English: Phoenician art, sacrophagus of Esmunasar, Paris, Louvre - Eshmunazar II sarcophagus
Français : Sarcophage d'Eshmunazor II, roi de Sidon. Premier quart du Ve siècle avant J.-C. Nécropole de Magharat Tablun (caverne d'Apollon), Saïda, ancienne Sidon (Liban). Département des Antiquités orientales. Salle 17a. AO 4806. Louvre. Sarcophage de facture égyptienne. Le roi porte les attributs de la royauté en Égypte : le némes (coiffure), la fausse barbe ; il est paré d'un pectoral dont les extrémités sont ornées de têtes de faucon. Le couvercle porte la plus longue inscription phénicienne d'époque perse connue.
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