Ram in a Thicket. This statue is traditionally known as the Ram in a Ticket, is more accurately described as a goat, It stands with its forelegs on the branches of a flowering plant, as goats do when looking for food. This was one of a pair, found at Ur in grave. About 2500 BC (Early Dynastic III)

Ram in a Thicket. This statue is traditionally known as the Ram in a Ticket, is more accurately described as a goat, It stands with its forelegs on the branches of a flowering plant, as goats do when looking for food. This was one of a pair, found at Ur in grave. About 2500 BC (Early Dynastic III)
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