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

xvi
LIST OF ILL US TRA TIONS.
Page
Bath - Tub - Shaped Coffin and Large Burial Urn in their Original
Position Opp. p. 337
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Court of Columns of a
Parthian Palace on the Western Bank of the
Chebar. About 250-150 B. C. opp. p. 340
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Terra-Cotta Images of Bel and his Consort Beltis. About 2500 B. C.
Opp. p. 342
From the originals in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Mud Castle (Meftul) of 'Abud el-Hamid, Supreme Shaikh of the Six
Hamza Tribes . . . . . . . . . . Opp. p. 349
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Well, built of Bricks and two Terra-Cotta Drains . . . Opp. p. 36 2
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Drain composed of Jars. About 200 B. C opp. p. 365
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Northwestern Facade of the Ziggurrat, as restored by Ashurbanapal
about 650 B. C Opp. p. 368
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Water Conduit, built by King Ur-Gur, 2700 B. C. . . Opp. p. 372
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Parthian Well in the Center of the Northeast Facade of Ashurbanapal's
Stage-Tower Opp. p. 374
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Excavated Section of the Court of the Ziggurrat in Nippur Opp. p. 377
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Torso of an Inscribed Statue in Dolerite. About 2700 B.C. . . 3S5
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Treasury Vault and Temple Archive of the Time of Sargon I. About
3800 B. C. OPP- P- 39°
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Southeastern Section of the Ziggurrat 394
From the drawing designed by Hilprecht and made by Fisher.
T-pipe Joint 396
From the drawing made by Fisher.
The Earliest Babylonian Arch known. About 4000 B. C. Opp. p. 399
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.