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1 Mesopotamia: the Tigris i and Euphrates from the source to Baghdad Version 1.0
2 These programmes on The World of Ancient Art for students and the public. have been designed They use material on the web to show the wealth of information that is available. They are visual with many images and minimal text. The url given for each image enables users to learn more about any subject. Particular attention has been given to highlighting both the scholarly websites and the public resources of social networking sites, Wikipedia and Google Earth/Maps. The first programmes begin with the great riverine cultures of antiquity. Modules on other parts of the ancient world will be phased in during All programmes will be updated regularly. The World of Ancient Art ( waa ac is being designed as a web-based collaborative research platform, initially for the School of Archaeology in the University of Oxford. When firmly established it will welcome contributions from scholars and the public. As part of ongoing research in ICT for cultural heritage ( the site will use emerging technologies to deliver scholarly information in accessible formats to a global community of users. Donna Kurtz
3 Contents t Chronological charts and maps Mesopotamia Fertile Crescent Tell Halaf Tell Brak Nineveh Nimrud Khorsabad Assur Jarmo Hasanlu Page 1 of 2
4 Contents t Dura Europus Mari Ebla Tell es Sawwan Samarra Museum and collections
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8 Comparative chronological chart Comparative chronological chart Art of the First Cities (2003), xx-xxi.
9 Map of Mesopotamia
10 Euphrates River
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12 Persian Gulf from space p
13 Sites in Mesopotamia and the Fertile Crescent
14 Sources of metal
15 Archaeological sites and modern cities Archaeological sites and modern cities
16 Tell Halaf
17 Plan of Tell Halaf Plan of Tell Halaf
18 Tell Halaf culture / iki/fil t i d PNG
19 Tell Halaf pottery p y
20 Mother goddess figurine t ti iti /183/
21 Oxford Research: detecting forgeries t ti iti /184/
22 Tell Brak
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24 Large administrative i i building cam ac htm
25 4th millennium Jewellery hoard t /b k/i d
26 Deir ez-zor (Syria), Museum Hoard from Tell Brak, Hoard from Tell Brak, Art of the First Cities (2003), 158.
27 New York, Jeannette and Jonathan Rosen Recumbent human-headed bull/bison (h: 28.2cms), from Tell Brak, Art of the First Cities (2003), 157.
28 Recording devices with numbers and animals cam ac htm
29 3rd millennium clay dockets with cuneiform inscriptions t /b k/i d
30 Cylinder seal with dancing bear and animals y g
31 Tell Brak
32 Eye idols from Tell Brak Eye idols from Tell Brak
33 Computer models of Eye Temple com/brak/tell-brak_home.htm htm
34 Archaeological sites and modern cities Archaeological sites and modern cities
35 Layard s Nineveh y
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43 The Mashki Gate restored The Mashki Gate restored
44 Relief from Sennacherib s palace east/room assyria aspx
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48 Nimrud p _ Calah.html
49 The archaeological site hi / / i d/i d h / i d02 ti i i i l
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56 Tomb of a queen of Tiglath-Palisser II Computer model of one of the three tombs
57 Tomb offerings Tomb offerings
58 Nimrud and its ivories
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61 Flickr as source of images com/photos/mharrsch/ /
62 files wordpress com/2008/11/nimrud ivories jpg&i mgrefurl= =126&tbnw=118&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dnimrud%2Bivories&usg= g wvz-j9ivmr0jawp7- _QZTJqFmno=&sa=X&ei=sDhgTJe6H5DQjAeNt6GlDg&ved=0CCkQ9QEwAw
63 Archaeological sites and modern cities hi / h/l / /i l
64 Khorsabad
65 Khorsabad
66 Khorsabad / iki/fil l d
67 Winged bull from Khorsabad t p o e/ga e es/ e_east/ east/room _ 10c_assyria_ khorsabad.aspx asp
68 Khorsabad Relief Project
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70 Assur AshurSitePlan.jpg Assur ziggurat png?action=big&size=original
71 Archaeological sites and modern cities Archaeological sites and modern cities
72 Braidwood s excavations
73 Hasanlu binesheno.com
74 Hansanlu Publications Project Hansanlu Publications Project
75 The archaeological site iranica.com
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77 The burned site /CAIS/Hi t / hi t /h
78 Hasanlu horse trappings Expedition 31 (1989) pages
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80 Archaeological l sites and modern cities p p
81 Mari
82 Damascus, NatMus2399 Pendant from Mari Gold, lapis, bitumen, copper alloy (h. 12.8cms), BC Art of the First Cities 81
83 Damascus, National Museum 2184 Cylinder seal (h: 4cms), shell with copper alloy caps, from Mari, from Mari, Art of the First Cities (2003), 151.
84 Statue from Mari p _
85 Aleppo, National Museum Seated couple (h: 12.8cms) on a bench, gypsum, from Mari, Art of the First Cities (2003), 93.
86 Damascus, s National Museum 2071 Statue of a singer (h: 26cms), gypsum, from Mari, Art of the First Cities (2003), 91.
87 Ebla Mari
88 The site of Ebla today The site of Ebla today
89 The archaeological site of Ebla The archaeological site of Ebla
90 Cuneiform tablet from Ebla
91 The Palace
92 Cuneiform tablet recording Zimrilim as king /e/ee/tablet_zimri-lim_louvre_ao20161.jpglouvre Wall-painting from the palace with investututre of Zimrilim
93 Halaf-Samarra culture p p _ Per%C3%ADodo_ 6.PNG
94 Female stone figure from Tell es Sawwan Female stone figure from Tell es Sawwan
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