Round stone disk with a damaged relief band of four figures, one in a flounced robe and headdress, beside a stepped altar
The Disk of Enheduanna, about 2350–2300 BC, found at Ur in the temple of the moon god's wife Ningal; Penn Museum B16665. The relief shows a libation before an altar; the figure in the flounced robe and headdress is usually identified as Enheduanna. The photograph is cropped to the disk.Mefman00 (photograph), about 2350–2300 BC (object); photographed 2015 · CC0 1.0 (public domain dedication) · Wikimedia Commons

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