Sennacherib Son of Sargon II Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Cuneiform Artwork became distinct in Assyria around

became distinct in Assyria around 950 BC

held a prominent position in the Mesopotamian pantheon alongside his father Anu and brother Enlil

showcasing weathered stone columns and intricate capitals that rise proudly into the clear blue open sky

and blessings

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Sennacherib Son of Sargon II Framed Print, Canvas, Poster Cuneiform Artwork became distinct in Assyria aroundPurchase 3 prints and enjoy 50% off your lowest priced item * Sennacherib, king of the Neo Assyrian Empire from 705 BC, succeeded his father, King Sargon II. Known for his role in the Hebrew Bible, his name means "Sn has replaced the brothers" in Akkadian. Born after the deaths of his older brothers, naming a commoner 'Sennacherib' was considered sacrilege. His inscriptions, discovered in the 19th century, revealed his brutal acts, such as ordering