Lamassu

Bull winged also called Shiddo to Amoussou As mentioned in Assyrian inscriptions and the origin of the word "to Amaso" is from Lamu in the Sumerian language was the name used for the female of the jinn mission is to protect the cities, palaces, houses of worship, The Gin male protector was the Sumerian known as Aladlamu and Assyrian old (or Akkadian ) called Shiddo [1] [2].
It is a huge statue of a length of 4.42 m and weighs more than 30 tons. He is a member of the pair guarding sections of the city of Sur (role Sharukin) built by the Assyrian King Sargon II (721-705 BC) and abandoned by Sennacherib, the son of Sargon II, where he moved the capital to the city of Nineveh. He symbolizes the strength, wisdom, courage and Highnesses, was famous Assyrian civilization bulls winged, especially the kingdom of Assyria and palaces kings in the city of Nineveh and Assyria in northern Mesopotamia and which has become a symbol of the symbols of this civilization which relied force as a principle in its policy and spread.