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 50. Hittite chieftain, a captive of Rameses III.; after Meyer 51. Figure, probably of a Hittite king, from the Royal Gate at Khatti; after a photo, by Puchstein 52. The Royal Gate of Khatti, the capital of the Hittites, viewed from the outside; after Puchstein 53. Conjectural restoration of a Hittite gateway viewed from outside; after Puchstein 54. Longitudinal section of the Lower Western Gateway at Khatti; after Puchstein 55. Transverse section of the Lower Western Gateway at Khatti; after Puchstein 56. One of the two sacred boats of Khonsu, the Egyptian Moongod, who journeyed into Cappadocia to cast out a devil from a Hittite princess; after Rosellini 57. Rameses II. offering incense to one of the boats of Khonsu before he started on his journey; after Rosellini 58. Scene representing Nabû-mukîn-apli sanctioning a transfer of landed property 59. Marduk and his dragon from a votive offering of Marduk-zakir-shum; after Weissbach 60. The Assyrian army in Chaldea, 851 B.C.; from the Gates of Shalmaneser in the British Museum 61. A Chaldean town of the ninth century B.C.; from the Gates of Shalmaneser 62-63. The tribute of the Chaldeans; from the Gates of Shalmaneser