File:Seal of Gudea, led by Ningishzida.jpg

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DescriptionSeal of Gudea, led by Ningishzida.jpg	English: Seal of Gudea, led by Ningishzida
Date	1 January 1910
Source	The seal cylinders of western Asia, published 1910
Author	Ward, William Hayes, 1835-1916

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