 He is clasping his hands at the chest, in a typical pose of perpetual attendance before the deity.The statue of Entemena reflects a style of which a few other examples are known from Mesopotamia, such as the statue of Ikun-Shamash from Mari, the from Der, or the statue of Lugal-dalu, which still has its head intact.The statue of Entemena has a very long cuneiform inscription on the side (right arm) and on the back.