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Harappa mortuary ceramics. (Original teaching slide code: CS-20). Slides provided by Mark Kenoyer only for teaching purposes.
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35mm slide: 20702
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16575

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Harappa, Mound AB "granaries". (Original teaching slide code: CS-21). Slides provided by Mark Kenoyer only for teaching purposes.
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35mm slide: 20703
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16576

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Harappa, Mound AB well and platform. (Original teaching slide code: CS-22). Slides provided by Mark Kenoyer only for teaching purposes.
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35mm slide: 20704
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16577

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Kudatini Ash Mound, Neolithic, 2nd millennium BC. (Original teaching slide code: CS-23)
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35mm slide: 20705
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16578

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Megalithic burials. Iron Age, 1st millennium BC. (Original teaching slide code: CS-24)
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35mm slide: 20706
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16579

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Chichén Itzá -- El Mercado from El Castillo.
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35mm slide: 391
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1658

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Ajanta Caves, Vakataka period, 5th-7th century AD. (Original teaching slide code: CS-25)
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35mm slide: 20707
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16580

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Mehrgarh, section of Neolithic mound. (Original teaching slide code: CS-3)
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35mm slide: 20685
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16581

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Mehrgarh III architecture. (Original teaching slide code: CS-4)
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35mm slide: 20686
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16582

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Mehrgarh V ceramics, Period V Polychromes, ca. 3300 BC. (Original teaching slide code: CS-5)
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35mm slide: 20687
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16583
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Mehrgarh figurines, Mehrgarh VI (c. 3000 BC). (Original teaching slide code: CS-6)
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35mm slide: 20688
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16584

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Kot Diji, Early Indus settlement, c. 3rd millennium BC. (Original teaching slide code: CS-7)
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35mm slide: 20689
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16585

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Mohenjodaro, "Priest-King" sculpture; site dates to early 3rd to early 2nd millennium BC. (Original teaching slide code: CS-8)
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35mm slide: 20690
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16586

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Mohenjodaro bath. (Original teaching slide code: CS-9)
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35mm slide: 20691
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16587

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Çatal Hüyük (ca. 6500-5700 BC) was a settlement of about 10 ha., one of the largest neolithic settlements in the Middle East at the time. It is known primarily for its abundant evidence for ritual, in the form of figurines, wall paintings, and features in modeled plaster depicting women giving birth, bulls, leopards, vultures, and other animals. In spite of the size of the village, there is little evidence of ranking. New work on the site has begun un
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35mm slide: 20388
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16588

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Akkadian period public buildings: "Naram-Sin Palace" in foreground; "SS" administrative complex in background. (Original teaching slide code: GE-10)
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35mm slide: 20397
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16589

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Chichén Itzá -- Altar -- east face -- El Mercado.
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35mm slide: 392
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1659

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SS building, room 23. Note walls preserved over 3m high and window preserved in wall. The diagonal lines on the wall are mouse burrows (Original teaching slide code: GE-11)
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35mm slide: 20398
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16590

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Tell Brak in northeastern Syria was occupied as early at the 6th millennium BC, and continued into the later 2nd millennium BC. It was particularly important during the Middle and Late Uruk periods (3600-3100 BC), when states expanding from Southern Mesopotamia took control of the site, and again during the Akkadian period (2350-2200 BC), when the ruler Naram-Sin installed a series of massive public buildings. There is no convenient source for this si
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35mm slide: 20399
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16591

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Bathroom of private Akkadian house. Note baked brick sloping floor and drain, with seat in corner; 1993 excavations (Original teaching slide code: GE-13)
Date of Photo
1993
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35mm slide: 20400
Image Number
16592
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Gold and lapis "Anzu"-bird (the mythological thunder bird); silver ring money. Hoard from jar under drain of bath. Hoards were common at the end of the Akkadian empire. (Original teaching slide code: GE-14)
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35mm slide: 20401
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16593

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View of Zagros mountains (Original teaching slide code: GE-15)
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35mm slide: 20402
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16594

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Note continuity in design structure with the Susana goblet (GE-21); possible ethnic style according to my own work. Scarlet ware jar, Early dynastic period (c. 2800 BC) (Original teaching slide code: GE-16)
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35mm slide: 20403
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16595

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Tepe Farukhabad is a subsidiary center in the marginal Deh Luran Plain. In an exemplary excavation, Henry Wright opened two small trenches and through careful screening, was able to recover fluctuations in wealth of the two households as well as in amounts of goods produced for and received in exchange. Section of Excavation B. (Original teaching slide code: GE-17)
Ubaid, Elamite, c. 4500 - 1300 BC
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35mm slide: 20404
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16596

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Mudbrick building in level B24. (Original teaching slide code: GE-18)
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35mm slide: 20405
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16597

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Area around Susa. (Original teaching slide code: GE-19)
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35mm slide: 20406
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16598

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View of Mellaart's excavations. (Original teaching slide code: GE-2)
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35mm slide: 20389
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16599

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17320- Persian shawl
Date of Photo
1985
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35mm slide: 18246
Image Number
166

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Chichén Itzá -- Temple of the Warriors -- carved columns.
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35mm slide: 393
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1660

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"Castle" is the dig house; the pillar of earth (called the "Temoin de Morgan") is the original mound surface; excavations in progress are of the Uruk period. Susa. (Original teaching slide code: GE-20)
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35mm slide: 20407
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16600
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Goblet from the Susiana period (c. 4000BC). Note saluki's (dogs) around top. These vessels are the subject of Susan Pollock’s (1983) paper on style in the Journal of Anthropological Archaeology. (Original teaching slide code: GE-21)
Date of Photo
1992
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35mm slide: 20408
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16601

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Priest-king figure from the Late Uruk period. May represent the "En", or earliest ruler of Uruk (Original teaching slide code: GE-22)
Date of Photo
1990
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35mm slide: 20409
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16602

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View of restored temple tower (Ziggurat) of Ur-Nama c. 2100 BC. Ur-Nama was founder of the 3rd Dynasty of Ur. (Original teaching slide code: GE-23)
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35mm slide: 20410
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16603

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Mesopotamia-Ur. Modern reed houses on canal near Ur. This form of architecture goes back to the Ubaid period. (Original teaching slide code: GE-24)
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35mm slide: 20411
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16604

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Bogazköy was the capital of the Hittite Empire, which reached the peak of its power ca. 1450-1180 BC. The walled area of the site covers over 200 ha. Temple 1 is the largest at the site, comprising administrative, residential, scribal school, and storage areas. View to north of the lower town and river. (Original teaching slide code: GE-3)
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35mm slide: 20390
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16605

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Bogazköy, part of Temple 1 with storage jars. (Original teaching slide code: GE-4)
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35mm slide: 20391
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16606

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Yazilikaya is an open-air rock sanctuary close to Bogazköy. See J. Macqueen (1986), The Hittites. Relief of "soldier-gods". (Original teaching slide code: GE-5)
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35mm slide: 20392
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16607

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Map of Mesopotamia. (Original teaching slide code: GE-6) Geoffrey Emberling
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35mm slide: 20393
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16608

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Note Akkadian period (ca. 2250 BC) public building "FS" on spur from left; Mitanni period (c. 1400 BC) fortress on peak. View to north of Tell-Brak. (Original teaching slide code: GE-7)
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35mm slide: 20394
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16609

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Chichén Itzá -- Temple of the Warriors -- carved columns.
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35mm slide: 394
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1661
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Note possible city gate; subsidiary settlements of the Middle Uruk period (ca. 3500 BC). View to north of tell. (Original teaching slide code: GE-8)
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35mm slide: 20395
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16610

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Mitanni fortress built of red bricks, which had to be made from mud from fields far below. (Original teaching slide code: GE-9)
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35mm slide: 20396
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16611

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Map of Italy showing Etruscan, Greek and Italic territory around 500 BC. (Original teaching slide code: JER-1)
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35mm slide: 20603
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16612

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Coliseum, interior view with arena floor gone, showing underground chambers for gladiators and animals. (Original teaching slide code: JER10)
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35mm slide: 20612
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16613

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Via dell’ Abbondanza, view of house and shop facades of ordinary street. (Original teaching slide code: JER11)
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35mm slide: 20613
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16614

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Temple of Jove, temple ruins on platform. (Original teaching slide code: JER12)
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35mm slide: 20614
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16615

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Mills and oven at bakehouse. (Original teaching slide code: JER13)
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35mm slide: 20615
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16616

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Archaeological storehouse; 1000s of storage and transport amphorae found. (Original teaching slide code: JER14)
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35mm slide: 20616
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16617

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House of the Faun; inside view, note peristyle (Original teaching slide code: JER16)
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35mm slide: 20617
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16618

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House of Vettii; inside view, note atrium (Original teaching slide code: JER-1)
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35mm slide: 20618
Image Number
16619
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