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

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Pre-Sargonic Drain in Terra-Cotta 401
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Pre-Sargonic Clay Tablet 403
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Exercise Tablet of a Child 405
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Pre-Sargonic Chamber with Two Large Vases. About 4500 B. C.
°PP- P- 406
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Earliest Vase from Nippur. Pre-Sargonic Cup 407
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Clay Tablet with Seal Impressions from the Archives of Murashu Sons 409
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Oblong Weight in Hematite 4 X 3
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Triangular Label ("One Lamb, the Shepherd Uzi-ilu.") . . . 414
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Label with Seal Impressions 4*4
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Ellipsoidal Label. Dated in the Reign of King Ammisadugga . . 415
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology', University of Pennsylvania.
Cassite Account Tablet. About 1400 B. C 416
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Votive Tablet of Ur-Enlil. About 4000 B. C. 417
From a cast in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Corbelled Arch of Crude Bricks 420
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Early Babylonian Terra-Cotta Fountain from the Bed of the Chebar . 421
From the original in the Museum of Archaeology, University of Pennsylvania.
Three Jars found at the head of a Parthian Coffin. About 200 B. C.
. 422
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
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Blue Enamelled Slipper-Shaped Coffin with Conventional Female Figures
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Ruins of a Parthian Temple. Altar in front. About 100 A. D. Opp. p. 424
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsylvania.
The Daghara Canal and a Freight-Boat (Meshhuf) of the Expedition 431
From a photograph taken by the Babylonian Expedition of the University of
Pennsvlvania.
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