Images of Cultural Artifacts and Architecture Below are references to historical artifacts, site photos, and images. This material is presented as an index to the material by empire and site name. It is a quick view of the artifact information in the website. General Resources Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative hosted by: Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative Iraqi Cultural Property Image Collection: US Department of State hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Oriental Institute Mesopotamian Gallery hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Era and Empire Artifacts Abbasid Caliphate Pair of doors, 9th century; cAbbasid hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Akkadian Empire Akkadian Clay Jars hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Akkadian Clay Jars (2) hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs BBC Ancient History: Akkadian Seal hosted by: BBC Classical Akkad (2370-c. 2004) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Head of an Akkadian Ruler hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Inanna on Her Throne. Nephrite. Cylinder seal. hosted by: Heaven, Hell and Judgement - University at Buffalo, The State University of New York Assyrian Ancient Near East Galleries hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Assyria (14th c. to 612 B.C.) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Oriental Institute Assyrian Gallery hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Gawra Scorpions and Rosette -- c.3300 B.C. Gawra period. (search on page) hosted by: Heaven, Hell and Judgement - University at Buffalo, The State University of New York Greek Alexander the Great - Photo Gallery hosted by: Alexander the Great Welcome to Alexander in Images, a new feature of Alexander the Great on the Web hosted by: Alexander the Great on the Web Halaf Period Archaic Mesopotamia - Includes Halaf (5500-4500 B.C. North Mesopotamia-Syria) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Bowl, deeply carinated; painted with geometric motifs - ca. 5000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Bowl, polychrome painting (red, white, black), elaborate decoration - ca. 5000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Halafian Painted Bowl - 5000-4500 BC hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Hassuna Period Hassuna Stone Figurines hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Jemdet Nasr Archaic Mesopotamia - Includes Jemdet Nasr (late 4th mill., South Mesopotamia) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Jemdet Nasr - Search Result hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Jemdet Nasr - Search Result hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Kassite Babylonian BBC Ancient History: Limestone Stele, King Marduk-nadin-ahhe hosted by: BBC Old Babylonian period (c. 2004 - 1595 B.C.) and Kassite Dynasty of Bablylon (c. 1720-1157 B.C.) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Kurdistan Ancient Kurdistan hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Mesopotamia Ancient Near Eastern Art - thumbnails of Museum Collection hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art The Ancient Near East hosted by: School of Humanities, Art History, and Film, Australian National University Mongol Il-Khan Empire Leaf from the Shahnama (Book of Kings), 14th century; Ilkhanid Firdausi, Author hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Neo-Babylonian Neo-Babylonian Empire hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Ottoman Empire Art of the Ottomans before 1600 A.D. hosted by: Timeline of Art History, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Parthian Empire Parthian Empire hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Persian Achaemenid Empire Median and Achæmenid Empire (Medes and Persians) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Roman Empire Figurine of Heracles-Nergal - 2nd c. AD hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Samarra Period Neck of a bottle-shaped jar - ca. 5000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Sasanian Empire Sassanid Empire (3-7th c. A.D.) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Silkroad Online Art Exhibit with Empire Overview - The Sasanian Empire hosted by: Silkroad Seattle, University of Washington The Near East in Late Antiquity - The Sasanian Empire hosted by: Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative, University of California, Berkeley Seleucid Empire Silkroad Online Art Exhibit with Empire Overview - The Seleucid Empire hosted by: Silkroad Seattle, University of Washington Sumerian / Early Dynastic Early Dynastic Sumer (2900-2370 B.C.) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Sumerian Votive Plaque hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Ubaid Period Archaic Mesopotamia - Includes Al-`Ubaid (6-4th millenium, South Mesopotamia) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Prehistoric Baked-Clay Female Figurine hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Urartu Urartu images from Ankara Museum on menu of Anatolian Civilization images hosted by: ArtServe, The Australian National University Urartu - Statuettes from Ankara Museum hosted by: ArtServe, The Australian National University Uruk Period Archaic Mesopotamia - Includes Uruk Era (mid 4th to late 3rd mill. B.C., South Mesopotamia) hosted by: Images from history, University of Alabama at Birmingham Hacinebi Excavations: Selected Uruk Artifacts hosted by: Hacinebi Archaeological Excavations, Anthropology Dept., Northwestern University Hacinebi Excavations: Selected Uruk Cylinder Seal-impressed Artifacts hosted by: Hacinebi Archaeological Excavations, Anthropology Dept., Northwestern University   Site Artifacts Abu Salabikh Archaeological Site Photography: Abu Salabikh hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Adab (Tell Bismaya) Alabaster head of a man wearing a turban hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online Aqar Quf (Dur Kurigalzu) Archaeological Site Photography: Aqarquf hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago DÛR KURIGALZU hosted by: EZIDA: The site dedicated to Mésopotamie (in French) Lion figurine, terracotta - ca. 1300 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Ziggurat of Aqarquf hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College terracotta, figurine ca. 1300 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Ashur (Assur, Qalat Sherqat) Archaeological Site Photography: Assur hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Ashur hosted by: British Museum Compass Excavations at Assur hosted by: www.miglus.com BBC Ancient History: Assyrian Gold Crown from Ashur hosted by: BBC Babylon (Babel) Archaeological Site Photography: Babylon hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Babylon hosted by: British Museum Compass Law-Codex of Hammurabi hosted by: Louvre Museum Striding lion, 604–562 B.C.; Neo-Babylonian period, reign of Nebuchadnezzar II hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Baghdad Objects from Iraq in The British Museum hosted by: British Museum The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum hosted by: Art Newspaper* Topography and Historical Monuments: Baghdad and Samarra hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Topography and Historical Monuments: Baghdad Museum hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum: Akkadian hosted by: Art Newspaper* The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum: Assyrian hosted by: Art Newspaper* The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum: Hatrene hosted by: Art Newspaper* The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum: Prehistoric hosted by: Art Newspaper* Architecture in Baghdad hosted by: About - Architecture* The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum: Islamic hosted by: Art Newspaper* Al Kadhimain Mosque - Baghdad, Iraq hosted by: About - Architecture* OTTOMAN ARCHITECTURAL WORKS OUTSIDE TURKEY - Iraq - Baghdad (Bagdat) hosted by: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Turkey The Safavid Prince Haidar Mirza's Entrance into Istanbul in 1590: Page from a dispersed Divan of Mahmud cAbd al-Baki, 1590-95 hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art The Shaikh al-Islam Discoursing to an Audience: Page from a dispersed Divan of Mahmud cAbd al-Baki, 1590-95 hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art The Art Newspaper: Treasures from the Iraq Museum: Sumerian hosted by: Art Newspaper* Basra (Khatta) Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: House on Canal hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Borsippa (Birs Nimrud) Archaeological Site Photography: Borsippa hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Borsippa hosted by: EZIDA: The site dedicated to Mésopotamie (in French) Ctesiphon Archaeological Site Photography: Ctesiphon hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago BBC Ancient History: The Arch at Ctesiphon hosted by: BBC Ctesiphon - The Sasanian Capital City hosted by: Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative, University of California, Berkeley Fragments of stucco panels that decorated the interior walls of the palace at Ctesiphon hosted by: Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative, University of California, Berkeley Eridu (Abu Shahrain) Archaeological Site Photography: Eridu hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Terracotta, nude male, with 'lizard-shaped' face and pointed head - ca. 4000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Eshnunna (Tell Asmar) Eshnunna in the Ur III and Old-Babylonian Period: A Test Case for the Impact of Political Collapse hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Law Code of Eshnunna hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Statue; male, bearded, long hair, bare-chested, wearing flounced skirt, hands folded - ca. 2600 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Two-sided relief; front: bearded central figure with scaled body sitting on dragon - ca. 2250 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Votive statues, from the Square Temple, Eshnunna c.2900-2600 BCE hosted by: School of Humanities, Art History, and Film, Australian National University Fara (Ancient Shuruppak) UPM in Fara hosted by: University of Pennsylvania Museum Farukhabad (Tepe Farukhabad) An Early Town on the Deh Luran Plain: Excavations at Tepe Farukhabad. hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Farukhabad hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Farukhabad - Search Result hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Firuzabad - The First Sasanian Capital City hosted by: Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative, University of California, Berkeley Girsu (Tello) Archaeological Site Photography: Girsu hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Clay figurine of bearded man with ax, perhaps a warrior, from circa 1900 B.C. hosted by: National Geographic* Figurine of male, wearing cap - ca. 1900 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Hatra Bronze head of bearded male from Hatra, second to third century A.D. Photograph by Lynn Abercrombie hosted by: National Geographic* Archaeological Site Photography: Hatra hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Mithra Temple hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Door lintel with lion-griffins and vase with lotus leaf, 2nd–3rd century; Parthian period hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Parthian Temple hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Isin Archaeological Site Photography: Isin hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Karbala (Kerbala) Topography and Historical Monuments: Shrine of Imam Hussein hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Khafajah (Tutub) Archaeological Site Photography: Khafajah hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Plaque, decorated with three registers of relief, showing banquet scene with musicians - ca. 2600 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Votive plaque, fragmentary; relief displays seated, long-haired person in flounced garment, wearing a 'horned' cap - ca. 2600 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Bowl with mosaic inlays on outside - ca. 3000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Pottery jar; carinated shoulders, four pierced lugs at shoulder; polychrome- ca. 2800 B.C. ( IM42588) hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Pottery jar; carinated shoulders, four pierced lugs at shoulder; polychrome- ca. 2800 B.C. (IM42587) hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Two wrestlers balancing vessels (jars) on their heads- ca. 2600 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Khorsabad (Dur Sharrukin) Archaeological Site Photography: Khorsabad hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago IRAQ - Khorsabad Bull Sculpture hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago IRAQ - Khorsabad Deities with Flowing Vases hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago BBC Ancient History: Assyrian Statue hosted by: BBC Colossal statue of a winged lion from the North-West Palace of Ashurnasirpal II (Room B) hosted by: British Museum Compass EXCAVATIONS AT KHORSABAD hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Human-headed winged bull from the palace of King Sargon II at Khorsabad (721-705 B.C.) hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago IRAQ: Khorsabad - Excavation of Gate A in the citadel of King Sargon II (N18525: Photo from the 1933-34 expedition. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago IRAQ: Khorsabad - Excavation of Gate A in the citadel of King Sargon II. N18527: Photo from the 1933-34 expedition. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Kifl Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Jewish Shrine of Ezekiel hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Jewish Shrine of Ezekiel Hebrew Inscriptions hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Minaret hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Kirkuk (Karkuk) The old part of Kirkuk, Iraq, seen from across the bed of the dried-up Qada' River. hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online Kish (Tell Uheimir, Ingharra, Abu Sudeirah) Archaeological Site Photography: Kish hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Kish , Lower Iraq: Tell Ingharra (HW48). hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Lagash (Al-Hiba) Archaeological Site Photography: Lagash hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Landscape with reed hut near Tell-al-Hiba hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Mosul Topography and Historical Monuments: Mosul hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Topography and Historical Monuments: Mosul Museum hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Topography and Historical Monuments: Christian Mosul and Kurdish Territory hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Two Folios from Öljeitü’s Mosul Qur’an hosted by: Legacy of Genghis Khan, Los Angeles County Museum of Art OTTOMAN ARCHITECTURAL WORKS OUTSIDE TURKEY - Iraq - Mosul (Musul) hosted by: Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Turkey Nimrud (Kalhu, Calah) Archaeological Site Photography: Nimrud hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago King Ashurnasirpal and the Northwest Palace at Nimrud hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Court at Nimrud hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Gate at Nimrud hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Gate at Nimrud hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Gate at Nimrud: Man-Bull Relief hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Kasserite Relief hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Tree of Life hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Winged Genie hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Ziggurat at Nimrud hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Assyrian Wall Relief from the Palace of King Ashurnasirpal II hosted by: Mesopotamia: The British Museum Central Palace of Tiglath-pileser III at Nimrud hosted by: Learningsites.com King Ashurnasirpal II's Palace at Nimrud hosted by: Mesopotamia: The British Museum Northwest Palace of Ashur-Nasir-Pal II at Nimrud hosted by: Learningsites.com Nineveh (Tell Kuyunjik) Archaeological Site Photography: Nineveh hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Bowl, pedestaled; monochrome painting - ca. 2800 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Head of a statue(?); hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: View Near Nineveh hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Walls of Nineveh hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College BBC Ancient History: Assyrian Limestone Panel - King Ashurbanipal drawing a bow. hosted by: BBC BBC Ancient History: The Flood Tablet hosted by: BBC Cuneiform tablet telling the Epic of Creation, Part of the library of King Ashurbanipal (reigned 669-631 BC) hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online Cuneiform tablet telling the legend of Etana, Part of the library of King Ashurbanipal (reigned 669-631 BC) hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online Cuneiform tablet telling the legend of Ishtar's descent to the Underworld, Part of the library of King Ashurbanipal (reigned 669-631 BC) hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online Cuneiform tablet with omens, Part of the library of King Ashurbanipal (reigned 669-631 BC) hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online The Flood Tablet, relating part of the Epic of Gilgamesh, Part of the library of King Ashurbanipal (reigned 669-631 BC) hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online The White Obelisk, Some of the earliest scenes of Assyrian narrative art hosted by: Britannica Encyclopedia Online Nippur Archaeological Site Photography: Nippur hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Gypsum statue of man and woman at Inanna Temple at Nippur, circa 2600-2300 B.C. Photograph by Lynn Abercrombie hosted by: National Geographic* Parthian fortress in west quadrant of the E-Kur Temple precinct, Nippur, southern Iraq. hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology UPM in Nippur hosted by: University of Pennsylvania Museum Samarra Topography and Historical Monuments: Baghdad and Samarra hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Archaeological Site Photography: Samarra hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Special Exhibitions - Herzfeld in Samarra hosted by: Metropolitan Museum of Art Seleucia Statue of reclining woman found at Seleucia, second century B.C. Photograph by Lynn Abercrombie hosted by: National Geographic* Archaeological Site Photography: Seleucia hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Shatt al-Nil Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Shrine of Al-Najmi hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Shrine of Al-Najmi hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Shubat-Enlil (Modern Tell Leilan, Tall Laylan) Tell Leilan Project hosted by: Yale University, Connecticut Sippar (Abu Habba) Archaeological Site Photography: Sippar hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Sippar hosted by: British Museum Compass The Tablet Library at Sippar hosted by: Mesopotamia: The British Museum Susa (Biblical Shushan, Modern Shush in Iran) Law-Codex of Hammurabi hosted by: Louvre Museum Middle Elamite, Susa, Facade of Temple hosted by: Survey of Mespotamian Art and Culture: 2000 B.C. to 1st Century A.D., History of Art, University of Pennsylvania Tell Billa (Shibaniba) Archaeological Site Photography: Tell Billa hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Seal design (see modern impression) shows a boat trip and a cultic scene before a building facade, both involving three people - ca. 3000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Tell El-Ubaid (Tell el'Ubaid) Archaeological Site Photography: Tell El-Ubaid hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Friese with inlays; showing scenes of dairy farming - ca. 2400 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Tell Harmal (Ancient Shaduppum) Archaeological Site Photography: Tell Harmal hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago New excavations at Tall Harmal hosted by: www.miglus.com Baked Clay Lion from Tell Harmal hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Tepe Gawra Archaeological Site Photography: Tepe Gawra hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Finds from Tepe Gawra hosted by: American Schools of Oriental Research Ur (Tell al-Muqayyar) Archaeological Site Photography: Ur hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago BBC Ancient History: Mosaic Tablet from Ur hosted by: BBC Bowl; relief decoration (bulls and grain ears) - ca. 3000 B.C. - ca. 3000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago The Royal Graves of Ur hosted by: British Museum Compass UPM in Ur hosted by: University of Pennsylvania Museum Ur hosted by: British Museum Compass Ur of the Chaldees - Search Result hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Ur of the Chaldees - Woolley's excavation. (HW47). 1966 hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Ziggurat of Ur hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College BBC Ancient History: Clay Figurine from Ur hosted by: BBC The Ziggurat of Ur hosted by: Mesopotamia: The British Museum BBC Ancient History: Ubaid Figurines from Ur hosted by: BBC Terracotta figurine with 'lizard-shaped' face, nude, female - ca. 4000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Terracotta figurine with 'lizard-shaped' face, nude, female, breast-feeding infant;- ca. 4000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Uruk (Erech, Warka) Archaeological Site Photography: Uruk hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Jar, carinated shoulder, spouted, with symmetrical relief decoration: lions attacking bulls (body), two lions flanking spout - ca. 3000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Uruk-Warka - Search Result hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Uruk-Warka - Search Result hosted by: University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Vase, relief decoration in four registers - ca. 3000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago The Flood Tablet, relating part of the Epic of Gilgamesh hosted by: British Museum Compass Wall Ornament from Karaindash Temple, Uruk hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Head of a Woman from Warka hosted by: U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Jar, spouted, with mosaic inlay (shell, lapis lazuli) - ca. 3000 B.C. hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Wasit Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Gate hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Gate (detail) hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College Zibliyat Archaeological Site Photography: Zibliyat hosted by: Oriental Institute, University of Chicago Zubair Visions of Iraq: Topography and Historical Monuments: Shrine of Hasan al-Basri hosted by: Visions of Iraq, Oberlin College

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