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Iraq. Journal of the British School of Archaeology in Iraq. Volume XV. Parts 1-2. 1953.

AAE - Journal - Single issue

Item #M5348

Complete issue in 2 volumes. British School of Archaeology in Iraq, London, 1953. In-8, 195 pages. Original softcover, spine of vol. 1 has tears, otherwise a very good copy, inside in fine condition. Vol. 1: Spring 1953: The excavations at Nimrud (Kalhu), 1952, M.E.L. Mallowan. - Carved plaster in Umayyad architecture, R.W. Hamilton. - A painted pottery of the second millenium from Southern Turkey and Northern Syria, M.V. Seton Williams. - Bronze lugged axe- or adze- blades from Asia, R. Maxwell-Hyslop. - Accounts concerning allocation of provisions from offerings in the Ningal-temple at Ur. - Vol. 2, Autumn 1953: Inscribed barrel cylinder of Marduk-Apla-Iddina II, C.J. Gadd. - The Nimrud tablets, 1953, D.J. Wiseman. - The Shihan warrior, O. Tufnel. - The late Assyrian royal-seal type, A.J. Sachs. - Accounts concerning allocations of provisions for offerings in the Ningal-temple at Ur, H.H. Figulla. - Index. Language: English. Relevant subjects: Mesopotamia, Journals Near East.

Language: English.

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