37. Copper spear-head; hollow copper tube 243 38. Early copper figures 245 39. Copper figures of Basket-bearers; copper figure of Gudea 247 40. Figures and heads of animals in copper and bronze 250 41. Two Assyrian swords; an Assyrian axe 254 42. Bronze dish 257 43, 44. Bronze gate-bands 259, 260 45. Silver vase of Entemena 265 46. Coloured clay relief lion from Babylon 274 47. Coloured bull at Babylon; coloured bull at Nimrûd (Calah) 275 48. Three cylinder seals; clay tablet bearing a seal-impression 285 49-77. Impressions from cylinder-seals 289-307 78-83. Engravings on shells 310-312 84. Carved ivory panel from Nimrûd 314 85. Early terra-cotta figures 318 86. Terra-cotta figures of later date 320 87. Terra-cotta figure of a dog 323 88. Terra-cotta plaque showing dog with attendant 323 89. Stone vase of Narâm-Sin 328 90. Decorated stone vase of Gudea 328 91. Three stone vessels, one of which bears an inscription of Sennacherib, and another the name of Xerxes; small glass vessel of Sargon 330 92, 93. Two early clay pots from Nippur 332 94. Boomerang-shaped weapons 342 95. Assyrian jewellery 348 96, 97. Combs 349 98, 99. Foot-spearman and Foot-archers of the first Assyrian period 350 100-102. Archers in the reign of Sargon 351 103-105. Archers in the reign of Sennacherib 352 106, 107. Assyrian cavalry 354, 355 108. Assyrian chariotry 356 109. Assyrian helmets and head-gears 357 110. Assyrian weapons of offence 358 111. Battering-rams and shields 360 112. Naval equipment of the Assyrians 362 113-115. Babylonian emblems 396, 398 MAPS (1) Mesopotamia, (2) Babylonia _Folder at end_ Mesopotamian Archæology CHAPTER I—INTRODUCTION (_a_) LAND AND PEOPLE