Procession of the Bull beneath the Mound of Nimroud.

The King. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Plan 4. Upper Chambers on the West Side of the Mound. (Nimroud.)

Enemy asking Quarter of Assyrian Horsemen. (S. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Part of a Bas-relief showing a Pulley, and a Warrior cutting a Bucket from the Rope.

Plan 5. Excavations in the South-east Corner of the Mound. (Nimroud )

Sitting Figure in Basalt, from Kahili Sherghat.

Warriors hunting the Lion. (N.W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Plan of excavated Ruins at Kouyunjik.

The King in his Chariot returning from Battle. (Kouyunjik.)

Widge or Arrow-head on an Altar. (From a Stone in the Bibliotheque Nationale at Paris.)

Scribes writing down the Number of Heads of the Slain, and the Amount of the Spoil. (Kouyunjik.)

Figures, and Cartouche with Hieroglyphics, on an Ivory Panel from the N. W. Palace, Nimroud.

The Egyptian Goddess Ken (from a Tablet in the British Museum); and Assyrian Deity,? the Astarte of the Assyrians and the Ken of the Egyptians (from a Hock Tablet at Malthaiyah, near Mosul).

Forms of Pottery found in the Tombs above the Ruins at Nimroud.

A House. (Kouyunjik.) The Interior of a Tent. (Kouyunjik.)

A Temple, or Fishing Pavilion, supported by Proto-Ionic Columns, and standing in u River or artificial Lake. (Khorsabad.)

Head of winged Bull. (Khorsabad and Kouyunjik.) Head of winged Monster. (Persepolis.)

Fragment of a Lycian Monument in the British Museum.

Bas-relief from a Monument from Xanthus, in the British Museum.

Assyrian Ornament, (Nimroud.) Greek Honeysuckle Ornaments.

Ornament on a Lath at Allahabad. Ornament. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Ornaments. (Also) (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Sacred Tree. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Ear-ring. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.) Assyrian Ear-rings. (Khorsabad.) Hilt of a Sword. (Khorsabad.) End of a Sword Sheath. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Handles of three Daggers carried in the Girdle. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

A Throne or Stool. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

A Stool. (Khorsabad.) An Arm-chair. (Khorsabad.)

A Couch or Table. (Khorsabad.) A Footstool supported by Lion's Paws. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

A Table. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.) Altars, or Stands for Jars. (N. W. Palace. (Nimroud.) Cup with Handle. (Khorsabad.)

Drinking Cup. (Khorsabad.) Vase from a Bas-relief. (Khorsabad.)

Basket or Vessel carried by winged Figures. (Khorsabad.)

Head-dress of the King (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.) Head-dress of the King. (Kouyunjik.)

A Sandal. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.) A Sandal. (Khorsabad.)

A Spearman. (Kouyunjik.) Greaves or Gaiters worn by Warriors. (Khorsabad.)

An Archer. (Kouyunjik.) Helmets. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Circular Helmet. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Assyrian Warriors fighting with the Enemy. An Eagle is carrying away the Entrails of the Slain. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Slinger. (Kouyunjik.)

Assyrian Warrior with Spear and Shield. (Kouyunjik.)

Warriors forming a Phalanx before the Walls of a besieged City. (Kouyunjik.)

Assyrian Warriors in a Chariot. (S. W. Ruins, Nimroud; but originally brought from the N. W. Palace.)

Groom leading Horses. (From a Fragment discovered at Khorsabad, and now in the British Museum.)

Assyrian Chariot of the later Period. (S. W. Ruins, Nimroud.)

Horsemen — one drawing the Bow, the other holding the Reins of both Horses. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Head-dress of a riding Horse. (Kouyunjik.)

A Horseman pursued by Assyrian Warriors. (Kouyunjik.) (From a Cast in the British Museum.)

Buttering-ram, with moveable Tower containing Warriors. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Bas-relief representing Warriors before a besieged City. A Battering ram drawn up to the Walls, and Captives impaled. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Warriors forcing Stones out of the lower Part of the Wall of a besieged City. (S. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

A City taken by Assault, and the Inhabitants led away Captive. (Kouyunjik.)

Manacles for the Feet. (Khorsabad and Kouyunjik.) Manacles for the Hands. (Khorsabad and Kouyunjik.)

A pair of Scales for weighing the Spoil. (Khorsabad.)

A Boat carrying a Chariot, and Men floating on inflated Skins.

A Ship. (Khorsabad.)

Ship. (Kouyunjik.) Coin of uncertain Origin, conjectured to belong to a City on the Syrian Coast during the Persian Occupation.

Castle of a maritime People, probably the Tyrians. (Kouyunjik.)

A Galley. (Kouyunjik.)

Flying Warrior discharging an Arrow. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

A walled City standing on a River or on the Sea. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Captive Women in a Cart drawn by Oxen. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Assyrian Horsemen pursuing a Man, probably an Arab, on a Camel. (Centre Ruins, Nimroud.)

Chariot carried away by the Assyrians, amongst other Spoil, from a captured City. (Khorsabad.)

Enemies of the Assyrians discharging their Arrows behind them. (Kouyunjik.)

Bactrian or two-humped Camels. (Obelisk, Nimroud.)

Elephant, the Ouran Outan(?), the Houuuman, or small Indian Monkey (?). (Obelisk, Nimroud.)

The Bull, the Rhinoceros, and the Chikara, or large Indian Antelope (?). (Obelisk, Nimroud.)

The Bruh, or great Indian Monkey (?), and the Wanderoo, or maned Ape(?). (Obelisk, Nimroud.)

Sacred Emblems suspended round the Neck of the King. (N. W. Palace. Nimroud.)

Emblems of the Deity. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Winged Circle. (Pterium.)

Idols carried in Procession by Assyrian Warriors. (S. W. Ruins, Nimroud.)

Hera or the Assyrian Venus. (From a Rock Tablet near the ancient Pterium.)

A Gryphon. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Winged Horse. (N. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

Eagle-headed Figure. (S. W. Palace, Nimroud.) Warriors carrying a Bird. (Centre Palace, Nimroud.)

Lion-headed Figure. (S. W. Palace, Nimroud.)

The Fish God. (Khorsabad.)

An Altar, resembling that on the Sassanian Coins (Khorsabad.)

Fire-Altar. (Khorsabad.)

Fire-Altar and Sacrifice. (Kouyunjik.)

Altar, or Tripod. (From Khorsabad.)