File:URU-Icon.png
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Summary
| Description | URU (city-state) icon, cropped with transparent background |
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| Source | Own work (Original text: own photoshop) |
| Author | me |
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public domain |
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| current | 21:04, 3 June 2008 | | 198 × 112 (1 KB) | Sumerophile~commonswiki | {{Information |Description=URU (city-state) icon, cropped with transparent background |Source=own photoshop |Date=3 Jun 2008 |Author=me |Permission=public domain |other_versions= }} Category:Ancient Near East {{ImageUpload|basic}} |
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