Explorations in Bible lands during the 19th century - H. V. Hilprecht

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El-Birs, Northwest Face 182
From Rich's Collected Memoirs, edited by his widow.
The Tower of
Babel ( According to the model prepared by Sir Henry
Ravvlinson) Opp. p. 186
From Helmholt's Weltgeschichte, Vol. III., Part I.
The Ruins of Nineveh .
From George Smith, "Assyrian Discoveries."
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Part of a Bronze Panel from the Great Palace Gate of Balawat . . 208
From Birch and Pinches, "The Bronze Ornaments of the Gates of Balawat."
Votive Statuette in Copper ......... 222
From Heuzey, Decouvertes en Chaldee par Ernest tie Sarzec.
Gudea, Priest-King of Eagash, as Architect .... opp. p. 237
From Heuzey, /. c.
Silver Vase of Entemena, Priest-King of Lagash, decorated with the
Emblem of his God Opp. p. 241
From Heuzey, /. c
French Excavations at Tello under De Sarzec 245
From Heuzey, /. c.
Marble Tablet of King Nabu-apal-iddina. About 850 B. C. . . . 270
From a cast in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
The Shammar Bedouins, appearing at the Mounds of Nuffar, Opp. p. 303
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Plan of the Ruins of Nuffar 305
From a cast in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Slipper-Shaped Coffins in their original position. About 100 A. D.
Opp. P
. 308
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Rooms and Towers excavated in the Upper Strata of the Southeastern
Temple Enclosure ......... Opp. p. 312
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Arab Workmen at Nuffar—dancing, chanting and brandishing their
Guns—(executing a so-called Hausa) Opp. p. 315
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
The Camp of the Second Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania at Nuffar ........ Opp. p. 322
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Babylonian Pottery of the Parthian Period. About 250 B. C. to A. D.
200 ............ Opp. p. 326
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Lamp in Brown Enamelled Terra-Cotta . . . . • 331
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.