File:Assyrians flaying their prisoners alive.png
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DescriptionAssyrians flaying their prisoners alive.png |
English: Line drawing from a history textbook published in 1890. The drawing is of Assyrian Empire soldiers, circa 800-625 BCE, skinning alive two prisoners of war after a battle. |
Date | The picture was made and published in 1890. Month and day unknown. |
Source | Chuck Marean made this file by scanning a textbook that was published in 1890. |
Author | Chuck Marean scanned a picture made by an unknown artist. The picture was made in 1890. |
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current | 03:36, 22 December 2009 | 766 × 346 (186 KB) | Chuck Marean (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Line drawing from a history textbook published in 1890. The drawing is of savages skinning their prisoners of war.}} |Source=Chuck Marean made this file by scanning a textbook that was published in 1890. |Author=Chuck Mar |
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