ancient statues were then placed in the high temple on top of the ziggurat. Almost a century ago, archaeologists found a puzzling sumerian statue with deep blue eyes that still. The eyebrows are prominent, outlined by a deep. That particular sculpture is a portrayal of a real. Sumerians made several ancient statues of beings who had huge and blue eyes. It is also helpful to note parallels with later sculptures such as the gudea. The eyes are large, with straight and deeply cut eyelids slightly drawn upwards in the outer corner. The early examples of nofret and rahotep have well developed pupillary structures with thick lenses and a point as part of the pupillary concave ground rear lens, as. Many sumerian sculpture is portrayed with blue eyes and so are early egyptian sculpture. It seems clear that the eye motif on these figures was very