Inspiration 8 Nov Written By Katherine Bowman Ancient Lumi Money Stick, New Guinea Oceanic Art Assyrian star planisphere found in the library of the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal (reigned 668-627 BCE) at Nineveh. The function of this unique 13-cm diameter clay tablet, in which the principal constellations are positioned in eight sectors, is disputed but the texts and drawings appear to be astro-magical in nature. Currently located at the British Museum, London. inspirationresearch Katherine Bowman https://www.katherinebowman.com.au
Inspiration 8 Nov Written By Katherine Bowman Ancient Lumi Money Stick, New Guinea Oceanic Art Assyrian star planisphere found in the library of the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal (reigned 668-627 BCE) at Nineveh. The function of this unique 13-cm diameter clay tablet, in which the principal constellations are positioned in eight sectors, is disputed but the texts and drawings appear to be astro-magical in nature. Currently located at the British Museum, London. inspirationresearch Katherine Bowman https://www.katherinebowman.com.au
