Bronze statuette of a dog, part of the Nimrud dogs, a Neo-Assyrian (circa 8th-century BCE) collection of dog figurines found at Nimrud, currently on display in museums at Baghdad, Iraq; Cambridge, England; New York, America; and Melbourne, Australia.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
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