/internal/media/dispatcher/813513/resize%25253Aformat%25253Dthumbnail;jsessionid=16D0D01A663D92BB9C58AFE869FE1031Fragment of a victory stele of Naram-sin2334–2154 B.C.Height: 33.65 cm (13 1/4 in.)AlabasterMuseum purchase with Centennial Funds donated by the Guide Foundation through Dr. Edmundo Lassalle and Mrs. Hilary Barratt-Brown66.8931Fragment of a stele that apparently comemmorated one of Naram-Sin's victories in Anatolia. With two other fragments now in the Baghdad Museum, it depicts a procession of fettered, nude prisoners led by helmeted Akkadian troupes. Originally composed of several registers. The warrior in this fragment wears a ribbed or quilted helmet, a fringed sash and a long skirt. He holds a battle ax and rests his right arm on the shoulder of the last man in a line of bound captives.Architectural elements33.650000000015582101