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Lilitu (possibly) — This is an image of a terracotta relief (alternately said to be "Sumerian" or "Assyrian") that has been optimistically identified with Lilitu, the first wife of Adam. The relief of a winged goddess-figure with eagle's feet, flanked by owls and perched upon supine lions is called the "Burney relief"; it is in the collection of Col. Norman Colville, England. The relief is illustrated at many websites with varying attributions of Mesopotamian culture and various dates. The only website expressing the professional skepticism about the "Lilith" connection that I've found is at http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/~humm/Topics/Lilith/

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Lilitu.jpg (en:User:Wetman/en:User:Yeago)

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