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Statue of King Ashurnasirpall II, stone, Neo-Assyrian (900 – 612 BCE), British Museum.Bead head-dress with gold leaf pendants, stone/metal, Early Dynastic (2900 – 2300 BCE), British Museum.The Dying Lion, stone, Nineveh, North Palace, New-Assytiran (900 – 612 BCE), British Museum.Clay cuneiform table, ceramic, Neo Assyrian/Neo Babylonian (1000 – 539 BCE), British Museum.The ROM's Striding Lion was found at the throne room façade of the palace of King Nebuchadnezzar II, and is one of the Museum's Iconic Objects.
Statue of King Ashurnasirpall II, stone, Neo-Assyrian (900 – 612 BCE), British Museum.Statue of King Ashurnasirpal II.
Bead head-dress with gold leaf pendants, stone/metal, Early Dynastic (2900 – 2300 BCE), British Museum.Bead head-dress with gold leaf pendants, found in the Royal Cemetery of Ur, Sumer.
The Dying Lion, stone, Nineveh, North Palace, New-Assytiran (900 – 612 BCE), British Museum.The Dying Lion.
Clay cuneiform table, ceramic, Neo Assyrian/Neo Babylonian (1000 – 539 BCE), British Museum.Clay Cuneiform tablet.
The ROM's Striding Lion was found at the throne room façade of the palace of King Nebuchadnezzar II, and is one of the Museum's Iconic Objects.The Striding Lion.
Comment by Andrew Johnson

So when the heck will the Mesopotamia exhibition close?? Your website only says when it will open.
Thanks.