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The Assyrian battering-ram
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Stone relief from the Palace of Tiglath - Pileser attacking a city with a battering ram . Country of Origin: Ancient Middle East. Culture: Assyrian. Date / Period: Late As - Album alb5919646
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Ancient History Papyrusposting - The first battering rams may have been used as early as the 11th dynasty of Egypt (~2150 - ~2000 BCE) during its First Intermediate Period, though at that
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