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COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Magische schaal TMnr 179-2.jpg - KITbot

COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Magische schaal TMnr 674-849.jpg - KITbot

COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Magische schaal TMnr 674-853.jpg - KITbot

Bowl with incantation for Buktuya and household, Mandean in Mandaic language and script, Southern Mesopotamia, c. 200-600 AD - Royal Ontario Museum - DSC09714.JPG - Daderot

Bowl with incantation for Kuktan Pruk during her pregnancy, Mandean in Mandaic language and script, Southern Mesopotamia, c. 200-600 AD - Royal Ontario Museum - DSC09713.JPG - Daderot

Bowl with incantation to protect Anush Busai and his family against bad luck, Mandean in Mandaic language and script, southern Mesopotamia, c. 200-600 AD - Royal Ontario Museum - DSC09712.JPG - Daderot

Incantation bowl demon Met L1999.83.3.jpg - Ptyx

Egyptian Antiquities - Clay magic bowl with Aramaic writing. National Archaeological Museum, Athens, Greece (4334582134).jpg - File Upload Bot (Magnus Manske)

Magical bowl with inscriptions in Mandaic, Mesopotamia. Wellcome M0003378.jpg - Fæ

Coupe Araméen Nippur Musée Mariemont 08112015.jpg - Vassil

Incantation bowl with Mandaic inscription MET me32 150 89.jpg - Pharos

Incantation bowl with Aramaic inscription MET me32 150 90.jpg - Pharos

Incantation bowl with Aramaic inscription MET ME86 11 259.jpg - Pharos

Incantation bowl with pseudo-Aramaic inscription MET ME86 11 260.jpg - Pharos

Curator of Archaeology Bryan Sitch discussing a magic or incantation bowl from Mesopotamia today in -CollectionBites in @thestudymcr at @mcrmuseum this afternoon. Part of the -festivalofarchaeolgy2016 (28584592466).jpg - Donald Trung

Incantation bowl with Mandaic inscription MET DP-14245-015.jpg - Pharos

Incantation bowl with Mandaic inscription MET DP-14245-014.jpg - Pharos

Incantation bowl with Aramaic script, from Babylon, Iraq, 4th to 7th century AD, on display in the Pergamon Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Bowl with painted magical inscriptions, 400-700 AD - Sackler Museum - Harvard University - DSC01711.jpg - Daderot

Bol de protection avec une inscription et un démon.jpg - Applejuice

Incantation bowl, from Iraq, Aramaic inscription with a human figure and snakes. 3rd to 7th century CE. Iraq Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, from Iraq, Aramaic inscription with a human figure,3rd to 7th century CE. Iraq Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, from Iraq, Aramaic inscription with a human figure.3rd to 7th century CE. Iraq Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, from Babylon, Iraq. Aramaic inscription with a human figure, 4th to 7th century CE. Pergamon Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, from Babylon, Iraq. Aramaic inscription with a human figure. 4th to 7th century CE. Pergamon Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, from Babylon, Iraq. Aramaic inscription. 4th to 7th century CE. Pergamon Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, from Babylon, Iraq. Aramaic inscription with a human figure, 4th to 7th century CE. Pergamon Museum, Berlin.jpg - Neuroforever

Side view. Incantation bowl from Iraq, Aramaic inscription. 4th to 7th century CE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl from Iraq, Aramaic inscription. 4th to 7th century CE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl from Iraq, Aramaic inscription. 4th to 7th century CE, Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl from southern Iraq, Aramaic inscription. 4th to 7th century CE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraqi Kurdistan.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl, Aramaic inscription, from southern Iraq, 4th-7th century CE. Erbil Civilization Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Fragment, incantation bowl, Aramaic inscription, from southern Iraq, 4th-7th century CE. Erbil Civilization Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl from Southern Iraq. 4th-7th century CE. Sulaymaniyah Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl from Southern Iraq. 4th-7th century CE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg - Neuroforever

Incantation bowl from Southern Mesopotamia, Iraq. 4th-7th century CE. Sulaymaniyah Museum, Iraq.jpg - Neuroforever

Mandaic Incantation Bowl.jpg - LGLou

134497 jerusalem national library PikiWiki Israel.jpg - Pikiwikisrael