16. Diagram to show the arrangement of the beasts of the Ishtar Gate; after Koldewey
17. Enamelled fragment of the Ishtar Gate still in position
18. Plan of the later defences of the Citadel upon the north, showing the walls with the Lion Frieze and the Ishtar Gate
19. Lion from the frieze of the Sacred Way to the north of the Ishtar Gate
20. Ground-plan of E-makh, the temple of the goddess Ninmakh; after Andrae
21. Conjectural restoration of E-makh; after Andrae
22. Gold plaque, with architectural design, from a Neo-Babylonian burial; enlargement after photo, by Koldewey
23. Ground-plan of the unidentified temple known as "Z"; after Andrae
24. Conjectural restoration of the unidentified temple known as "Z"; after Andrae and Koldewey
25. Ground-plan of the temple of Ishtar of Akkad; after Reuther
20. Ground-plan of the temple of Ninib; after Andrae
27. Ground-plan of E-temen-anki and E-sagila; after Wetzel
28. Conjectural reconstruction of E-temen-anki and E-sagila; after Andrae
29. Ground-plan of E-zida and the temple-tower of Nabû at Borsippa; after Koldewey
30. Rough engraving of a temple-tower upon a boundary-stone
31. Plan of the Merkes Mound, showing part of the street network of Babylon; after Koldewey
32-33. Arabs of the seventh century B.C., from a sculpture in the Nineveh Gallery of the British Museum
34. Head of an archaic limestone figure from Ashur
35-30. Heads of archaic figures from Ashur and Tello
37-39. Examples of archaic sculpture from Ashur and Tello, exhibiting the same convention in the treatment of woollen garments
40. The Old Babylonian form of plough in use; after Clay
41. Assyrian kelek on the Tigris; after La yard
42. The Assyrian prototype of the gufa; from a bas-relief in the British Museum
43. Assyrian raft of logs on the Tigris; from a bas-relief in the British Museum
44. Swamp in Southern Babylonia, or the Sea-Country; after a bas-relief at Nineveh
45. The zebu or humped oxen of the Sea-Country; after a bas-relief from Nineveh in the British Museum
40. Akhenaten, with his queen and infant daughters, on the balcony of their palace; after N. de G. Davies
47-48. Representations of Hittites in Egyptian sculpture; after Meyer
49. Hittite foot-soldiers at the Battle of Kadesh; after Meyer