File:Star of Ishtar and Shamash.png
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| Upload date | 2011-10-06T01:04:54Z |
| MIME type | image/png |
| Dimensions | 728 × 728 px |
| File size | 18.1 KB |
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Summary
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English: The pointy rays (i.e. red parts of original SVG file File:Iraq state emblem CoA 1959-1965 Qassem.svg) are a form of the ancient "star of Ishtar" symbol, while the pointy and wavy rays (i.e. red and yellow parts of original SVG file File:Iraq state emblem CoA 1959-1965 Qassem.svg) together are a version of the Shamash sun symbol. For a similar ancient glyph, see File:Victory stele of Naram Sin 9071.jpg. |
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| Source | Own work: Derived work, based on File:Iraq state emblem CoA 1959-1965 Qassem.svg by User:AnonMoos |
| Author | Camocon |
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