147. Ruins of Epatutila 233 148. Terra-cotta apes, male and female 234 149. Early horseman, glazed 235 150. Later horseman (Parthian?) 235 151. Woman in covered litter, on horseback 235 152. Coloured enamelled vase _Coloured plate—_ _Frontispiece_ 153. Schematic diagram of the transfer of the upper levels (A, B, left) of a mound of debris to lower-lying region (A, B, on the right) 237 154. Schematic diagram of section through Babylonian house ruins, with wells 238 155. Plan of Merkes 241 156. View of street in Merkes 243 157. First dynasty tablets 245 158. Labyrinthine lines on a tablet 245 159. Drawing on a tablet 246 160. Pottery urn with tablets 247 161. Bowls 247 162. Aramaic incantation bowl 248 163. Beakers 249 164. Vases 249 165. Storage jars, on ring stands below 250 166. Large storage jars 250 167. Fragments of Greek vases 251 168. Flasks 251 169. Flat circular vases 252 170. Lamps 253 171. Glazed rhyton 255 172. Glass goblet and jug 255 173. Ancient glass 256 174. Earthenware bell 256 175. Woman on a beaker or omphalos 257 176. Earthenware boat 258 177. Earthenware boats with animal inside 258 178. Stone vessel 259 179. Basalt bowl for rubbing out grain 259 180. Ancient Babylonian rubbing-mill, in use by an Arab 260 181. Prehistoric utensils 260 182. Prehistoric implements 261 183. Swords, lance-head, and knives, in bronze 262