 Portal lion Hittite 8th c BC |
 Inscription. Yemen 6th AD |
 Nabatean sundial Maidan Saleh 1th BC Aramaic (12 part division |
 Ishtar Gate of Babylon |
Portal lion Hittite 8th c BC |
Inscription. Yemen 6th AD |
Nabatean sundial Maidan Saleh 1th BC Aramaic (12 part division |
Ishtar Gate of Babylon |
 Ishtar Gate of Babylon |
 Ishtar Gate of Babylon |
 Storm god Hadad of Aleppo Hittite 9th c BC (taken to Babylon by Nab II) |
 Warrior Hittite 9th c BC |
 Banquet Hittite 9th c BC |
 Banquet Hittite 9th c BC |
 Inscription hieroglyphic Hittite 9th c BC |
 Colossal statue Hittite 9th c BC |
 Procession |
 Base of colossal statue |
 Base of pillar from palace |
 Portal lion |
 Musicians |
 Chariot |
 Asssyrian Hdatu 8th c BC: Soldiers |
 Chariot |
 Soldiers |
 Funerary stele of Palace official founder of city, Assyria 8th c BC |
 Funerary stele |
 Funerary stele |
 Persian Anatolian 5th c BC |
 Pergamum 3th BC |
 Marsyas 3rd BC |
 Hermaphroditus 3rd BC |
 Colossal head of Sappho |
 Apollo of Miletus 2nd AD |
 Oceanus of Ephesus 2nd AD |
 Athena of Aphrodisias 2nd AD |
 Royal necropolis of Sidon: Alexander Sarcophagus 4th BC (made for Sidon's king Abdalonymos), originally polychromatic (left knight is Alexander) |
 Alexander Sarcophagus |
 Alexander Sarcophagus (Persian soldier-Macedonian soldier-King-M-M-Persoan) |
 Alexander Sarcophagus |
 Troy: I 3000-2500 |
 Troy: II 2500-2300 |
 Troy: III 2300-2100 |
 Troy: IV 2100-1900 |
 Troy: VI 1700-1250 |
 Troy: VII 1230-1000 or Troy: VIII 900-400 |
 Phrygians (IndoEuropeans) of Anatolia 750-546 BC: Cybele, the mother goddess |
 Phrygians of Anatolia 750-546 BC: Rock-cut tomb |
 Phrygians of Anatolia 750-546 BC: Cybele |
 Phrygians of Anatolia 750-546 BC: Cybele |
