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Akkadian language / Cylinder seal / Hurrians / Ur / Akkadian Empire / Seal / United States Navy SEALs / Sin / Pinniped / Fertile Crescent / Asia / Urkesh
Date: 2011-05-22 09:14:15
Akkadian language
Cylinder seal
Hurrians
Ur
Akkadian Empire
Seal
United States Navy SEALs
Sin
Pinniped
Fertile Crescent
Asia
Urkesh

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