XLIV. Malatia: (i) Priest offering to lightning-god on bull, 138 (ii) Priestess offering to winged deity, XLV. Palanga: Inscribed columnar statue, 142 XLVI. Ekrek: Hittite inscription with Christian emblems, 148 XLVII. Fraktin: The rock-sculptures, 150 XLVIII. Bogche: Hittite inscription on round-topped stone, 154 XLIX. Yamoola: Giant eagle standing upon lions, 156 L. Angora: The acropolis, 162 LI. Ayazîn: Rock-hewn tombs and church, 164 LII. ” Roof of the church with dome, 166 LIII. Sipylus: Image of the Mother-goddess, 168 LIV. Kara-Bel: The Hittite God of Arms, 172 LV. Tyana: Ruined Roman aqueducts, 184 LVI. Bor: Hittite inscription and relief, 186 LVII. Ivrîz: Giant sculptures on the rock, 192 LVIII. Boghaz-Keui: Site of Pteria, 200 LIX. ” Gorge of the Beuyuk Kayanin Daresi, 202 LX. ” The Lion Gate, 204 LXI. ” (i) The Fortress called Yenije-Kaleh, 206 (ii) Remains of the Lower Palace, LXII. ” Bird’s-eye View of the Lower Palace, 208 LXIII. ” (i) Camp at the foot of Beuyuk Kaleh, 210 (ii) Iasily Kaya: Sculptures on the left, LXIV. ” General view of Iasily Kaya, 212 LXV. ” Central sculptures at, 214 LXVI. ” Group of two monstrous figures, 218 LXVII. ” One of the female figures, 222 LXVIII. ” The King-Priest at Iasily Kaya, 224 LXIX. ” (i) The Small Gallery: view, 226 (ii) Hittite portraits, three figures, LXX. ” The dirk-deity, 228 LXXI. ” Hittite God embracing the priest, 232 LXXII. Eyuk: Sculptures decorating frontage of palace, 252 LXXIII. ” (i) Shrine of the Mother-goddess, 260 (ii) Musicians with bagpipe and guitar, LXXIV. Coast Route round the Gulf of Issus, 270 LXXV. Sinjerli: (i) Ceremonial Feast, 280 (ii) Warrior with spear, LXXVI. ” Sculptures of gateway _in situ_, 286