LXXVII. ” (i) Hittite God of the Skies, 292 (ii) God of the Double Axe, LXXVIII. Sakje-Geuzi: Entrance to Palace, 300 LXXIX. ” Lion corner-stone (left), 302 LXXX. ” Lion and adjoining sculptures (right), 304 LXXXI. ” (i) Sculptures of left flanking wall, 306 (ii) Continuation of the series, LXXXII. ” Sphinx-pedestal to central column, 310 LXXXIII. Hittite Allies: (i) Mongoloid, 318 (ii) Proto-Greek, LXXXIV. Surviving Types: (i) Amorite 320 (ii) Hittite, LXXXV. Nomads passing into Asia Minor, 322 LXXXVI. Cæsarea: Types of Semitic settlers, 334 LXXXVII. Yeni-Han: Group of nomad women, 340 LXXXVIII. Battle of Kadesh: Hittite chariotry charging, 344 PLANS Boghaz-Keui: Plan of the Rock Sanctuary called Iasily Kaya, 221 Eyuk: Plan of the Sphinx-Gate, 247 Sinjerli: Sketch Plan of Gateway, 278 MAPS Hittite States after the Revival of the Tenth Century B.C., 375 Submergence of the Hittite States (Eighth Century B.C.), 385 Map of Hittite Sites in Asia Minor and Northern Syria, _To face_ 390 I A CHAPTER OF GEOGRAPHY