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Descriptive Summary Biography Scope and Content Note Arrangement of Papers Search Terms
Detailed Description of the Collection
Series 1: Travel Journals, 1905–1928 Series 2: Sketchbooks, 1923–1931, n.d. Series 3: Notebooks 1904–1946, 1957, n.d.
Series 4: Photographic Files, 1903–1947
Series 5: Drawings and Maps, [1903-1947] Series VI: Paper Squeezes of Inscriptions Series 7: Records of Samarra Expeditions, 1906–1945
|  Ernst HerzfeldAn Inventory of His
Papers at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Archives
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| | | | | Creator: | Herzfeld, Ernst, 1879–1948 | | Title: | Ernst Herzfeld Papers | | Dates: | [1903–1947] | | Quantity: |
150 linear feet (ca. 30,000 items)
| | Abstract: |
An outstanding scholar in the field of Iranian studies, Ernst Herzfeld (1879–1948) explored all phases of Near Eastern culture from the prehistoric period to Islamic times. This collection documents Herzfeld's excavations at Samarra, Persepolis, Pasargadae, and Aleppo and includes correspondence; field notebooks; drawings; sketchbooks; inventories of objects; "squeeze" copies of architectural details; and photographs.
| | Identification: | A.5 |
The Ernst Herzfeld Papers document the career of Ernst Herzfeld (1879–1948), a German architect, archaeologist, and historian of Islamic and Pre-Islamic studies. After training as an architect he studied archaeology under Delitzch from 1903 to 1906 at the excavations at Assur in Mesopotamia. A student of Latin, Greek, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Hebrew, Herzfeld received a doctorate in Humanistic Studies at universities in Munich and Berlin in 1907. His work with Friedrich Sarre to survey the monuments of the Tigris-Euphrates valleys resulted in landmark studies in architectural history, published in 1911 and 1920. In 1920 Herzfeld was appointed to the chair of Historical Geography in Berlin and began his excavation at Samarra. Herzfeld's work there led to a six-volume publication. He published widely throughout his life on the sources of Islamic architecture and ornament, including the Royal Palace at Persepolis.
From 1934 until the end of his life Herzfeld spent his time producing many books and articles, lecturing, and working at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton (1936–1945.) Many of his works continue to be published post-humously.
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1879 July 23 |
Born in Celle, Germany
| | 1897 | Received diploma from Joachimsthaler Gymnasium, Berlin. | | [1897–1898?] | Fulfilled military service. | | [1899?] | Studied architecture at the Technical University and Assyriology, art history, and philosophy at the Friedrich-Wilhems Universität in Berlin. | | 1903 | Passed exam in structural engineering. | | [1903–1905] | Assistant to Walter Andrae (1875–1956) in Assur. | | 1905–1906 | Traveled throughout Iran and Iraq. | | 1907 | Passed oral exam in February | | 1907 | Excavation in Cilicia. | | Awarded doctorate in Humanistic Studies by Friedrich-Wilhems Universtät zu Berlin. After receiving Ph.D. traveled extensively in Syria and Iraq with Friedrich Sarre, director of the Islamic Museum in Berlin.
| | 1910 | Herzfeld and Sarre jointly publish, Iranische Felsreliefs (Berlin, 1910.) | | 1911–1913 | Field Director under direction of Sarre during expedition to Samarra. | | [1914?] | Drafted into service in France and Poland during World War I. Sent to Iraq where he functioned as a surveyor. | | 1916 | Father died. | | 1917 | Appointed associate professor for Historical Geography and Art History of the Ancient Orient at Berlin.
Along with Friedrich Sarre and others, founded the German-Persian Society to increase cultural and economic exchange between Germany and Persia.
| | 1920 | Appointed world's first full professor of Near Eastern Archeology. Begins excavation at Samarra. | | 1922 | Mother died. | | 1923–1934 | In Persia where he completed many excavations and studies. | | 1928 | Excavation at Pasargadae. | | 1931–1934 | Appointed director of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago and moved to Persepolis. | | 1934 | As the grand-son of Jews, Nazi legislation expelling state employees of Jewish descent forced Herzfeld to retire as a professor employed by the state.
Moved to London. | | 1936 | Moved to Boston.
Lectured on Iranian history and appointed a member of the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study.
Delivered Lowell Lectures.
| | 1944 | Retired from Princeton University. | | 1948 January 20 | Died. |
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Papers (1899–1962) of German born archaeologist Ernst Emil Herzfeld (1879–1948), a preeminent scholar of Near Eastern and Iranian studies. The collection measures 150 linear feet (ca. 30,000 items) and documents Herzfeld's work as a pioneer in the field and sheds light on his excavations at Samarra, Persepolis, Pasargadae, and Aleppo. Formats include correspondence; field notebooks; drawings; sketchbooks; inventories of objects; "squeeze" copies of architectural details; and photographs. Text in English, Arabic, German, Hebrew, and Persian.
This finding aid is based upon a guide written by Joseph M. Upton in 1974.
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The collection is organized into seven series:
Series 1: Travel journals
Series 2: Sketchbooks
Series 3: Notebooks
Series 4: Photographic files 1–42
Series 5: Drawings and maps
Series 6: Squeezes
Series 7: Samarra Expedition
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| | | | | | | Subjects | | | Cuneiform inscriptions | | | Excavations (Archaeology) | | | Excavations (Archaeology)--Middle East. | | | Herzfeld, Ernst, 1879–1948--Archives. | | | Inscriptions | | | Inscriptions, Arabic | | | Inscriptions, Hebrew | | | Iran Antiquities | | | Iraq Antiquities | | | Islamic art and architecture | | | Islamic studies | | | Middle East--Antiquities--Pictorial works. | | | Old Persian inscriptions | | | Syria Antiquities | | | University of Chicago. Oriental Institute | | | Zoroaster | | Names | | | Bergner, Karl | | | Ettinghausen, Richard | | | Krefter, Friedrich | | | Sarre, Friedrich Paul Theodor, 1865–1945 | | | Upton, Joseph M. | | Places | | | Agra (India) | | | Aleppo (Syria) | | | Assur | | | B‾ayj‾an-i Gichlar‾at (Iran) | | | Ba`labakk (Lebanon) | | | Baghdad (Iraq) | | | D‾amgh‾an (Iran) | | | D‾amgh‾an (Iran) | | | Damascus (Syria) | | | Delhi (India) | | | Euphrates River | | | F‾ars (Iran) | | | Ham‾ah (Syria) | | | Hims (Syria) | | | Iran | | | Iraq | | | Isfah‾an (Iran) | | | J‾ami al-Umaw‾i al-Kab‾ir (Damascus, Syria) | | | Jerusalem | | | Kang‾avar (Iran) | | | Lebanon | | | Lurist‾an (Iran) | | | Naqsh-e Rostam Site (Iran) | | | Paikuli (Kurdistan) | | | Paikuli, Kurdistan | | | Pasargadae (Extinct city) | | | Persepolis (Iran) | | | Petra (Extinct city) | | | Qum (Iran) | | | S‾amarr‾a' (Iraq) | | | S‾amarr‾a' (Iraq) | | | Sh‾ir‾az (Iran) | | | Shahr-e Rey (Iran) | | | Sistan (Iran and Afghanistan) | | | Syria | | | T‾aq-e Bost‾an Site (Iran) | | | Tehran (Iran) | | | Tigris River | | | Tirebolu (Turkey) | | | Var‾am‾in (Iran) | | Form and genre | | | Correspondence | | | Cyanotypes | | | Diaries | | | drafting, drawing and writing equipment | | | drawings | | | Gelatin silver film negatives | | | Glass negatives | | | Inscriptions | | | Lantern slides | | | Panoramic photographs | | | papier-mâché | | | Photographic prints | | | Sketchbooks | | | Travel sketches | | | Watercolors | | | Wet collodion negatives |
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Detailed Description of the CollectionSeries 1: Travel Journals, 1905–1928Note:
It is impractical to include in the Index the name of every person or place mentioned in the Journals. These were essentially short-hand notes intended to remind Herzfeld of facts to be incorporated in subsequent finished studies. Many of the items, especially in N-81 and N-82, are topographical notes for the preparation of maps. Herzfeld tended to note everything he saw and heard, so the Journals contain descriptions of plant and animal life, as well as comments on the countless people he encountered, their economic and their social activities. The Journals also contain descriptions of the practical daily problems of travel, especially with a caravan; the dreams or nightmares he experienced on sleepless nights; and a great variety of thoughts on politics, people or history which crossed his mind during the sometimes tedious hours of travel. He even includes snatches of poetry.
The items entered in the Index are, therefore, primarily those of archaeological significance in the narrow sense of ruins, buildings and artifacts, especially if Herzfeld inserted a sketch. He was accustomed on these exploratory trips to supplement the Journals with comprehensive photographic record (see the inventory to the photographic File) and sketchbooks (see the inventory to the sketchbooks). The circumstances under which the Journals were written often led to inconsistencies in the spelling which was sometimes again modified in printed texts. It might also be mentioned that there are differences in the transliteration of Near Eastern script according to the French, German or English systems, not to speak of the "personal" systems sometimes adopted by writers in the field. Since Herzfeld published in all three languages, all three systems occur in the catalogues of the collection; but I am confident that that fact will cause no particular hardship for scholars. Scope and Content Note
The travel journals are in Herzfeld's handwriting in German. They have been transliterated into typed versions of which each page is faced by a xerox copy of the original, showing sketches and inscriptions.
Subseries 1.1: Travel journals – N-47
"Trip to Khurramābād and Ahwaz". 1928 October 25–November 19.
Herzfeld traveled in Reza Shah's party for the inauguration of the new road and took advantage of the opportunity to copy archaeological inscriptions, such as those at Pul-i Kalhur, and record a newly discovered prehistoric grave and contents at Gilwerān.
| 3 | Burūjird, 1928 Oct. 26.
Inscription of Masjid-i Jāmi', 1022 H. |
| 17–19 | Rezā Shāh, 1928 Oct. 28.
Dinner at Khurramābād with gift of engraved silver map |
| 23–24 | Pul-i Kalhur (on Kalkān river by tunnel between Khurramābād and Dizful),
Sketch: Kufic inscription, 374 H. |
| 25–26 | Rezā Shāh, 1928 Oct. 30.
Opening of new road by Shah |
| 30–33 | 1928 Oct. 30.
Notes on bridge. Sketch: plan of area of bridge (p.30); construction (p.32); two identical inscriptions (p.34) |
| 36 | Pul-i Dukhtar (vicinity of Pul-i Kalhur), 1928 Oct. 30.
Comments on bridge. No inscription |
| 40–46 | Rezā Shāh, 1923 Nov. 2–3.
Mired in impassable roads. On foot and by launch to Ahwāz |
| 57–62 | Gilwerān (4–5 Klm. from Khurramābād on old road), 1928 Nov. 16.
Notes on prehistoric grave. Sketch: elevation of grave (p.58); pottery and bronzes (pp.58–62) |
Subseries 1.2: Travel journals – N-81
"Von Kalat Schergat nach Schiraz, 1905". 1905 September 4–November 19.
Describes the trip by caravan from Schergat to Baghdad, thence to Qasr-i Shirin and from there to Shushtar and Ahwaz. From Ahwaz via Behbehan to Schiraz.
| 1–4 | Kal'at al-bint, 1905 Sep. 2.
Sketch: of wall and of groove construction |
| 6–7 | Kal'at al-Jebbār, 1905 Sep. 2.
Ruins of a city without castle such as Kal'at elbint. Sketch: location |
| 7–8 | Tell Dahab (between Tell al-Jebbar and Tekrit), 1905 Sep. 2.
Apparently old Assyrian ruins, also Arab graves. Sketch: topography (p.7); bowl (p.8) |
| 8–12 | Tekrit, 1905 Sep. 3.
Tekrit al-‘Atik, the old Arab city. Sketch: ruins (p.9); plan of old staircase (p.10); plan of Naqib's house (p.11); location of old Tekrit (p.12) |
| 12–15 | Dūr, 1905 Sep. 4.
Description of Imām Dūr. Sketch: patterns of brick mosaic (p.13) |
| 15 | Jelah (between Dūr and Eski Baghdad), 1905 Sep. 5.
Continuous ruinfield along er-Resās canal |
| 15–16 | Eski Baghdad (between Zendan and Qasr-i Shīrīn), 1905 Sep 4
Arab city ruins. Praetorian camp. Sketch: outline plan of city (p.15) |
| 16 | Ishnash (near Eski Baghdad), 1905 Sep. 4.
Ruins similar to those in Eski Baghdad |
| 17–20 | ‘Ashiq (Samarra area), 1905 Sep. 4–5.
Castle. Sketch: front of bridge (p.17); elevation and plan of niches and brickwork (p.19) |
| 20–23 | al-Khalīfe(Samarra), 1905 Sep. 6.
Important for architectural history. Sketch: elevation and plan of windows of mosque (p.23) |
| 25–27 | Samarra, 1905 Sep. 6.
Description of shrines in city. Sketch: section of city walls (p.25); elevation of golden dome of mosque and cupola of minaret (p.26) |
| 30 | Khān abū Gissare, 1905 Sep. 26.
Comment on caravan traffic |
| 30–31 | Zendan (between Khān abu Gissare and Qasr-i Shīrīn), 1905 Sep. 30.
Sketch: plan of wall with round towers. Ruins of city |
| 32 | Dulāb (near Zendan), 1905 sep. 10.
Ruins of walls |
| 1905 Sep 10
Further Comments. |
| 34–35 | Khānisin, 1905 Sep. 29.
With comments on pilgrim traffic to shrines in Iraq (pp.55–56) |
| 36–38 | Qasr-i Shīrīn, 1905 Sep. 30–Oct. 1.
Sketch: "laulam" blossom |
| 37–38 | Shaikhān Samsam el-mamālek Shīr Muhammad Khān. Head of the Kurds in Qasr-i Shīrīn, 1905., 1905 Sep. 30–Oct. 1.
and N-81, pp.45–46. 1905 Oct. 6. |
| 39 | Kel-i Dāūd (near Sarpūl), 1905 Oct. 2
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| 39–40 | Tāq-i Girra (Tāk i Geraw), 1905 Oct. 2.
Sketch: back wall of Taq and braided ornament (p.40) |
| 39–41 | Paitāq (Tāq-i Girra), 1905 Oct. 2–4.
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| 41 | Sarpūl, 1905 Oct. 3.
Recorded 4 reliefs on N wall; reliefs on S wall. Sketch: map showing location of reliefs (p.41) |
| 41–49 | 1905 Oct. 4–6.
On Customs administration |
| 45–46 | Shaikhān Samsam el-mamālek Shīr Muhammad Khān. Head of the Kurds in Qasr-i Shīrīn, 1905., 1905 Oct. 6.
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| 50–100 | Gīlān, 1905 Oct. 7–22.
Gīlān to Duzdap via Tengaw-Gīlān |
| 51–53 | Āsmānābād (Smāwād), 1905 Oct. 8.
Trip from Gilan to Zarna. Sasanian and earlier ruins |
| 53 | Kalab Kihil gazi (40 field wells), 1905 Oct. 9.
Peculiar system of raising water into wooden tubs for watering cattle |
| 53–54 | Zarna (ruins of Kel i Kharābe, Sasanian), 1905 Oct. 9.
Ruins old, but virtual stone piles. |
| 57–64 | Zangawar (known with Shīrvān as Māhsabadhān by Arab geographers), 1905 Oct. 10.
Tell, probably Sasanian, with comments on inhabitants, economy and languages. Sketch: felt cap and clubs of tribesmen (p.59) |
| 65 | Sīrwān (Shīrvān) (Māhsabadhān), 1905 Oct. 10.
Sasanian and early Islamic ruins: Kalāwazi, Kel-i bülin, Sarāw Kalān (Kal‘a-i Kalān), Marakeš. |
| 71 | Hend e Mīl, 1905 Oct. 13.
Residence of Jehān Bakhsh. Tombstones of great variety of carved reliefs and Persian letters; tall pointed monuments; and small domes for graves |
| Jehān Bakhsh, 1905 Oct. 13.
First robber at Hend e Mīl |
| 74 | Bahrām Chubīn, 1905 Oct. 14.
Ruins of city similar to Sasanian Derre-i shahr |
| 74–75 | Derre-i shahr (the old Seimere), 1905 Oct. 14.
Extensive ruins, Sasanian and into the 14th century; probable historical development of area. Sketch: loophole (p.74); bridge (Pul-i Derre shahr) (p.75) |
| 75 | Pul-i Gamaŝan, 1905 Oct. 14.
Ruins near Bahrām Chubīn |
| 76 | Imāmzādeh Jawer (Ja'far?), 1905 Oct. 13.
Tomb with mukarnas |
| 76–85 | Ambār-i Sēimere, 1905 Oct. 14–15.
Residence of Mir Seid Muhammad Khan. "...best and nearest path from Gulf to North Persia..." |
| 86,101 | Abdānān, 1905 Oct. 15.1905 Oct. 22.
Sasanian ruins: Kal'a-i Ābdānān, castle on isolated hill; Kalek-i Ābdānān, small palace in plain; Hazār Ānī, ruins and many smaller ruins. Robbery by Taki Khan, a Direkwand Lur |
| 87 | Peng˘erāw (Pengerab), 1905 Oct. 17.
Large Sasanian ruinfield |
| 99–100 | Hajji Mulla Ali (Wekil of Lynch in Dizful), 1905 Oct. 22.
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| 99–116 | Dizful, 1905 Oct. 22–25.
Sasanian antiquities seen. Sketch: Talar in house (p.103); upper part of Sasanian silver figure (p.109); Lāle-i 'Abbās, a lily (p.113). Commercial trade in Dizful pp.109–110 and pp.114–116 |
| 112 | Herzfeld's reflections on trip through Luristān., 1905 Oct. 23.
Comments on characteristics of Persians in Dizful (pp.116–118) |
| 127–130 | Shushtar, 1905 Oct. 26–27.
Sketch: a well-house (p.130) |
| 136–144 | Ahwāz, 1905 Nov. 1–3.
Sketch: plan of house for Ter Meulen (p.142); plan of location of old barrage |
| 140–141 | Shaikh Khazāl (Hazāl), 1905 Oct. 31.
Visit to Shaikh on his boat at Muzaffarieh. Sardar al-‘arfa, Gov. of Muhammera and head of all Arabs in Arabistān (1905). |
| 156–163 | Bahbehan, 1905 Nov 7–8.
Sketch: Lur and Arab bits (p.156); plan of tent camp of Governor, Ezam al-mulk |
| 168 | Dogumbezan, 1905 Nov. 11.
Sketch: plan of caravansarai and Khan (p.168) |
| 170 | Teng-i Serrefī, 1905 Nov. 11.
Sketch: remains of walls (p.170) |
| 171 | Bormamiūn area, 1905 Nov. 11.
Sketch: millstones |
| 186–187 | Sūl (Shūl), 1905 Nov. 15.
Sketch: roof construction |
| Imāmzādeh Ja’far (Fīrūzābād),
see Dashtak siyāh |
Subseries 1.3: Travel journals – N-82, 1905 November 20–1906 January 5."Von Schiraz nach Teheran und Konstantinopel, 1905".
| 3–4 | 1905 Nov. 23.
Reliefs at Barm-i dilak |
| Barm-i dilak (Shiraz), 1905 Nov. 23.
Four Sasanian reliefs. Sketch: flower in hands of figure in one relief |
| Shāpūr I,
Relief at Barm-i dilak |
| 4–5 | Qasr-i Abu Nasr (Shīrāz), 1905 Jan. 23.
Sketch: top section of standing doorway, (p.5) |
| 9–15 | Persepolis, 1905 Nov. 24.
Sketch: general site of terrace (p.10); hole for roof timbers (p.11); traces of balustrade on stairs (p.12); lotus buds in King's hands and plan and elevation of S. tomb (p.14). |
| 15–31 | Naqsh-i Rustam, 1905 Nov. 24.
Sasanian reliefs and Achaemenian tombs. Sketch: details (pp.16–17); elevation of Darius' tomb; Kaaba(p.18); dune-like mound in front of tombs |
| 22–31 | Pasargadae, 1905 Nov. 25–26.
Sketch: section of old rock-cut road from Sīwand (p.22); plan of immediate area of tomb of Cyrus (pp.23–24); plan of anten of palace (p.29) |
| 41–42 | Yazdikhāst, 1905 Nov. 29.
Sketch: plan of site of town; tile of caravansarai |
| 44–75 | Isfahān, 1905 Nov. 29–Dec. 7.
See also Chehel Sutūn and Hasht Behisht. Discussion of tilework in Isfahān (pp.59–60); sketch of rug pattern (p.61); description of rugs for sale (pp.70–71) with sketch of lily design (p.71) |
| 47 | Hasht Behisht (Isfahan), 1905 Dec. 1.
Sketch: plan (p.48) |
| 49–50 | Chehel Sutūn (Isfahan), 1905 Dec. 1.
Sketch: lion column base (p.50) |
| 55–58 | 1905 Dec. 4.
Sketch: plan and location of tile panels with detailed description of subjects and colors |
| 67–69 | Julfa, 1905 Dec. 6.
Two churches |
| 81–93 | Teherān, 1905 Dec. 14–16.
Herzfeld’s first visit |
| 88–89 | Ray (Rhages, Raga), 1905 Dec. 16.
Tower of silence and ruins |
| 96 ff | Baku, 1905 Dec. 19 – 1906 Jan. 2.
Trip from Baku via Elizawetpol, Batum, Platana, Tripolis, Tiflis. Mention of Sinope, Kerazunt, Trapezunt, Sinob, Ineboli, Philippopel to Constantinopel |
| 110 | Sinope, 1905 Dec. 28.
Sketch: plan of harbor (p.110), enroute from Persia to Germany |
| 122 ff | Constantinopel, 1906 Jan. 3.
Visits to Aga Sofia and the Museum |
Subseries 1.4: Travel journals – N-83
"Tagebuch. Persien I, 1923". 1923 February 14–November 14.
From Berlin to Pasargadae via Basra, Baghdad, Paikuli, Tāq-i Bustān, Hamadan, Teheran, Khurha, Qum and Isfahan.
| 1 | Ab-i garm (between Khurha and Dilijān),
Sketch: plan of bath |
| 6 | Bombay, 1923 Mar. 16.
Refused permission to disembark |
| 8 | Karrachi, 1923 Mar. 18.
Refused permission of disembark |
| 9 | Zubair (old Basra), 1923 Mar. 24.
Comparison with Samarra |
| 10–36 | 1923 Mar. 25–May. 24.
Notes on Talisman Tor, Mustansiriyya Madrasa, Sultanatspaläste, in der Zitadelle, Mirjāniyya Madrasa, Khan Ortma. Side trips to Ctesiphon, etc. (pp.16–36). Comments on British and Arab personalities and on political views of Egyptians |
| 12 | Bell, Miss Gertrude, 1923 Apr. 5.
Quote "uncrowned Queen of Iraq" |
| 12–132 | 1923 Oct. 19–Nov. 7.
Chehel Sutūn with reliquaries (pp.124, 126); Masjid-i ‘Alī (pp.122, 127); Mashid-i Jum'a (pp.122, 128); Shahristān with minaret "Chan Rustan" (p.127) Masjid-i Shāh (p.127); Imāmzādeh Ismā'īl (Jewish Nabī ‘Isāyā) (pp. 127, 130); Chehel Dukhtarān madrasa (p.128); Chinār-i Dalbatī (p.128); Mināre-Bābā Tūtēb (p.129); Bābā Sukhta (pp.128, 129); Bāghūch Khāna (p.129); Tabariq (p.129); Bābā Qāsim (pp.129, 130); Takht-i Pulād (pp.129, 132); Hārūn-i Wilāya (p.130); Ja'fariyya (p.130); entrance of Qaisariyya (p.130); Hasht Behisht (pp.130, 132) |
| 15–16 | 1923 Apr. 9–16.
Visit with comments of personalities, state of ruins and Caliph's palace. Comparison of ruins with Kufa (p.21); of mosques with those at Nejef and Qazwin (p.22); and fate of the lost finds from Samarra during World War I. |
| 16 | al-Kharsuin, 1923 Apr. 17.
Visit and observation re ruins, probably Nebukadnezar's time. Sketch: plan of temple with ziggurat |
| 17–18 | 1923 Apr. 19.
Visit to and comments on Tāq |
| Salmān Pāk (Ctesiphon), 1923 Apr. 19.
Sketch: two carved stucco ornaments |
| 19 | Daniel, Menachem (Baghdad philantropist, 1923), 1923 Apr. 25
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| Sarkis, Yusuf (Baghdad), 1923 Apr. 25.
"Very fine library, almost complete about Iraq" |
| 22 | Nejef, 1923 Apr. 28.
Safavid entrance to mosque compared with mosques in Samarra and Qazvin |
| 23–25 | Khayyat, Djirdjis (antique dealer, Baghdad), 1923 May. 12.
Important antiques for sale: Hellenistic, Parthian, Sasanian and Islamic |
| 24–25 | Bahrām V Gōr, 1923 May. 12.
Silver plate in possession Khayyat |
| 27–30 | Babylon, 1923 May.
Account of fate of Babylon expedition finds during World War I |
| 31 | Sarre, F.,
Fate during World War I of Sarre's "hebb" |
| 32–35 | 1923 May. 18.
More discussion of antiquities, including important Sasanian bullae |
| Warka, 1923 May. 18.
Important Sasanian bullae |
| 37–41 | Deli 'Abbās, 1923 May. 24–26.
Trip from Baghdad via Khan Bani Sa'ad, Nahrawan, Ba'quba, Khan al-Musabbagh, Abu Saida to Deli 'Abbās, with comments on Arab and British officials |
| 39 | Kal'at al-Mufti, 1923 May. 26.
The larger of two Tells between Abu Saida and Deli ‘Abbās |
| 41–44 | Qara Tepe (Kurdistān), 1923 May. 27.
Trip from Deli ‘Abbās via Nahr Shohane, Tell Manzil (Ishtar-statuette), Khir Suweine, Qyshla Suweine (ruins), Kashheh Pass, Narimchai. Comments on inhabitants and landscape. |
| 49–51 | Kallān (Kallār?), 1923 May. 29.
Trip from Kifri via Sarkalān and Kallān (Kal'a-i Shirwāna) |
| 51–53 | 1923 May. 30–June. 7.
Trip to Paikuli via Zhāla and work there, including new names in inscriptions. Sketch: bell-shaped capital |
| 52 | 1923 June. 7.
Trip from Paikuli via Diagiaish, Qaslan, Darband, Khān-i Naft to Sarpūl. see Mīl-i Aždahā for comparison of monument |
| 54–55 | Darband gorge, 1923 June. 9.
Babylonian reliefs and ruins |
| 55–57 | 1923 June. 11–12.
Made squeezes of inscriptions. Arsacid relief with Pahlavi inscription of Ardvaran V (Hartaban) |
| 57–58 | 1923 June. 13.
Another visit |
| 59 | 1923 June. 14.
Building remains, apparently similar to Kangawār |
| 59–60 | Fīrūzābād (between Kerind and Husainābād), 1923 June. 14.
In the valley from Kerind a whole series of Tells. Nearby the rock drawing of an ibex |
| 60 | Husainābād (between Kerind and Māhidasht), 1923 June. 15.
Large Tell |
| 61 | Hasanābād, 1923 June. 16
Many Tells, two meaningful |
| Harnāwa (Hārūnābād), 1923 June. 16.
Many old settlements |
| 64–69 | 1923 June. 21–24.
Small grotto: Shāpūr II and III. Squeezes of textiles of hunting reliefs in large grotto of Khusro II. Notes on Kale-i Khusrawi |
| 67 | Kale-i Khusrawi (near Tāq-i Bustān),
Sketch of ruins |
| Tell Ciah-i Gulan, 1923 June. 21
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| Tell Ciah-i Gulan, 1923 June. 21
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| 69–70 | 1923 June. 26.
Column bases and capitals, Sasanian or Arsacid |
| 70–72 | 1923 June. 26.
Sasanian capital, Khusro II; Parthian worshipper; relief of Mithradates II; inscriptions of Darius, Mithradates and Gotarzes; 12–13th c. tombstones |
| 72 | Dīnawar, 1923 June. 27.
Pre-Sasanian monuments. Tell Nasiliyan, Tell Shahr-i Dagianus |
| 73 | Shahr-i Dagianus (between Miyānriyān and Sunghur), 1923 June. 27.
Four large mounds |
| 74–76 | Sunghur, 1923 June. 27.
Imāmzādeh in the city and Imāmzādeh Malag outside; Kufic tombstones; and comments on the inhabitants |
| 75 | Adjin (between Sunghur and Asadābād), 1923 June. 28
|
| 76 | 1923 June. 29–30.
"...hellenistische und arsakidische Architecturteilen. Steinen der islamischen Zeit von 1000–1200 n. Chr." Kullīn Tepe, Khākrīz |
| Fermān Fermā,
Owner of Adjin. For rock sculpture of father, Timur Mirza, see under Pul Abginne. In 1905 Fermān Fermā Governor of Kirmanshah, Burujird, Luristan |
| 77–82 | Hamadān, 1923 July. 1–4.
Lion, Esther's tomb. Gumbad-i Alāwiyyān, Imāmzādeh Bābā Tāhir, Kufic tombstones in cemetery Sar-i ahl-i qubur, antiquities for sale |
| 82–84 | Qazvin, 1923 July. 5–6.
Trip from Hamadān to Qazvin via Ab-i Garm. Mosque compared with that in Nejef (p.22) |
| 84–85 | 1923 July. 8–9.
Trip from Qazvin to Teherān. No Diary in Teherān |
| 86 | 1923 Oct. 1.
Camped at Citadel |
| 86–88 | Warāmīn (Verāmīn) area, 1923 Oct. 2–4.
Recorded all inscriptions |
| 88–91 | Qum (Kum), 1923 Oct. 4–6.
Trip from Warāmin via Abarik, Hajjiābād, Karimābād, Sar-i Masila, Muhammadābād, Kadj, Kumrūd, Qara Tepe. Treasures of the Shrine. Older grave towers of 761/1359 and 792/1390 |
| 90 | Qumrūd (Qaratepe), 1923 Oct. 5.
Ruin mound on the edge of the salt desert enroute to Qum |
| 91–92 | Gumbadh-i Sabz (Qum), 1923 Oct. 7.
Inscriptions noted |
| 1923 Oct. 7.
Visit to 3 sanctuaries: Gumbadh-i Sabz |
| 92–94 | Dāghūn (between Qum and Khurha), 1923 Oct. 8.
Stone lions; Imāmzādeh Ja'far, restored by Shāh 'Abbās I |
| 94 | Husainābād (between Dāghun and Khurha), 1923 Oct. 9.
Via Daulatābād, Kal'a Tcham, Deh-i Nō |
| 95–101 | Khurba, 1923 Oct. 10–12.
Notes on temple ruins, graves and ceramics. Sketch: possible plan and sockel of corner column |
| 101 | Dāmghān, 1923 Oct. 12.
Pottery types in early ruins like those in Khurha |
| 101–102 | Dilijān, 1923 Oct. 13.
From Khurha to Dilijān via Nāin and Āb-i Garm. Popular conception of "antiques" of peasants of Dilijān. Sketch: plan of old bath (inside covers of N-83) |
| 102–104 | Personal comments on Misc. topics, 1923 Oct. 13.
Comments on possible results of current political attitudes in Germany under Streseman |
| 104 | Itineraries, 1923 Oct. 14.
Dilijān-Isfahān |
| 104–106 | 1923 Oct. 14.
Reflections on what caused the ruin of the Orient |
| 106 | Quruqtchai (between Dilijān and Isfahān), 1923 Oct. 15
Trip from Quruqtchai to Wandādeh |
| 106–108 | 1923 Oct. 15.
General observations on Persian people and politics |
| 108–109 | Wandādeh (between Dilijān and Isfahān), 1923 Oct. 16.
Trip via Mehme and Djoshagan-i qāli. Notes on limestone doors |
| 109–111 | 1923 Oct. 16.
Observations on the historic relationships between the Slavs and Western Europe |
| 111–112 | 1923 Oct. 17.
Comments on donkeys and horses |
| 113–120 | Gez (between Murtchekhan and Isfahan), 1923 Oct. 18.
see itinerary Isfahan-Shiraz |
| 1923 Oct. 18.
Observations on British customs, war memorials and cultural and political conditions in Europe |
| 114–115 | 1923 Oct. 18.
Isfahān-Bushire and Shīrāz-Bushire |
| 124 | 1923 Oct. 23.
Sketch: location of paintings, discussion of Chehel Sutūn and objects in museum (Korans, Wasf-nāmeh) (pp.124–126) |
| 127 | "Akbar Mirza, Sārim al-daula, son of Zill es-Sultān", 1923 Oct. 25
|
| 131 | 1923 Nov. 6.
Changes since 1905 |
| 132 | Pīr Bakrān, 1923 Nov. 6.
Sketch of glazed tile |
| 132–133 | Abādeh, 1923 Nov. 7–10.
Trip from Isfahan via Marg, Maqsud Beg, Yezdikhast. Conversations with officials in Ābādeh |
| 136 | Khān-i Khurra, 1923 Nov. 11.
8-sided Safavid caravansarai between Dehbid and Ābādeh |
| 138–139 | Qādiräbād, 1923 Nov. 12.
Trip from Dehbīd |
| 139–143 | 1923 Nov. 13–14.
Sketch: detail of columns and bases (p.140); doorway of tomb of Cyrus (p.141) |
| Inscriptions at Sarmashhad, Naqsh-i Rustam and Naqsh-i Rajab,
Kartīr Hormizd |
| Radjiābād (Achaemenian ruins). Visit with Firuz Mirza, 1923.
,
see Firuz Mirza |
| Rām-shahr.
,
see Shahristān |
Subseries 1.5: Travel journals – N-84
"Tagebuch. Persien II, 1923–1924". 1923 November 15–1924 April 30.
From Pasargadae to Bushire via Naqsh-i Rustam, Persepolis, Shīrāz, Istakhr, Fīruzābād, Farrāshband, Sar Mashhad, Bīshāpūr, Dā u Dukhtar and Khārg.
| 1–11 | 1923 Nov. 13–18.
Notes on ruins around tomb of Cyrus, 7th c. H; caravansarai, 8th c. H.; bath, Safavid (p.8). Sketch: 2 painted potsherds (p.3); rough topographical plan of citadel and surrounding area (p.5); section of polished stone from altar (p.8); section Achaemenid road between Pasargadae and Sīwand (p.10) |
| 7–8 | 1923 Nov. 17.
Reviews past experience and worries about vast amount of study material accumulated |
| 9 | Photographs: 1923 Nov. 13–18.
Taken at Pasargadae |
| 10–11 | Kamīn near Sīwand, 1923 Nov. 19.
Sketch: roof tile |
| 12–13 | 1923 Nov. 19
Comments on Democracy and Mussolini |
| 15 | Hajjiābād (near Sīwand), 1923 Nov. 19.
In gorge |
| 15–26 | 1923 Nov. 20–26.
Study of tombs and reliefs; squeezes of cuneiform, Greek and Pahlavi inscriptions; notes on Achaemenian city and plan of area. Sketch: sarcophagi in tomb of Darius (p.19). Similarities of ceramics with those of Khurha (p.25) |
| 21–22 | Imāmzādeh Shāh Ismā'īl, 1923 Nov. 24.
Astodāns. Sketch: elevation of one tomb (p.22) |
| 25 | Daulatābād (Khurha vicinity), 1923 Nov. 25.
Comparison of ceramics with those at Naqsh-i Rustam |
| 1923 Nov. 25.
Comparison of ceramics with those at Naqsh-i Rustam |
| 26–31 | Fīrūz Mīrzā, Nusrat al-daula, 1923 Nov. 26–31.
Son of Fermān Fermā. Visit to Persepolis as Gov.-Gen. of Fārs with distinguished company. Also to Naqsh-i Rajab, Naqsh-i Rustam, Istakhr, Band-i Amīr via Radjiābād (Achaemenian ruins). Comments of Prince Firuz on excavations and preservation of monuments (pp.30–31) |
| 31–58 | 1923 Nov. 30–Dec. 22.
Preparation of plan; squeezes of all inscriptions–cuneiform, Arabic, Pahlavi and Persian; notes on graffiti, sculptures, ceramics, neighboring ruins. Sketch: plan of terrace (p.47); wing of Ahuramazda symbol with traces of color (p.49). |
| 59–72 | Shīrāz, 1924 Dec. 23–Mar. 2.
Visit to Hāfiziyya (pp.61–62); to Chehel Tan and Haft Tan (p.62 and 72); to Qasr-i Abū Nasr and Barm-i dilak (pp.65–67); references by Persians to ruins in and near Shīrāz (pp.68/69); visit to Mashriqain (pp.69–70), Sketch: pp.69–70; notes on city gates, Khātūn and Shāh Dā’ī allah. Information from British Consul, Mr. Chick, re Sar Mashhad, Khārg, the oil regions, Bushire, Rēshahr, Gumeck (pp.97–102) |
| 61 | Kale-i Bandar (old Pahndizh, Shīrāz), 1923 Dec. 29.
Sketch of site and deep well |
| 65–67 | 1923 Dec. 31.
Sketch plan of area, including Barm-i dilek (p.65). see also Shīrāz |
| 72–74 | Nagsh-i Rustam, 1924 Mar. 3–4.
Checked inscriptions and comments on dating of tombs |
| 74–75 | 1924 Mar. 4–5.
Astodān with inscription (Kuh-i Gerdelak) and two Shapur I Pahlavi inscriptions |
| 75–83 | Istakhr (see Firuz Mirza for visit in 1923), 1924 Mar. 5–8.
Comment on city area, the mosque, city gate, date and list of types of ceramics (pp.81–83). Sketch: plan of ruins and gateway (p.77) |
| 83–96 | Persepolis, 1924 Mar. 8–13.
Discovery of astodān (p.83); notes on European graffiti (pp.84–85), grave mounds; Frātadāra reliefs, city limits |
| 85–88,91 | Corpus Inscriptionum Partharicarum, Outline, 1924 March,
|
| 88–90 | Corpus of Arabic Inscriptions in Persia, Outline, 1924 March,
|
| 92–94 |
Taken at Persepolis, Istakhr, Shah Sherwān, Naqsh-i Rajab, Naqsh-i Rustam |
| 96 | 1924 Mar. 14.
Arrangements with Firuz Mirza re publication of report with recommendations for preservation of ruins. |
| 100 | Persia, 1924 Mar. 19.
Proclamation of Persian Republic awaited on 20th, the eve of No Ruz |
| 102 | Tiyūn, 1924 Mar. 20.
Trip from Shīrāz via Pul-i Fasā |
| 103 | Kavār, 1924 Mar. 20.
Trip from Tīyūn via Fakhrābād |
| 104 | Rabāt-i turk (between Dilijān and Isfahān), 1923 Oct. 14.
Trip Ribāt–Quruqtchai |
| 104–105 | 1924 Mar. 20.
Verses of a poem commencing "War es der Wind..." |
| 105–106 | Khajāī, 1924 Mar. 21.
Trip from ‘Kawār Sarai. Table reckoning travel time from Bīshāpūr to Bushire |
| 107 | 1924 Mar. 21.
Another try at poem beginning "Hände satteln flink die Pferde..." |
| 108–110 | Fīrūzābād, 1924 Mar. 22–23.
Notes on gorge. Kaleh-i Dukhtar, Kale-i Pisar, the bridge and inscription, reliefs, and Ardashir's palace. (3/24–25/24). The old round city, Ardashir Khurreh, the tower (pp.110–114); list of photographs taken at Fīrūzābād (pp.111–112). see Dashtak siyāh for Imāmzādeh Ja'far |
| 109 and 111–112 | 1924 Mar. 22.
Taken at Fīrūzābād |
| 115–118 | Dashtak siyāh (Fīrūzābād), 1924 Mar. 26.
Imāmzādeh Ja'far |
| 116–118 | 1924 Mar. 26.
Comments on approaches to art history and to life in general; and on Persia's three great periods: Achaemenid, early Sasanian and Buwayid |
| 119–120 | Farrāshband, 1924 Mar. 27.
Sasanian ruins and Chahār Tāq, reminiscent of Alamundar church in Rusāfa. Sketch: plan of Chahār Tāq (p.119) |
| 120–121 | Qanatābāgh, 1924 Mar. 28.
With Tells and Sasanian city ruins |
| 122–128 | Sar Mashhad, 1924 Mar. 29–30.
Six groups of Sasanian ruins between Qanatābāgh and Sar Mashhad, 28-mile stretch. Three Chahār Tāqs, relief of Bahrām II and inscription of Kartīr. Sketch: hand of King holding Queen's arm (p.127) |
| 125–126 | 1924 Mar. 30.
Taken at Sar Mashhad and Fārrāshband |
| 127 | Bahrām II, 1924 Mar. 3.
Relief at Sar Mashhad |
| 128 | Ribāttāk, 1924 Mar. 31.
Trip from Sar Mashhad |
| 129 | Pul Abginne (between Ribāttāk and Kāzerūn), 1924 Apr. 2.
Rock relief of Tīmūr Mīrzā, father of Farmān Farmā (Qājār Period) |
| 129–143 | Shāpūr (Bīshāpūr), 1924 Apr. 3–7.
Detailed notes on Sasanian reliefs (Shāpūr I, Bahrām I and II) and on Shāpūr I statue in cave. Sketch: of cave and figure (p.133); basin in cave (p.134); details of Sasanian sculptures (p.134); plan and location of sculptures and cave (p.139); diagram of relief diorama of Shāpūr I (p.140); details of sculptures (pp.140–143); plans for construction of expedition house (at Persepolis?) (pp.153–154) |
| 130–131 | Kāzerun, 1924 Apr. 3
|
| 132–133 and 138–139 | 1924 Apr. 5 and 1924 Apr. 7.
Taken at Bīshāpūr |
| 136 | Bahrām I, 1924 Apr. 7.
Comments on relief at Bīshāpūr |
| 140–143 | 1924 Apr. 7.
Reliefs at Shāpūr (p.136) |
| 143 | 1924 Apr. 7.
Relief at Bīshāpūr |
| 144–157 | 1924 Apr. 7.
Taken at Persepolis |
| 155 |
Taken at Naqsh-i Bahrām, Mīl-i Azdahā, Kurangūn, Dā u Dukhtar, Dār Āhanī, Jinjūn, Kale-i Safid, Bīshāpūr |
| 156 | 1924 Apr. 8.
Relief at Sarāw Bahrām |
| 156 | Sarāw Bahrām, 1924 Apr. 8.
Relief of Bahrām II, full-face. Sketch: details of sculpture (p.156) |
| 157–159 | Imāmzādeh Dār āhanī, 1924 Apr. 9.
Sketch: plan of shrine (p.157); elevation and plan of second Imāmzādeh (p.158) |
| 160–161 | Tulespīd, 1924 Apr. 10.
Ruins of Achaemenian city with notes on geography of area. See also Fahliūn for reference to inscribed tile |
| 161–162 | Jinjūn, 1924 Apr. 10.
Ruins with Achaemenian column bases reminiscent of Persepolis |
| 162–162 | Sih Tulūl, 1924 Apr. 10.
Sketch: location of relief (p.163). see Kurangūn |
| 162–165 | Husainābād (NW of Tulespīd, near Jinjūn), 1924 Apr. 11.
Description of pre-Sasanian area and rock relief of Kurangūn |
| 165–167 | Dā u Dukhtar (Husainābād, Fārs), 1924 Apr. 12.
Rock tomb, type of Persepolis tombs, with discussion of dating. Sketch: architectural details (p.166) |
| 168–169 | Fahliyūn (Fahliun), 1924 Apr. 13.
Also visited, with Kaleh Safid, in 1905. Tomb of Shaikh, 716 H. and Kufic rock inscription. Reference to inscribed tile (Elamite ?) found in Tulespīd |
| 169 | Bābā Munīr, 1924 Apr. 15
Imāmzādeh, 894 H. |
| Ribāt, 1924 Apr 4.
Enroute to Bābā Munīr |
| 170–175 | 1924 Apr. 15.
Historical role of Germany since Charlemagne. Applies the thesis "Morality can only be judged by intention" to historical developments in the Near East and Europe |
| 175–176 | Ganāwa, 1924 Apr. 16–17.
Trip from Bābā Munīr to Khārg via oil fields and Ganāwa |
| 175–177 | 1924 Apr. 18–22.
Notes on rock tombs (reminiscent of Palmyra) and Imāmzādeh Mīr Muhammad (date of Ja'fariyyah in Isfahān and Warāmīn, etc. Sketch: crosses and other symbols on tombs |
| 177–178 | Bushire, 1924 Apr. 22–28.
Enroute to Europe |
| Destagerd-i Khusraw, 1905,
See Eski Baghdad |
| Ribāt-i Safīd (Khurāsān),
see Kale-i Dukhtar |
| Rusāfa Alamundarchurch reminiscent of Chahār Tāq in Farrāshband.,
see Farrāshband |
| Farhād-Shīrīn tomb,
See Sahna |
Subseries 1.6: Travel journals – N-85
"Afghanistan -Ostpersien I. 1924–1925". 1924 December 1–1925 March 21.
The Journal ends at Salami, just before Herzfeld reached Mashhad. From Bombay to Mashhad via Kabul, Sistan (Kūh-i Khwāja and Shahristān), Kuhistan (Birjand, Khargird). Journal No.II which would cover the stay in Mashhad and the trip to Tehran via Sangbast, Nishapur, Sabzevar, Damghan, Bistam, Radkan and Simnan is not in the Archive.
| 1–2 | Texila, 1924 Oct. 14–15.
Sketch: temple and tower |
| 2–3 | Peshawar, 1924 Nov. 16.
Sketch: gray stone dish ("Opferschale") |
| 4–6 | Kābul, 1924 Dec. 1.
Notes on objects in Museum, including Korans. Sketch: turban and cap on figures from Kafiristān |
| 8–9 |
Notes on inscribed sarcophagus. Sketch: Kufic (p.8); water-jug (p.9) |
| 10–11 | Sīstān, 1925 Jan. 25–Feb. 4.
Notes on Auzdār and other Tells |
| 11 | Auzdār (Sīstān), 1925 Mar. 25.
Achaemenian ruins |
| 19–27 | Shahristān (Sīstān), 1925 Feb. 11–14.
Description of ruins "more a large fortress, than a city". Believes to be pre-Islamic city "Rāmshehrestān". Sketch: plan of fortress (p.22); plan of domed building (p.23); pottery shapes (pp.25–26); plan of another domed building (p.26) |
| 20 | Khān Ortuma (Baghdad), 1923
|
| 35–38 | Qāsimābād (Mīl-i Qāsimābād)., 1925 Feb. 15–16.
Notes on tower, inscription etc. Sketch: knotted character of Kufic script (p.37) |
| 38 | Bishapur, 1925 Jan. 01.
Returned from Qāsimābād |
| 70 | Bishapur, 1925 Feb. 25.
Again at Kūh-i Khwāja |
| 70a-71 | Kaleh-i dukhtar (near Ribāt-i Safīd), 1925 Feb. 25.
Sketch: fire-temple at Kale-i dukhtar, also plans of fire-temples at Hatra, Shahristān, Qasr-i Shīrīn, Farrāshband, Kūh-i Khwāja and Samarra |
| 102 | Khunīk, 1925 Mar. 5.
Types of domed house construction in Sīstān. Sketch: plans and elevations of typical examples |
| 103 | Neh, 1925 Mar. 5.
Sketch: vertical windmill |
| 104–108 | Personal comments, 1925 Feb. 5.
Speculations on the great political events of the past 100 years; and appeals for the recognition of culture, knowledge and art as the bases of civilization |
| 119 | Qā'īn (Kuhistān), 1925 Mar. 9.
Mosque inscription of Qādī Shams al-dīn al-Qārāni, c. 770 H. |
| 119–121 | Birjand (Kuhistān), 1925 Mar. 9.
Notes on types of house plans and domes between Birjand and Dastgird. Sketches: plans (pp.120–121) |
| 126 | Sehdeh (Kuhistān), 1925 Mar. 13.
Notes on Ismailite fortresses in area |
| 130–131 | Abūzar (Khuzistān), 1925 Mar. 15.
Ruins of Ismaili fortress with shrine |
| 1925 Mar. 15.
Notes on fortress. Sketch: section of plan of fortress |
| 134 | Qā'īn, 1925 Mar. 15.
Notes on mosque |
| 137–143 | Khargird, 1925 Mar. 20–21.
Detailed notes on Nizāmiyya mosque and Ghiyāthiyya madrasa. Sketch: section plan of mosque (p.138); Ghiyāthiyya inscriptions (p.139); tile panel of madrasa (p.141); painted tile (p.142); door inscription of madrasa (p.143) |
| Khārg,
(see Shiraz for information re Khārg from British Consul, Mr. Chick, in March, 1924) |
Subseries 1.7: Travel journals – S-7
"Samarra. Tagebuch 2. Reise nach Sulaimāniyyah und nach Ktesiphon-Baghdad", pp.5–50, June 3–29, 1911 and pp.63–95, 1911 September 12–October 8.
Round-trip from Samarra. Includes topographical and archaeological notes, especially of Budkhaneh (Paikuli), Kerkuk and Imām Dūr.
| 9–10 | Yāzūr
, 1911 June.
4 and p.70, Sep. 13–1911. Mound of Babylonian sherds |
| 12 | Castell Haī
, 1911 June. 5
Islamic ruins |
| 17–18 | 1911 June. 7.
Sketch: brick arch construction similar to Tāq-i Kisrāa |
| 23–27 | 1911 June. 9–11.
Sketch: plan of lodging |
| 27–28 | Haushqury (Qasr-i Shīrīn), 1911 June. 12–13.
Notes on ruins |
| 32–34 | Hōrīn, 1911 June. 17.
Enroute from Qasr-i Shīrīn to Paikuli. Old-Babylonian inscription |
| 36–38 | Paikuli, 1911 June. 18.
Budkhaneh. Made squeezes of 28 inscribed blocks. Sketch: details of costume and a possible elevation of monument |
| 40–41 | Sulaimāniyyah, 1911 June. 21.
Description of antiques for sale. Sketch: Sasanian seals |
| 43–47 | Kerkūk, 1911 June. 25–26.
Sketch: plan of new cathedral, Mar Daniel and Akanthus capital (p.44). Comments on Ulu Jāmi' and shrine of S. Tahmazgerd, martyrs' graves. Not older than 1000 A.D. |
| 48–50 | 1911 June. 22.
Notes on construction and inscriptions of Imām Dūr |
| 51–57 | Strzygowski, About 1911 June. 30.
Herzfeld's reply to an article criticizing "Die Genesis der islamischen Kunst..." in Der Islam-I |
| 65–66 | Djibbārāt, 1911 Sep. 12.
Ruin mound pre-islamic and Islamic |
| 66 | Tell Musāyikh, 1911 Sep. 12.
Isolated Tell with qubbah and Arab graves |
| 68–69 | Balad (SE of Balad), 1911 Sep. 13.
Shrine of Seyyid Muhammad with cupola |
| 70–71 | 1911 Sep. 13.
Ruins of small Babylon village. Sketch: coin of Vologazes (p.70) |
| 77 | Kaff ‘Ali (S. of Sumaikah), 1911 Sep. 14.
Two-room shrine, 9th c. Sketch: bell-shaped capital as in Samarra |
| 79–81 | Baghdad, 1911 Sep. 17.
Comments on old Baghdad |
| 81–89 | Ctesiphon and Salman Pak, 1911 Sep. 17–18.
Sketch: wooden beam construction (p.86); small construction (p.87) |
| 82–83 | Tell Dhahab (Ctesiphon), 1911 Sep. 17.
Comments on ruins |
| 89–92 | Seleacia (Seleukia), 1911 Sep. 19.
Sketch: construction of city wall (p.91) |
| 92–93 | Tell ‘Umair (Seleucia)
, 1911 Sep. 19
|
| 93–94 | Qasr bint al-qādī, 1911 Sep. 19.
Terrace wall. Sketch: canal opening |
| Band-i Amīr 1923,
See Fīruz Mīrzā |
| Tang-i Lūliān
,
Canyon between Bistām and Rādkān |
| Tang-i Shamshīrbur
,
Canyon between Rādkān and Dāmghān |
Subseries 1.8: Travel journals – S-10
"Tagebuch der Ruckreise von Samarra, 1913". 1913 July 8–August 7.
Notes end at Asadābād. Includes Paikuli and monuments along historic road with extensive notes on Tāq-i Bustān.
| 3 | Ba'rūrah, 1913 July. 8.
Village of Islamic potters |
| 5–8 | Basra, 1911 July. 9.
Account of political strife between 'Udjaimi and Sayyid Tālib Bey |
| 8–9 | Kefil, 1913 July. 9.
Inscription on minaret and sketch plan |
| 13–14 | Rasm al-Band, 1913 July. 11.
Sketch: construction of dam |
| 17 | Qara Aghlan, 1913 July. 13.
Sketch: house plan and kubbah |
| 26–28 | 1913 July. 21–23.
Inscriptions from blocks |
| 31 | 1913 July. 26.
Photographs of reliefs and notes on ruins |
| 35–36 | Dukkān-i Dāūd (rock tomb), 1913 July. 28.
Notes on tomb. Sketch: of location (p.35) |
| 35–37 | 1913 July. 28.
Notes on photos. Sketch: location |
| 38–39 | Kerind, 1913 July. 29.
Comments on city |
| 41 | Hārūnābād, 1913 July. 30.
Notes on Tell nearby (like one near Kerind) |
| 42 | Hasanābād, 1913 July. 31.
Sketch: plan of 3 village houses |
| 46–48 | Tāq-i Bustān
, 1913 Aug. 4.
Discussion of Sasanian reliefs. Sketch: headband of fallen enemy (p.46); girdle of King, scanthus pattern(p.48) |
| 49 | Hajjiābād (between Tāq-i Bustān and Bīstūn)
, 1913 Aug. 4.
Sketch: Sasanian capitals and bases |
| 50–52 | Bīstūn, 1913 Aug. 4–5.
Discussion of reliefs. Sketch: location of Darius relief (p.50) |
| 52–54 | Sahnah (Sahna), 1913 Aug. 5.
Visit to so-called tomb of Farhād and Shīrīn. Sketch: base of column (p.53) |
| 54–56 | Kangawār, 1913 July. 6.
Sketch: plan of location of ruins of temple |
| 56 | Asadābād, 1913 Aug. 7.
Row of larger Tells nearby. |
Series 2: Sketchbooks, 1923–1931, n.d.
List of SketchbooksNote: All notes are in German.
|
SK-XI | |
Pasargadae III, 1928 |
|
SK-XIII | |
Persien, Sīstān–Qūhistan, 1925 |
|
SK-XVI | |
P.T. (mostly Persepolis) |
|
SK-XVIII | |
Damascus (Spring, 1930); Persepolis (Spring, 1931) |
|
SK-XXIV | |
Primarily measurements for topographical maps. No films |
|
SK-XXV | |
Miscellaneous prehistoric objects |
SKETCHBOOKS
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-I Persien, 1923.Scope and Content Note:
This subseries includes sketchbooks I through VIII.
| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
I
|
1 |
Tāq-i Kisrā, stucco fragments |
|
I
|
2–5 |
Travel-log Deli ‘Abbās, Qara Tepe, Kifri, May 27–29, 1923. see Journal, N-83 where information is repeated. On p.5 is a Pahlavi inscription |
|
I
|
4 |
Tell Ishān, profiles of three potsherds |
|
I
|
6–7 |
Paīkuli., details of crown of Narseh and bell-shaped capital |
|
I
|
8 |
Sarband i Shaikhān near Hōrīn. Sketch of figures, arms, etc. |
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I
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9 |
Tāq-i Bustān, cross-section of column; details of harness of Shabdīz, shoulder and crown of Anāhit |
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I
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10 |
Sarpul. Pahlavi inscription; Tāq-i Girra, masons' marks |
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I
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11–12 |
Harnāwā-Hārūnābād. Rim profiles of pottery |
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I
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13 |
Tāq-i Bustān. Measurements for plan of grottoes |
|
I
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14–15 |
Kale i Khusrāwī. Profiles Sasanian pottery |
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I
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16 |
Tāq-i Bustān and Bīstūn. Details of capitals |
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I
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17 |
Bīstūn. Greek inscription and gravestone of 1232 H. in cemetery N of Bīstūn |
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I
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18 |
Tepe Māringān, SE of Sunghur between Sunghur and Qara Tepe. Profiles of pottery |
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I
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19 |
As'adābād. Part of column and tombstone with Arabic inscription |
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I
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20 |
As'adābād. Column bases |
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I
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21 |
As'adābād. Kufic panel; in Sunghur, tombstone with Kufic; at Fīrūzābād between Kerind and Hārūnābād an incised drawing of hunter and prey |
|
I
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22 |
Darband i Shaikhān, cuneiform inscription |
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I
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23 |
Hamadān, Gumbadh i ‘Alāwiyyān. Kufic. Sura 76, 5 and 6 |
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I
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24 |
Hamadān, tombstone inscriptions (Kufic) in cemetery Sar i Ahl al-Qubūr |
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I
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25 |
Qazvīn. Three Safavid tile inscriptions, white on blue |
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I
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26 |
Bīstūn, Kufic tombstone inscription |
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I
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27–29 |
Sunghur. Kufic and Naskhi tombstone inscriptions |
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I
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30 |
Kale i Khusrāwī near Kermanshah. Kufic inscription on tombstone |
|
I
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31 |
Warāmīn. Mosque inscription on outer door and one of Sayyid ‘Alā in the city |
|
I
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32 |
Warāmīn. Kufic inscription in Imāmzādeh Sayyid ‘ Alā |
|
I
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33 |
Rayy. Kufic inscription of 534H. on iron door plaque; silk roundel Tehran |
|
I
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34–43 |
Tāq-i Bustān. Drawings of designs on textiles (most are mirror images) |
|
I
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44 |
Arabic inscription on inlaid copper tray, Berlin Museum (?) |
|
I
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45–47 |
Husainābād, opposite Neizar. Pottery profiles |
|
I
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48–49 |
Daulatābād, near Khurha. Pottery profiles |
|
I
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50–53 |
Khurha and Khurha-Shahriyār. Pottery profiles |
|
I
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51 |
Khurha-Shahriyār. Copper arrow head |
|
I
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54–56 |
Measurements for plan of temple area at Khurha, Oct. 11, ‘23 |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-II Persien, 1923. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
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II
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1 |
Dhū'l-Kifl. Inscription of minaret, upper and lower lines (all that remain) |
|
II
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2–5 |
Baghdad. Measurements for the plan of the Iwān of Qal'ah |
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II
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6 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah. Left, Rayy, barbotine jar; right, Dāmghān, jar with long spout |
|
II
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7 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah. Dāmghān, 3 prehistoric cups |
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II
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8 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah. Dāmghān, left, cup of foot; center, jar; right, vase |
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II
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9 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, enamelled glass bowl. Probably Neg. 1375 |
|
II
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10 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, 2 enamelled vases: left, Negs.1368/69; right, Negs. 1370/71 |
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II
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11 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, left, engraved jug, Neg. 1315; center, inlaid jug, inscription Mosūlī, 673 H., Neg. Nos. 1319/20; right, plaine jug, Neg. Nos. 1329/30 |
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II
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12 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, right, inlaid copper jug, Neg. Nos. 1323/24, 1327/28; left, inlaid bronze box with maker's name, Negs. 1313/14 |
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II
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13 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, large inlaid basin, signed. ca. 15 photos, see Neg. 1335; at right, 5 shallow engraved or inlaid plates or trays, copper, bronze or silver. Negs. 1356, 1362 |
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II
|
14 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, scale drawing of engraved bronze jug on p.11 |
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II
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15 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, scale drawings of 1st, 2nd and 4th trays on p.13. Negs. 1355, 1351, 1357 |
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II
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16 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Dāmghān, 3 small jars or cups |
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II
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17 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, 2 jars from Dāmghān; 1 jug from Ashraf with pattern pressed from textile |
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II
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18 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, 3 enamelled glass bowls. Probably Neg. Nos. 1372/74 |
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II
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19 |
Tehran, Museum of Shah, Baznagird, scale drawing inlaid candlestick, Neg. 1312 |
|
II
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20 |
Notes on outing to Takht-i Rustam, south on rim of Shahriyār area. Sept. 23, 1923. Also drawings 2 agate inscribed seals (Pahlavi) in Coll. of 650 seal stones belonging to Mirza Hajji Abdul-Husain Khān, Tehrān |
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II
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21 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, profiles of 4 large cooper or bronze trays, engraved |
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II
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22 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, left, cooper inlaid candlestick, Neg. 1311; right, plain bronze mortar, Neg. 1309 |
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II
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23 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, plain spindle candlestick, Neg. 1310 |
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II
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24 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, Baznagird, engraved copper pitcher, Neg. 1322; and oval copper bowl, Neg. 1325 |
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II
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25 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, Baznagird, undecorated copper jug, Neg. 1326; cover of beaten copper, Neg. 1366 |
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II
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26 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, left, engraved copper flower-pot, Neg 1331; right, Baznagird, plain copper flower-pot, Neg.1332 |
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II
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27 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, profile of basin. No photo. Below, bronze jar with handle, Neg. 1367; and cover of beaten copper |
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II
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28 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, Baznagird, top, copper bowl; lower right, turquoise blue jar, Neg. 1381; lower left, so-called Sultānābād faience jug, Neg. 1382 |
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II
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29 |
Tehran, Mus. of Shah, Baznagird, deep engraved bronze bowl with scalloped edge., measured drawings. Neg. 1350 |
|
II
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30 |
Rayy, notes on visit of Oct. 1, 1923 and pottery fragments from Cheshmeh 'Alī |
|
II
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31 |
Rayy, more notes on Rayy and pottery and itinerary October 2, 1923 from Rayy to Varāmīn via Firūzābād and Tālimābād |
|
II
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32–33 |
Varāmīn, Oct. 2, 1923. Kufic and Naskhi stucco inscriptions of Mihrāb and dome room of Haram. Worker's name and date |
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II
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34 |
Varāmīn mosque. Naskhi building inscription and Kufic panel |
|
II
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35 |
Varāmīn mosque, large inscription of Iwān of Haram; brickwork |
|
II
|
34a,-b |
Varāmīn, tomb tower. Kufic inscription of Sayyid 'Alā al-dīn |
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II
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36 |
Varāmīn, tomb tower, plan and elevation |
|
II
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37 |
Kuhnagil near Varāmīn. Imāmzādeh Yahyā, son of Imām Mūsā al-Kāzim. Cursive inscription on sockel, 707 H. |
|
II
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38 |
Varāmīn, Oct. 4, 1923. Cartouches of Kufic brick; and itinerary from Varāmīn to Qūm (continued on pp.39 and 40) |
|
II
|
39 |
Varāmīn, Pier bearing dome. Brick pattern "hazārbāf" |
|
II
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40 |
Tell Qara Tepe, enroute to Qūm, with pottery grave deposits; also two inscriptions in Varāmīn |
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II
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41 |
Qūm, Oct. 7, 1923. Tomb of Shāh Hamzah with phallic-topped minaret, modern blue tile, Neg. 2522; Naskhi inscription on minaret in the old Meidan (madrasa) |
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II
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42–45 |
Three tombs (Gumbadān-i sabz) in Qūm |
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II
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42 |
Inscription of 761 H. |
|
II
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43 |
Inscription of 761 H. and plan of Tomb I, 12-sided outside, 8-sided inside |
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II
|
44 |
Inscription of 792 H. on Tomb II |
|
II
|
45 |
Plans of Tombs II and III |
|
II
|
46 |
Itinerary from Qūm to Dāghūn. Oct. 8, 1923; and note on Imāmzādeh Ja'far on way to Sāwah |
|
II
|
47 |
3 silver drachmas with Arabic and Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
II
|
48 |
Itinerary (Oct. 9, 1923) from Dāghūn to Pāitakht-i Khurramshah via Khurha, Husainābād, Daulatābād, Hajjiābād. (ends on p.49) |
|
II
|
49 |
Khurha, face and side of capital and cross-section of column |
|
II
|
50 |
Khurha, Oct. 10, 1923. measured drawing of column and base |
|
II
|
51 |
Khurha, capital and plaster moldings |
|
II
|
52–54 |
Khurha, measurements and sketches for topographical plan of area and ruins |
|
II
|
55 |
Khurha, measurements of columns and capitals |
|
II
|
56–58 |
Khurha, measurements of capitals and blocks |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-III Persien, 1923. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
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III
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1 |
Khurha, Two gravestones: inscriptions of 1031 and 1034 H. |
|
III
|
2 |
Itinerary Oct. 13, 1923 Khurha –Dilijān. Section of plan on p.3 |
|
III
|
3 |
Measured plan of bath at Ābigarm (rest of plan on p.2) |
|
III
|
4–7 |
Itinerary Dilijān (Oct. 14, 1923) – Gäz (Oct. 18, 1923) |
|
III
|
4 |
Frag. 12th c. Kufic tombstone |
|
III
|
5 |
Doors of limestone in garden at Wandādeh |
|
III
|
7 |
Isfahān, Pūl i Khādjū, masons' marks |
|
III
|
8 |
Isfahān, Masjid i Gōdwīya, inscriptions and sketch of entrance |
|
III
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9 |
Isfahān, Imāmzādeh 'Askar and Takiye i Zulamā, inscriptions, and sketch of entrance |
|
III
|
10–11 |
Isfahān, Masjid i Juma'. Outer door inscription, sketch of entrance brick mosaic, 515 H. Chehel Sutūn, location of paintings inside; and Persian names of certain monuments in Isfahān |
|
III
|
12 |
Isfahān, Vase-shaped column bases at Chehel Sutūn, with comments |
|
III
|
13–14 |
Curzon's notes on buildings in Isfahān |
|
III
|
15 |
Isfahān. Detail of capital, portal of Masjid i Jum'a. Neg. 2554 (section on p.14) |
|
III
|
16 |
Isfahān, Hārūn i Wilāyet, inscriptions |
|
III
|
17 |
Isfahān, Masjid i 'Alī, brick monograms and sketch of minaret. Negs. 2577/78 |
|
III
|
18 |
Isfahān, Masjid i 'Alī, outer portal, inscription of 918 H. |
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III
|
19 |
Isfahān, Imāmzädeh Ismā'īl, Ja'farīya (plan and date 720 H.), note on Nabī 'Isäya and inscription at Khwādja i 'Alam |
|
III
|
20 |
Isfahān, Ja'farīya, inscription on upper rim of 8-sides turbe |
|
III
|
21 |
Isfahān, Ja'farīya, inscription over door. Babylonian standing bronze figure and silver Parthian coin, both in Tardoff Collection |
|
III
|
22 |
Isfahān, Ja'farīya, cornice inscription |
|
III
|
23 |
Isfahān, Imāmzādeh Ismā'il, inscription and sketch of locations |
|
III
|
24 |
Isfahān, Imāmzādeh Ismā'il, inscription on door plaque and elsewhere |
|
III
|
25 |
Isfahān, plan of minaret of Khwāja i 'Alam and notes an decoration; stone relief |
|
III
|
26 |
Isfahān, Pīl i Khādju, inscription and stone door in Shahristān |
|
III
|
27 |
Isfahān, Masjid i Shāh, inscription on outer gate, 1025 H. written by 'Alī Rizā al-Abbāsi (the Miniaturist) |
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III
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28–30 |
Isfahān, Minaret Chehel Dukhtarān inscriptions: lower (p.29) Neg. 2547; upper (p.30) Neg. 2544. Brickwork (p.31); sketch of location of inscriptions |
|
III
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31 |
Isfahān, Minaret Sārabūn, details of decoration |
|
III
|
32 |
Isfahān, Masoleum, Sultan Sandjar or Chenār i Dālbatī, measured plan and tomb inscriptions |
|
III
|
33 |
Isfahān, Du Mināre i Bābā Tūtāb and inscriptions of madrasa Bābā Qāsim |
|
III
|
34 |
Isfahān, Tomb outside of Imāmzādeh Ismā'īl, inscription |
|
III
|
35 |
Isfahān, Madrasa i Mādar i Shāh, portal on Chahār Bāgh, inscription of 1122 H. |
|
III
|
36 |
Isfahān, Shaikh Lutfullah, portal on Maidān, inscription |
|
III
|
37 |
Pīr Bakrān. Oct.30, 1923 trip via Djulfa. Inscriptions in main room. Negs. 2616, 2622 |
|
III
|
38 |
Pīr Bakrān, sarcophagus inscription. "Palace is called Lindjān, Esther Khātūn" |
|
III
|
39 |
Pīr Bakrān, measured drawing of plan of building |
|
III
|
40 |
Pīr Bakrān, measured plans of buildings |
|
III
|
41 |
Pīr Bakrān, inscriptions, Ziyaratgāh Sārah bat Āšir (Hebrew) |
|
III
|
42 |
Pīr Bakrān, Lindjān, plan and details of Jewish sancturary |
|
III
|
43 |
Isfahān, plan of Imāmzādeh Ismā'īl and Chenār i Sukhta |
|
III
|
44–45 |
Isfahān, plan of Imāmzādeh Ismā'īl and Chenār i Sukhta |
|
III
|
46–47 |
Isfahān, Sayyid Ja'far sarcophagus inscriptions and notes on lion tombstones |
|
III
|
48 |
Khān i Khurra (Nov. 11, 1923), plan |
|
III
|
49 |
Itinerary Dehbid–Tell Bahrām i Bahmān |
|
III
|
50 |
Unidentified plan of building |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-IV Persien, 1923. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
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IV
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1 |
Pasargadae, Mashhad i Mādar i Sulaimān, sketch of NW portal of mosque; copy of enframing inscription of 612 or 622 (?) H. |
|
IV
|
2 |
Pasargadae, Tomb of Cyrus: inscription of 762 H. On S corner and Kufic on NW side |
|
IV
|
3 |
Pasargadae, Mashhad i Madār i Sulaimān, 3 fragments of SW door of mosque with Naskhi inscription |
|
IV
|
4–7 |
Pasargadae, palace with the column, measured plan, column, and relief with the horse |
|
IV
|
8 |
Pasargadae, palace with the Genius, measured plan and note, "traces of red color on fringes and wings" |
|
IV
|
9 |
Pasargadae, Tomb of Cyrus, details of columns and bases |
|
IV
|
10 |
Pasargadae, measurements for topographical map of site |
|
IV
|
11 |
Pasargadae, cuneiform inscription and sketched reconstruction of elevations of palaces with the column and with the relief |
|
IV
|
12–13 |
Pasargadae, measurements for plans and elevations of palaces |
|
IV
|
14 |
Pasargadae, inscribed pier and column bases |
|
IV
|
15 |
Pasargadae, tomb (like Kaaba at Naqsh-i Rustam), measured sketch |
|
IV
|
16 |
Pasargadae, 18 masons' marks on terrace blocks |
|
IV
|
17–21 |
Pasargadae, profiles of pottery and stone vessels |
|
IV
|
21 |
Pasargadae, Kufic inscription and ornament on 2 stone sarcophagi, one of 616 H. |
|
IV
|
22 |
Pasargadae, column base of peribolos at N corner of tomb |
|
IV
|
23 |
Pasargadae, measured plan of tomb of Cyrus |
|
IV
|
24 |
Pasargadae, inscriptions of tombstone and 3 sarcophagi and measured sketch of mihrāb |
|
IV
|
25 |
Pasargadae, measured sketches of door of tomb of Cyrus |
|
IV
|
26–27 |
Pasargadae, measurements for map of Pasargadae |
|
IV
|
28 |
Pasargadae, notes on citadel terrace, 3 masons' marks, and mound near the single pier |
|
IV
|
29 |
Pasargadae, fragments of stone paving of citadel and sketch of location of temple |
|
IV
|
30 |
Pasargadae, measured sketches of two altars |
|
IV
|
31–32 |
Pasargadae, plan of Cyrus's tomb and mosque, with notes on area |
|
IV
|
33 |
Pasargadae, plan of terrace of citadel, with notes |
|
IV
|
34 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Greek inscription on Shāpūr-Valerian relief |
|
IV
|
35 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, list of photographs taken |
|
IV
|
36 |
Hajjiābād gorge, Qabr i Kalantar Arabic sarcophagus inscription; English names at Cyrus's tomb; potsherd from Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
IV
|
37 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Kartir inscription, lines 36–68, copied from original. Pahlavi |
|
IV
|
38 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, potsherds |
|
IV
|
39 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Kartir inscription, lines 1–14 with superposed sketch plan of area, tombs and enclosure wall. Plan of roof of tower |
|
IV
|
40–41 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Tomb of Darius, measured plan and elevation |
|
IV
|
42 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, the altars, measured plan and elevation |
|
IV
|
43 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, section for map. Position of altars and quarries |
|
IV
|
44 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, section for map, from Ardashir relief to SW enclosure wall |
|
IV
|
45 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, plans of 5 houses on top of mountain |
|
IV
|
46 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, insignia on head-gears in Bahram reliefs. Notes of area. Plan of cliff face with tombs (continued on page 47) |
|
IV
|
47 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, continuation of plan on p.46; plan of quarries and structures behind the altars |
|
IV
|
48–53 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, measurements for map of Naqsh-i Rustam (completed Nov. 26, 1923) |
|
IV
|
54 |
Imāmzādeh Shāh Ismā'īl, tombs (astodans) |
|
IV
|
55/56 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, plan of tower and details of door |
|
IV
|
57 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, notes on water channels in area |
|
IV
|
58 |
Persepolis, 1928. Small fragments of stone decoration |
|
IV
|
59 |
Persepolis, 1928. 4 examples of glazed tiles with color notes |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-V Persien, 1923. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
V
|
1 |
Persepolis, record of temperatures for 8 days, Nov. 30–Dec. 7, 1923 |
|
V
|
2 |
Persepolis, TaĊara. Pahlavi inscription |
|
V
|
3 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Pahlavi inscriptions and Arabic inscription of Abū Kālinjār, 418 H. |
|
V
|
4 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Kufic inscription of Bahā al-daulah, 392 H.; and start of one of 'Adūd al-daulah 344 H. Completed on page 5 |
|
V
|
5 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, 2nd Kufic inscription of Adūd al-daulah, 344 H. |
|
V
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6 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, 3 Arabic inscriptions |
|
V
|
7 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, inscription of 'Imad al-dīn, Hazārasp, of 444 H. and European graffiti |
|
V
|
8 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Arabic inscription of 562 H. of Abu'l Fawāris column bases of Band-i Amīr and Nagāre Khāneh |
|
V
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9 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, inscriptions of 648 H and 668 H. |
|
V
|
10 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, inscription of 773 H. of Abū Yazīd (Shāh Shujā') |
|
V
|
11 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, inscriptions of 773 H. (Abū Yazīd) and 826 H. (Ibrāhīm Sultān) |
|
V
|
12 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, 3 Arabic inscriptions: 1) Aqqoyunlu; 2) 773 H.; 3) 826 H. (Ibrāhim Sultān) and English graffiti |
|
V
|
13 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, 2 Kufic inscriptions: 1) undated, 2) 366 H.; Herbew inscription; and European graffiti, including British Mission of 1820 and Kinneir, 1926 |
|
V
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14–15 |
Persepolis, Hadish of Xerxes, measured plan |
|
V
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16–17 |
Persepolis, Hadish of Xerxes, plan, E section and window |
|
V
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18 |
Persepolis, Hadish of Xerxes, plan, central section |
|
V
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19 |
Persepolis, Hadish of Xerxes, plan, western section |
|
V
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20–21 |
Persepolis, Hadish of Xerxes, plans, other sections |
|
V
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22 |
Persepolis, Hadish of Xerxes, plan, N vestibule |
|
V
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23 |
Persepolis, staircase E of Hadish |
|
V
|
24 |
Persepolis, plan of area between Hadish and terrace steps |
|
V
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25 |
Persepolis, palace on the deep terrace |
|
V
|
26 |
Persepolis, N vestibule of SE palace |
|
V
|
27 |
Persepolis, plan of Tetrapylon (?) |
|
V
|
28 |
Persepolis, "Gartenhalle" |
|
V
|
29 |
Persepolis, "Gartenhalle", fragments of column and base |
|
V
|
30 |
Persepolis, plan and elevation of staircase from Hadish to deep terrace |
|
V
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31 |
Persepolis, plan of staircase between Hadish and TaĊara |
|
V
|
32–35 |
Persepolis, measured sketches of terrace walls near Hadish and TaĊara |
|
V
|
36 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Arabic inscriptions of 773 H. and of 826 H. (Ibrāhīm Sultān) |
|
V
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37 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Arabic inscription of 316 H.; Main Gate, European graffiti, mostly British |
|
V
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38 |
Persepolis, plan of unfinished door in N, opposite 100-column hall |
|
V
|
39 |
Persepolis, fragments of capitals from unfinished gate |
|
V
|
40–41 |
Persepolis, Main Gate, measured plans of northern and southern halves |
|
V
|
42 |
Persepolis, Main Gate, Arabic inscription of 373 (?), European graffiti, and details of capitals and columns |
|
V
|
43 |
Persepolis, plan and profile of rock-cut basin in front of Apadāna |
|
V
|
44 |
Persepolis, pottery fragments from Main Gate |
|
V
|
45 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, design on costume of Darius; graffito of Ardashir I (note of 1931 on others in Haram attributed to Stakhr-Shāh) |
|
V
|
46–51 |
Persepolis, measured plan of Main staircase of terrace to Apadāna and from ground to terrace |
|
V
|
52 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Arabic inscriptions (completed on p.53) |
|
V
|
53 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, details of decoration on costume of Darius |
|
V
|
54 |
Persepolis, plan of doors N of terrace; Arabic inscription of 881 H. (Aqqoyunlu) in TaĊara |
|
V
|
56–57 |
Persepolis, W vestibule of Apadāna, plan |
|
V
|
58–60 |
Persepolis, column bases of Apadāna and of E vestibule |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-VI Persien, 1923.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
VI
|
1 |
Persepolis, northern Vorhalle of the Apadāna. Plan |
|
VI
|
2 |
Persepolis, Ahuramazda symbol of E door of S side of 100-column hall. Sketch with color notes, fresh when unearthed; bases of columns of Apadāna. Profiles. |
|
VI
|
3 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall; drawings of niche, door, and window. |
|
VI
|
4 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall; plan of S half |
|
VI
|
5 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall; plan of N half |
|
VI
|
6 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall; plan of vestibule |
|
VI
|
7 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall; volutes, base, plan of column, fragments of capital and masons' marks. |
|
VI
|
8 |
Persepolis, Hadish: cuneiform inscription on King's robe (a and b) |
|
VI
|
9 |
Persepolis, Hadish: cuneiform inscription (c) and German verse on window |
|
VI
|
10–11 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, plans of E and N sides |
|
VI
|
12 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, plan of W side |
|
VI
|
13 |
Naqsh-i Rajab: Pahlavi and Greek inscriptions; monograms on caps, Crownprince's head-dress, and 3 masons' marks |
|
VI
|
14–15 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, Plans S Vorhalle and Hall |
|
VI
|
16 |
Persepolis, Hadish. Sketched ends of 2 dagger sheathes. |
|
VI
|
17 |
Persepolis, Hadish, Plan of terrace foundations and of fountain (section on p.16) |
|
VI
|
18 |
Persepolis, Plan of S tomb and details |
|
VI
|
19 |
Persepolis, Topographical sketch of S part of enclosure wall on the mountain, high up |
|
VI
|
20 |
Persepolis, Topographical sketch of N end of enclosure wall on mountain |
|
VI
|
21 |
Persepolis, Tripylon volutes; detail of relief of Darius and Xerxes |
|
VI
|
22 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, details of sculptures |
|
VI
|
23 |
Persepolis, Hadish, details of sculptures |
|
VI
|
24 |
Persepolis, Tripylon, costumes of 4 throne-bearers |
|
VI
|
25 |
Persepolis, TaĊara: Syrian and Hebrew inscriptions |
|
VI
|
26 |
Persepolis, TaĊara: Arabic and Hebrew graffiti; Hadish: palm tree and details on E stairway |
|
VI
|
27 |
Persepolis, Hadish: column base; TaĊara: palm tree, palmettes, and masons' marks |
|
VI
|
28 |
Persepolis(?), Pahlavi inscription copied in situ 9, XII, '23 |
|
VI
|
29 |
Persepolis, Tripylon: capital and base |
|
VI
|
30 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall: capital. Apadāna: details of capital |
|
VI
|
31 |
Persepolis, E Vorhalle of Apadāna. Fragments of lion capitals |
|
VI
|
32 |
Persepolis, TaĊara: details of figures. SO. palace details of parasol, fly-switch and lotus |
|
VI
|
33 |
Persepolis, TaĊara. English graffiti. TaĊara: Arabic inscription of 826 H., Naqsh-i Rajab: Pahlavi inscription |
|
VI
|
34–38 |
Persepolis. Apadāna: details of figures in great Tribute procession |
|
VI
|
38–46 |
Persepolis. 100-column Hall: details of throne-bearers |
|
VI
|
47 |
Persepolis, plan of N tomb |
|
VI
|
48 |
Persepolis, plan of building in plain SW of terrace |
|
VI
|
49 |
Persepolis, notes on remains of other buildings in city area |
|
VI
|
50–53 |
Persepolis., measurements of levels for general plan of area |
|
VI
|
54 |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Sketch plan of location of Sasanian reliefs |
|
VI
|
55 |
Persepolis, European graffiti |
|
VI
|
56 |
Persepolis, continuation of level measurements for plan |
|
VI
|
57/60 |
Persepolis, sections of sketch plan in area of Terrace |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-VII Persien, 1924. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
VII
|
1 |
Persepolis. Measurements for plan of part of terrace between Apadāna and TaĊara |
|
VII
|
2–3 |
Persepolis. Measurements for plan of buildings adjoining Tripylon |
|
VII
|
4 |
Persepolis. Measurements of unfinished tomb, parapet blocks, and mason's sign |
|
VII
|
5 |
Shīrāz, Mashriqain. Sketches of stone mihrāb, sarcophagus and niche. Arabic inscriptions, 828 H. |
|
VII
|
6 |
Gūyum (Feb. 18, 1924) Sketch figure of Bahram II; also Arabic inscription 692 H. (Negs. 2490/91 for figure) |
|
VII
|
7 |
Shīrāz. Plan and detail of Khātūn |
|
VII
|
8 |
Shīrāz. Ornamental detail at Shāh Dā'ī; rosette and crown in Sasanian reliefs and sketch plan of 3 tombs at Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
VII
|
9 |
Kuh-i Girdelak. Pahlavi inscription; plan and elevation of Bahram relief at Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
VII
|
10 |
Hajjiābād, Shāh Sherwān. Pahlavi inscription (Pahlavik) |
|
VII
|
11 |
Hajjiābād, Shāh Sherwān. Pahlavi inscription (Parsik) |
|
VII
|
12 |
Istakhr. Plan of gate |
|
VII
|
13 |
Istakhr. Topographical sketch and inscriptions: Pahlavi and Arabic |
|
VII
|
14–17 |
Istakhr. Plan and measurements of mosque remains |
|
VII
|
18 |
Istakhr, mosque. Arabic graffiti and section column base |
|
VII
|
19 |
Istakhr, mosque. Details capitals and bases |
|
VII
|
20 |
Istakhr. End of Istakhr mosque measurements. Persepolis: 3 throne-bearers on Tripylon |
|
VII
|
21–23 |
Persepolis, Tripylon. Throne bearers |
|
VII
|
24 |
Persepolis, TaĊara. Foreign graffiti and sketch of palm tree ornament |
|
VII
|
25 |
Persepolis. N. corner of terrace. Plan and details of sculpture |
|
VII
|
26 |
Persepolis. N. of city area, a rock tomb, plan elevation |
|
VII
|
27 |
Persepolis. S city area, plan; detail of costume |
|
VII
|
28–29 |
Persepolis. N city are, plan |
|
VII
|
30 |
Persepolis. N city area, measured sketch of Frātadāra figure and location |
|
VII
|
31 |
Persepolis. sketch of Frātadāra Queen |
|
VII
|
32 |
Itinerary 3/19-21/24. Tīyūn tu Fīrūzābād |
|
VII
|
33 |
Fīrūzābād. Topographical sketch of valley and bridge with Pahlavi inscription |
|
VII
|
34–37 |
Fīrūzābād. Plans of Ardashir's palace |
|
VII
|
38 |
Fīrūzābād. Kaleh-i Dukhtar, measured plan |
|
VII
|
39 |
Fīrūzābād. 4 monograms, fragment of Achaemenid column and measurements for Ardashir palace |
|
VII
|
40 |
Fīrūzābād. Masons' marks on "takht", measurements of tower, sketch of ornament from Imāmzādeh Ja'far |
|
VII
|
41 |
Fīrūzābād. Stone ornament from Imāmzādeh Ja'far in Deh-i shahr and plan of column shaft |
|
VII
|
42 |
near Fīrūzābād. Itinerary Fīrūzābād-Dashtak Siyāh. Plan of Chahār Tāq in Farrāshband |
|
VII
|
43 |
Itinerary Farrāshband-Qanātabagh. Notes on Chahār Tāqs |
|
VII
|
44 |
Castrum-type building and ruin between Qanātabagh and Sar Mashhad |
|
VII
|
45 |
Sar Mashhad. Details of sculpture and lines 34–46 of Pahlavi inscription |
|
VII
|
46 |
Sar Mashhad. Lines 16–33 of Pahlavi inscription |
|
VII
|
47 |
Sar Mashhad. Plan of building and lines 1–16 of inscription |
|
VII
|
48 |
Sar Mashhad. Lines 39–59 of inscription |
|
VII
|
49 |
Sar Mashhad. Sketch plan of building and lines 33–38 of inscription |
|
VII
|
50 |
Itinerary Sar Mashhad –Tang-i Chikān, April 1–3, 1924 |
|
VII
|
51 |
Shāpūr. Notes on largest relief |
|
VII
|
52 |
Shāpūr. Pahlavi inscription of Bahrām I (Narseh); foreign graffiti on statue in cave. |
|
VII
|
53 |
Shāpūr. Cistern; elevation and plan of reliefs |
|
VII
|
54–57. |
Shāpūr. Notes and sketches of details of individual reliefs. Itinerary Shāpūr-Nūrābād |
|
VII
|
58 |
Nūrābād. Arabic inscription of Imāmzādeh Dar āhanī with sketch of door. Also sketch of throne foot from Bahrām relief, Shāpūr |
|
VII
|
59 |
Nūrābād. Mīl-i Aždanā. Plan and elevation |
|
VII
|
60 |
Jinjūn. Plan and elevation of column base. See also SK-VIII, p.1 |
Subseries 2.1: Sketchbooks - SK-VIII Persien, 1924. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
VIII
|
1 |
Jinjūn, column bases. See also SK-VII, p.60 |
|
VIII
|
2 |
Kurangūn, sketch of rock relief and plan |
|
VIII
|
3 |
Sketch of Tul i Surnā, showing location of Dā u Dukhtar. Kufic inscription commemorating road and Naskhi inscription of 716 H. |
|
VIII
|
4 |
Dā u Dukhtar, plan and elevation of tomb |
|
VIII
|
5 |
Dā u Dukhtar, capitals and bases |
|
VIII
|
6 |
Tulespid, tile with cuneiform inscription and old Elamite stamp. Itinerary April 14/15, '24 Fahliūn-Haftdasht via Mīl-i Āždabā and Bābā Munīr Imāmzādeh |
|
VIII
|
7 |
Bābā Munīr, tomb plan and elevation. Arabic inscription on wooden sarcophagus, 896 H. |
|
VIII
|
8 |
Khārg, Mīr Muhammad inscription. Sketch of tomb II with reclining figure |
|
VIII
|
9 |
Khārg, plan of tomb II |
|
VIII
|
10 |
Khārg, details of tomb II |
|
VIII
|
11 |
Khārg, further ornamental details of tomb II |
|
VIII
|
12 |
Khārg, plan and elevation of tomb I |
|
VIII
|
13 |
Khārg, plan and elevation of tomb 9 |
|
VIII
|
14–23 |
Khārg. Sketch plans of 64 tombs; elevation of tomb 9 |
|
VIII
|
24–25 |
Gannāwa–"gopal". Capital (now in Field Museum) and 9th c. ornamental details, stone |
|
VIII
|
26 |
Hamadān. Hebrew inscription on sarcophagus, Esther's tomb; and stone column base |
|
VIII
|
27 |
Bīsutūn. Stone capital. Three wooden capitals from Pashand and Kushkizar near Yeni Imām |
|
VIII
|
28 |
Purdisar, Tāliqān, wooden capital; sketch plan of Alamut |
|
VIII
|
29 |
unidentified plan |
|
VIII
|
30–31 |
Designs of furniture |
|
VIII
|
32–33 |
Table design and Achaemenian stones from Shirwān, near Hamadān, brought from Citadel; also parts of stone box, apparently for gold and silver tablets |
|
VIII
|
34 |
Ray. Section of plan of tower where silk textiles allegedly found. Dāmghān, Plan of building (partial) of Sasanian I period |
|
VIII
|
35 |
Shāpūr (1 Klm. N) Imāmzādeh Sayyid Husain. Plan and elevation. |
Subseries 2.2: Sketchbooks - SK-IX Pasargadae I, 1928.This subseries includes sketchbooks IX through XI.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
IX
|
1 |
Pasargadae, temple plan |
|
IX
|
2 |
Pasargadae, measurements for temple plan. April 13, 1928 |
|
IX
|
3 |
Pasargadae, altar, plan |
|
IX
|
4 |
Pasargadae, palace S. Details of column base |
|
IX
|
5 |
Pasargadae, palace S. Fragments of horses' heads and tile |
|
IX
|
6 |
Pasargadae, palace S. Isometric sketch of doorway and pavement |
|
IX
|
7 |
Pasargadae, palace S, plan |
|
IX
|
8 |
Pasargadae, palace S, cuneiform inscription; details of lion |
|
IX
|
9–12 |
Pasargadae, palace P. measured sketches of piers and column shaft |
|
IX
|
13 |
Pasargadae, palace S, column base and palace R, costume detail of winged Genius |
|
IX
|
14 |
Pasargadae, palace S, detail lion; Palace R, of Genius |
|
IX
|
15 |
Pasargadae, palace S, section of molding and fragmentary lion's head with horse's mane and horns |
|
IX
|
16 |
Pasargadae, palace S, clothing detail; palace P, base and cuneiform inscription |
|
IX
|
17 |
Pasargadae, palace P. Fragments of tiles, inscriptions and column base |
|
IX
|
18 |
Pasargadae, palace P, scetch plan |
|
IX
|
19–21 |
Pasargadae, palace P, colored crayon sketches of fragments of wall decoration |
|
IX
|
22–23 |
Pasargadae, palace P, Fragments of cuneiform inscriptions |
|
IX
|
24 |
Pasargadae, palace P, Fragments of cuneiform; and palace S sculpture; also entrance to tomb of Cyrus from inside |
|
IX
|
25–26 |
Palace P. Colored crayon wall decoration; and profile of column base |
|
IX
|
27–28 |
Pasargadae, Palace R. Fragments of stone sculpture |
|
IX
|
29 |
Pasargadae, measurements for plan of temple |
|
IX
|
30 |
Pasargadae, palace R, fragments of sculpture |
|
IX
|
31–32 |
Pasargadae, palace R, measured sketches of foundations |
|
IX
|
33 |
Pasargadae, palace R, sketch of winged Genius and foundations |
|
IX
|
34 |
Tomb of Cyrus, Islamic remains |
|
IX
|
35 |
Tomb of Cyrus, Arabic tombstone and inscriptions |
|
IX
|
36 |
Tomb of Cyrus, column base and Arabic inscription |
|
IX
|
37 |
Palace P, small water basin |
|
IX
|
38 |
Palace R, plan of gate |
|
IX
|
39 |
Palace P, west doorway |
|
IX
|
40 |
Palace P, plan of antae and first columns in vestibule |
|
IX
|
41–48 |
Measurements for topographical plan of ruins of Pasargadae |
|
IX
|
49 |
Tomb of Cyrus, Arabic inscriptions on mihrāb |
Subseries 2.2: Sketchbooks - SK-X Pasargadae II, 1928.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
X
|
1 |
Pasargadae, plan of altar. See p.3 |
|
X
|
2 |
Pasargadae, Palace with columns. Stone fragments |
|
X
|
3 |
Pasargadae, side view of altar on p.1 |
|
X
|
4–8 |
Pasargadae, 9 Frags. of animals' heads from Palace with columns |
|
X
|
9 |
Pasargadae, Frag. No. 10 and colored piece from Palace P |
|
X
|
10 |
Pasargadae, lion's head |
|
X
|
11–12 |
Pasargadae, 8 stone Frags. from Palace P |
|
X
|
13–14 |
Pasargadae, Palace P, remains of standing figures |
|
X
|
15 |
Pasargadae, studies of roof construction |
|
X
|
16–18 |
Pasargadae, Palace P, Frags. of figures |
|
X
|
19 |
Pasargadae, Palace P, sketch of position of door |
|
X
|
20 |
Pasargadae, Palace, lower part of figure of servant |
|
X
|
21 |
Pasargadae, Palace S, human and animal feet of door frieze |
|
X
|
22 |
Pasargadae, topographical sketch |
|
X
| | combined photo of pp.22 and 23
|
|
X
|
24 |
unidentified topographical sketch |
|
X
|
25 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, flowing cape of Valerian |
|
X
|
26 |
Persepolis, Frātadāra figure (Queen) with offering |
|
X
|
27 |
Persepolis, Frātadāra figure with barsom |
|
X
|
28 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, elevation of W wall |
|
X
|
29 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, elevation and plan of doorway |
|
X
|
30 |
Persepolis, plan of section of main staircase |
|
X
|
31 |
Istakhr, sketch of astodana |
|
X
|
40 |
Pasargadae, panorama from citadel, May 11, 1928 |
|
X
| |
combined photo of pages 40/41
|
|
X
|
43 |
Pasargadae, panorama from temple mounds to altars. May 10, 1928 |
|
X
|
44 |
Pasargadae, panorama from temple mound to W-NE. May 10, 1928 |
|
X
| |
combined photo of pp.44/45 |
|
X
|
46 |
Pasargadae, view from temple mound towards the Tomb of Cyrus May 5, 1928 |
Subseries 2.2: Sketchbooks - SK-XI Pasargadae III, 1928.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XI
|
1 and back of front cover. |
Persepolis, Tachara and Darius cuneiform inscription |
|
XI
|
2 |
Persepolis, Frātadārā door and 4 Frags. Apadāna sculpture |
|
XI
|
3–10 |
Persepolis. Fragments of prehistoric pottery |
|
XI
|
11 |
Persepolis, Frātadāra door; Naqsh-i Rustam, remains of god seated on serpent throne |
|
XI
|
12–16 |
Persepolis, fragments prehistoric pottery |
|
XI
|
15 |
Plan of Takht-i Taus (?) Rustam |
|
XI
|
16 |
small stone pendant |
|
XI
|
17 |
Persepolis, Hadish cuneiform inscription; textile pattern; and notes on Sasanian inscribed seal |
|
XI
|
18–19 |
Persepolis, prehistoric flints |
|
XI
|
20 |
Itinerary:---via Ribatak to Sar Mashhad |
|
XI
|
21–29 |
Persepolis, prehistoric pottery and flints |
|
XI
|
30 |
Persepolis, Artaxerxes I, start of panel |
|
XI
|
31 |
Persepolis, cuneiform inscrip. Artaxerxes (?) |
|
XI
|
32 |
Burūjird, inscription of 'Abbās I (1022 H.) in Masjid-i Jum'a |
|
XI
|
33 |
Khurramabad road. Persian inscription on W side of square monument with dedication of new road by Reza Shah (1307 H.) superposed. |
|
XI
|
34 |
Khurramabad road, beginning of inscription on p.33 S. side |
|
XI
|
35 |
Khurramabad road, E side |
|
XI
|
36 |
Khurramabad road, N side, apparently 6th c. H. |
|
XI
|
37 |
Pul i Kalhur, Arabic Kufic inscription, 374 H. Publ. AMI, Vol. I, Fig.1 |
|
XI
|
38 |
British Museum, Kufic tombstone, 445 H. |
|
XI
|
39 |
British Museum, Kufic tombstone, 455 H. |
|
XI
|
40–43 |
unidentified measured plans and elevations |
|
XI
|
44–46 |
Gilwērān, near Khurramabad, bronze, stone and pottery from prehistoric grave |
|
XI
|
47 |
Gilwērān, near Khurramabad, elevation and plan of grave; Arabic tombstone in Munich Exposition, 1910 |
|
XI
|
48 |
Demāvand area, pottery and stone objects |
Subseries 2.3: Sketchbooks - SK-XII Persien-Khurasan, 1925.
This subseries includes sketchbook XII.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XII
|
1 |
Sangbast, painted Kufic inscription |
|
XII
|
2 |
Sangbast, Kufic inscription, dome room. Sura 21, 35–36 |
|
XII
|
3 |
Sangbast, Kufic inscription, minaret. Sura 41, 33 |
|
XII
|
4 |
Nīshāpūr, 2 glazed ceramics and 1 celadon |
|
XII
|
5 |
Nīshāpūr, Muhammad Makhrūq, Persian inscriptions in entrance bay and above mosaic of door |
|
XII
|
6 |
Nīshāpūr, Muhammad Makhrūq, Persian inscription on wooden door and plan of tambour of Shaikh 'Attār |
|
XII
|
7 |
Nīshāpūr, Shaikh 'Attār, Lines 10, 11 and 16 of Persian inscription on tombstone of Shāh Sultān Husain |
|
XII
|
8 |
Nīshāpūr, stucco fragments from Teppe Alp Arslan |
|
XII
|
9 |
Nīshāpūr, plaster fragment and potsherds from Teppe Alp Arslan and dated Kufic inscription of mosque of Bāyazīd in Bistām |
|
XII
|
10–11 |
Za'farāni, plan and elevation of caravansarai |
|
XII
|
10–11 |
Za'farāni, plan and elevation of caravansarai |
|
XII
|
12 |
Za'farāni, sketch of ice-house and ruins of caravansarai |
|
XII
|
13 |
Nazābād, plan and elevation of domed building (Sarbadaridenzeit) and carved wooden capital from Sabzevar |
|
XII
|
14–15 |
Khosrogird, minaret, elevation and plan |
|
XII
|
14–15 |
Khosrogird, minaret, elevation and plan |
|
XII
|
16 |
Khosrogird, minaret, upper Kufic inscription |
|
XII
|
17 |
Khosrogird, minaret, lower Kufic inscription |
|
XII
|
18 |
Sabzevar, pottery profiles |
|
XII
|
19 |
Pāqal'eh, (3rd ceramic profile from Sabzevar); Kufic inscription; plan of dome tomb east of Sūrkhar |
|
XII
|
20–22 |
Pāqal'eh, pottery profiles |
|
XII
|
23 |
Miyāndasht, Persian inscription, 1291 H. Mayamai, Persian inscription time of Shāh 'Abbās II |
|
XII
|
24 |
Bistām, brick ornamentation of minaret |
|
XII
|
25 |
Bistām, Kufic inscription of minaret |
|
XII
|
26–27 |
Bistām, so-called Kāshāne tombtower, plan and interlaced Kufic inscription with builder's name |
|
XII
|
26–27 |
Bistām, so-called Kāshāne tombtower, plan and interlaced Kufic inscription with builder's name |
|
XII
|
28 |
Bistām, Mashhad, aivan between 1st and 2nd courtyards, Kufic inscription with builder's name |
|
XII
|
29 |
Bistām, S facade of mosque of shrine, elevation |
|
XII
|
30 |
Bistām, mosque of Bāyazīd, plan and elevation |
|
XII
|
31 |
Bistām, Kale i Kuhna, pottery fragments. Detail inscribed Kufic panel of wooden door (Oljaitu) with artisan's name |
|
XII
|
32 |
Bistām, Plan and elevation Oljaitu building; detail carved wooden door. Also part of Pahlavi inscription of Mīl-i Rādkān, see p.33 |
|
XII
|
33 |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kufic and Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
XII
|
34 |
Mīl-i Rādkān, plan and architectural details; section inscription |
|
XII
|
35 |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kufic inscription |
|
XII
|
36 |
Mīl-i Rādkān, elevation |
|
XII
|
37 |
Dāmghān, Tarik Khāna, plan (cont'd p.38); column construction |
|
XII
|
38 |
Dāmghān, Tarik Khāna, plan cont'd; section of minaret |
|
XII
|
39 |
Dāmghān, brickwork of minaret |
|
XII
|
40 |
Dāmghān, Section A of minaret repeated; Chehel sutūn, minaret, plan |
|
XII
|
41 |
Dāmghān, Masjid-i Jāmi', tile inscription |
|
XII
|
42–43 |
Dāmghān, Masjid-i Jāmi', minaret, brickwork and inscription |
|
XII
|
42–43 |
Dāmghān, Masjid-i Jāmi', minaret, brickwork and inscription |
|
XII
|
44–45 |
Dāmghān, Pīr 'Alamdār tomb, Kufic inscription, elevation of door and architectural details |
|
XII
|
44–45 |
Dāmghān, Pīr 'Alamdār tomb, Kufic inscription, elevation of door and architectural details |
|
XII
|
46 |
Dāmghān, inscriptions of mosque near Pīr 'Alamdār and over door of Chehel Dukhtarān |
|
XII
|
47 |
Dāmghān, Chehel Dukhtarān, Kufic inscription (end on p.46) |
|
XII
|
48 |
Dāmghān, Chehel Dukhtarān, elevation of door and arhitectural details |
|
XII
|
49 |
Dāmghān, Pīr 'Alamdār, architectural details and building near Imāmzādeh 'Alī |
|
XII
|
50 |
Dāmghān, Imāmzādeh Ja'far, inscription on turbe for Timūr Mirza; Ahūān, Ribāt i Anoshirwān, plan (see p.51) |
|
XII
|
51 |
Ahūān, Ribāt i Anoshirwān, completion of plan on p.50 |
|
XII
|
52 |
Simnān, Masjid-i Juma', minaret and iwan inscriptions |
|
XII
|
53 |
Simnān, garden door. Ray, designs in silks from graves |
|
XII
|
54 |
Sasanian stucco tile, colored |
|
XII
|
55 |
Tehran Museum, inscription on large copper vessel from Sabzevar |
|
XII
|
56 |
Ray stucco wall decoration. Qum (Aug. 30, 1925) inscriptions on silk rugs in Shrine and notes on other rugs |
|
XII
|
57 |
Ray, inscription on A. U. Pope silk fragment, allegedly from grave |
Subseries 2.4: Sketchbooks - SK-XIII Persien, Sīstān–Qūhistan, 1925.This subseries includes sketchbook XIII.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XIII
|
Inside cover |
Camera settings |
|
XIII
|
1 |
Peshawar Museum, inscription of 483 H. |
|
XIII
|
2 |
Bombay Museum, Kufic inscription on sarcophagus, 410 H. |
|
XIII
|
3 |
Notes on maps of Sīstān |
|
XIII
|
4 |
Kūh i Khwāja, sketch plan of section of palace |
|
XIII
|
5–10 |
Kūh i Khwāja, palace, measured plans |
|
XIII
|
11 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation of Qubba |
|
XIII
|
12 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation reminiscent of Aiwan i Karkh; profile above paintings in Gallery |
|
XIII
|
13 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation of doorway and plan of section of fort with round tower |
|
XIII
|
14–15 |
Kūh i Khwāja, measured plans of fort |
|
XIII
|
16–20 |
Shahristān, topographical map of terrain and ruins |
|
XIII
|
21–24 |
Shahristān, profiles of pottery |
|
XIII
|
25 |
Zāhidān, tomb inscription, 850 H. |
|
XIII
|
26 |
Mīl i Qāsimābād, lower Kufic inscription |
|
XIII
|
27 |
Mīl i Qāsimābād, upper Kufic inscription |
|
XIII
|
28 |
Kelat i Abūzar, plan of main section |
|
XIII
|
28–29 |
Khargird, Ghiyāthīya, measured plan, W section |
|
XIII
|
30 |
Khargird, Ghiyāthīya, great gate inscription and notes on dating |
|
XIII
|
31 |
Khargird, Ghiyāthīya, measured plan S side. N section identical. Color notes on tiles |
|
XIII
|
32 |
Khargird, Ghiyāthīya, masters' inscriptions |
|
XIII
|
32–33 |
Khargird, Ghiyāthīya, E section and S facade, outside |
|
XIII
|
34/35 |
Khargird, mosque of Nizām al-mulk, Great Kufic inscription |
|
XIII
|
36/37 |
Khargird, Nizāmiyya, measured plans |
|
XIII
|
38 |
Khargird, Ghiyāthiya, measured plans of sections; section of inscription and Kufic monograms |
|
XIII
|
39 |
Khargird, Nizāmīyya, mihrāb floral designs |
|
XIII
|
40 |
near Ribāt i Safīd, Kale i dukhtar (and Kale i pisar), plan and notes |
|
XIII
|
41 |
Mīl i Rādkān, inscription and notes on construction |
|
XIII
|
42 |
Mīl i Rādkān, plan; and Tūs, tomb tower tambour |
|
XIII
|
43 |
Tūs, plan and 2 inscriptions |
|
XIII
|
44–45 |
Tūs, plan of ground and upper storeys; and plan of mud brick building |
|
XIII
|
46 |
Sangbast, plan of tomb |
|
XIII
|
48 |
Notes on map of Persia |
Subseries 2.5: Sketchbooks - SK-XIV Sīstān -Tehrān, 1929.This subseries includes sketchbook XIV.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XIV
|
1 |
Mīl i Nāderi, details of brickwork; and Kale i Sang |
|
XIV
|
2 |
Kerman, Sang i Atābek, elevation of mihrāb |
|
XIV
|
3 |
Kerman, Masjid i Jum'a, inscriptions (767 H.), mihrāb inscriptions and master's name in corner of mihrāb. Also notes on Takiyya Husainiyya |
|
XIV
|
4 |
Kerman, Karavansarai Ganj 'Alī Khān. Inscription with master's name |
|
XIV
|
5 |
Kerman, Masjid i Jum'a, inscriptions (767 H), master's name, and Naskhi inscription of 515 H. |
|
XIV
|
6 |
Nā'īn, inscriptions on wooden minbar, 711 H. and on wooden door 874 H. Sketch plan |
|
XIV
|
7 |
Isfahān, plan of entrance to Masjid i Jum'a, location of inscription of 768 H. |
|
XIV
|
8 |
Isfahān, Masjid i Jum'a, main iwan of Malik Shāh. Location of 3 inscriptions |
|
XIV
|
9 |
Isfahān, Malik Shāh, the great inscription |
|
XIV
|
10 |
Isfahān, Malik Shāh, inscription in smaller dome, 481 H. |
|
XIV
|
11 |
Isfahān, Malik Shāh, inscriptions in dome, Sura 7, 52 and 3, 26 |
|
XIV
|
12 |
Isfahān, Malik Shāh, measured elevation |
|
XIV
|
13 |
Cuneiform inscription on silver jar, Achaemenid (Hamadān) |
|
XIV
|
14 |
Isfahān, another sketch of Malik Shāh elevation |
|
XIV
|
15 |
Isfahān, ornamental motif in Great mosque |
|
XIV
|
16 |
Sāwah, minaret inscription 504 H.; Frag. with Kufic inscrip. |
|
XIV
|
17 |
Silver dish, Artaxerxes I, measurements (done Persepolis 7/7/34) |
|
XIV
|
18 |
Silver dish, Artaxerxes I, cuneiform inscription |
Subseries 2.6: Sketchbooks - SK-XV Kūh i Khwāja, 1929.This subseries includes sketchbook XV.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XV
|
1 |
Sasanian stone elephant. Publ. AMI, Vol. III, Pls. I and II |
|
XV
|
2–3 |
Sīstān, prehistoric hand-made pottery. Coll. Major Skrine |
|
XV
|
4 |
Sīstān, 1 Achaemenid roll seal; 3 Sasanian seals. Coll. Skrine |
|
XV
|
5 |
Kūh i Khwāja, plaster decoration outer gate (1st period); elevation of picture gallery |
|
XV
|
5a |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation niches N side of courtyard (1st period); plan (2nd period) |
|
XV
|
6 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color of 2 panels: 1) ornament, 2) acrobats |
|
XV
|
7 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color of 2 panels: 1) ornament, 2) seated figure |
|
XV
|
8 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color of 2 panels: ornaments |
|
XV
|
9 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-colors of 1) head of male on p.7; flute player; border |
|
XV
|
10 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-colors of 1) borders; 2) ornament |
|
XV
|
11 |
Kūh i Khwāja, stucco wall decoration in window (2nd period) |
|
XV
|
12 |
Kūh i Khwāja, colored crayon of rider (with color notes) and list of paintings |
|
XV
|
13 |
Kūh i Khwāja, door of fire-temple (elevation); elevation uppertower room with painting traces |
|
XV
|
14 |
Kūh i Khwāja, plan of room on p.13; color noted; inscribed Sasanian seal with bust (Coll. Major Khareghat, Sīstān) |
|
XV
|
15 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation N wall of room |
|
XV
|
16 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation room above N gate |
|
XV
|
17–18 |
Kūh i Khwāja, plan, including temple, and elevation of gallery of niches, W front of courtyard |
|
XV
|
19–20 |
Kūh i Khwāja, measurements for elevations of palace ruins |
|
XV
|
21 |
Kūh i Khwāja, plan of pilaster and sketch of left side of standing figure |
|
XV
|
22 |
Kūh i Khwāja, colored crayon of standing figure with color notes |
|
XV
|
23 |
Kūh i Khwāja, measurements of fasade with standing figures |
|
XV
|
24 |
Kūh i Khwāja, construction of arches and elevation of central doorway |
|
XV
|
25 |
Kūh i Khwāja, plan of fort on mountain |
|
XV
|
26 |
Kūh i Khwāja, reconstruction courtyard facades |
|
XV
|
27 |
Kūh i Khwāja, Plan NW corner great court |
|
XV
|
28 |
Kūh i Khwāja, sketch stucco procession of 3 horsemen |
|
XV
|
29 |
Kūh i Khwāja, sketch stucco panel horseman slaying lion |
|
XV
|
29–30 |
Kūh i Khwāja, plan of painted gallery; water-color of figure with crescent on head (p.30) |
|
XV
|
31 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color 3 figures, one with winged cap |
|
XV
|
32 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color of borders and panel of ornament |
|
XV
|
33 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color of borders; and Hittite stone jar from Mahmūdīya, Publ. AMI, Vol.II, P1. II |
|
XV
|
34 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color two figures with trident and spear (?) |
|
XV
|
35 |
Kūh i Khwāja, sketch of standing figure with spear; stairway construction |
|
XV
|
36 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation of gateway dome and plan of Cella |
|
XV
|
37 |
Kūh i Khwāja, water-color and color notes of King and Queen |
|
XV
|
38 |
Kūh i Khwāja, Crayon of King and Queen and plan and elevation of fire altar (Parthian) |
|
XV
|
39–42 |
Kūh i Khwāja, profiles of pottery |
|
XV
|
43 |
Kūh i Khwāja, elevation of painted window; stone and pottery objects |
|
XV
|
44 |
Kūh i Khwāja, restoration of courtyard, 2nd period; and color notes |
|
XV
|
45 |
Kūh i Khwāja, crayon sketch of 5 attendant figures, W side of Gallery |
|
XV
|
46 |
Kūh i Khwāja, pottery profiles |
|
XV
|
47 |
Kūh i Khwāja, measurements periods 1 and 2 in Gallery |
|
XV
|
48 |
Kūh i Khwāja, cartoon of camp in courtyard (yādkār Kūh i Khwāja) |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XVI P.T. (mostly Persepolis).This subseries includes sketchbooks XVI through XXII.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XVI
|
inner cover and pp.1–3 |
Persepolis, measured details of wall construction, terrace wall, N. side |
|
XVI
|
5 |
Akhur i Rustam, elevation and plan of rock tombs (ostadan) |
|
XVI
|
7–8 |
Persepolis, stonemasons' marks |
|
XVI
|
9 |
Pasargadae, stonemasons' marks |
|
XVI
|
10–16 |
Persepolis, measurements of levels of terrace |
|
XVI
|
17 |
Persepolis, elevation of column, Apadāna |
|
XVI
|
18–25 |
Persepolis, measurements section of foundation walls |
|
XVI
|
26 |
Persepolis, measurements Hadish staircase |
|
XVI
|
27 |
Persepolis, Hadish, column bases West half |
|
XVI
|
28 |
Persepolis, Hadish, column bases East half |
|
XVI
|
29 |
Persepolis, Hadish, elevations |
|
XVI
|
30 |
Persepolis, Hadish, measurements section of plan |
|
XVI
|
31 |
Persepolis, Hadish, measurements elevation foundation |
|
XVI
|
32–36 |
Persepolis, Tripylon area measurements |
|
XVI
|
37 |
Persepolis, plan of double staircase |
|
XVI
|
38–39 |
Persepolis, Tripylon measurements |
|
XVI
|
40 |
Persepolis, unidentified |
|
XVI
|
41 |
Persepolis, measurements underground canal |
|
XVI
|
42 |
Persepolis, measurements section 100-column hall |
|
XVI
|
43–47 |
Persepolis, measurements Tripylon |
|
XVI
|
48–49 |
Persepolis, Harem, Darius, door and window openings |
|
XVI
|
50 |
Persepolis, Tripylon vestibule |
|
XVI
|
51 |
Persepolis, column bases |
|
XVI
|
52 |
Persepolis, measurements by 100-column hall |
|
XVI
|
53 |
Persepolis, measurements by 100-column hall |
|
XVI
|
54 |
Persepolis, measurements underground canal (?) |
|
XVI
|
55 |
Persepolis, measurements underground canal (?) |
|
XVI
|
90 |
Persepolis, double staircase, measurements of elevation |
|
XVI
|
92 |
Persepolis, outline panorama of mountains from terrace |
|
XVI
|
94–105 |
Persepolis, Main Gate, measured drawings of details of bulls and capitals |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XVII Persepolis.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XVII
|
1 |
Persepolis. Measurements for beginning of Apadāna drainage system |
|
XVII
|
6 |
Istakhr. Measurements for plan; and for Excavation No.4 |
|
XVII
|
7 |
Istakhr. Elevation of city wall (30/11/32) |
|
XVII
|
8 |
Istakhr. Measurements for Excavation No.4 and sketches of 2 column bases |
|
XVII
|
9 |
Istakhr. Sketch of Excavation No.4 |
|
XVII
|
10 |
Istakhr. Measurements for Excavation No.2 |
|
XVII
|
12 |
Persepolis. Elevation of Tripylon stairs |
|
XVII
|
14 |
Persepolis, Main gateway, plan and elevation of S doorway |
|
XVII
|
15 |
Persepolis, Main gateway, plan and elevation of E doorway |
|
XVII
|
16 |
Persepolis, Main gateway, plan of W doorway |
|
XVII
|
17 |
Persepolis, Main gateway, mason's mark and detail of volute |
|
XVII
|
18 |
Persepolis, TaĊara, plan of SE corner; Hadish, section of vestibule and plan of drainage system N of Hadish |
|
XVII
|
19 |
Persepolis, section of column base |
|
XVII
|
20 |
Persepolis, drawings of canals, N section of great Hall of Apadāna |
|
XVII
|
21 |
Persepolis, SE corner of Apadāna |
|
XVII
|
22 |
Persepolis, column bases N of Hadish in front of small staircase |
|
XVII
|
23 |
Persepolis, drainage system N of TaĊara |
|
XVII
|
24 |
Persepolis, drainage system of Apadāna and 100-column Hall |
|
XVII
|
25 |
Persepolis, drainage system N of 100-column Hall |
|
XVII
|
26 |
Persepolis, Stairway to drainage system E of 100-column Hall |
|
XVII
|
27 |
Persepolis, Foundation levels of Apadāna and 100-column Hall |
|
XVII
|
28 |
Persepolis, walking lion on King's robe, TaĊara |
|
XVII
|
29 |
Persepolis, reconstruction of glazed tile dado with color notes |
|
XVII
|
30 |
Persepolis, TaĊara. Designs on King's robe, N doorway |
|
XVII
|
31–41 |
Persepolis, measurements for plans of various structures on terrace |
|
XVII
|
43 |
Istakhr. Plan and elevation of tower in Excavation No.3 |
|
XVII
|
44–45 |
Persepolis, outer wall, N side |
|
XVII
|
47 |
Persepolis, Frātadāra building, section of plan |
|
XVII
|
48 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, measurements for enclosure wall |
|
XVII
|
49 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, plan of enclosure wall |
|
XVII
|
50 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, detail of 47 |
|
XVII
|
51 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, more measurements for wall |
|
XVII
|
52 |
Persepolis, Hadith, measurements for retaining wall |
|
XVII
|
53 |
Persepolis, Plan of mound E of TaĊara |
|
XVII
|
54 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, continuation of measurements in 51 |
|
XVII
|
55 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, plan of another section of enclosure wall |
|
XVII
|
56 |
Persepolis, SE wall of Tripylon |
|
XVII
|
57 |
Persepolis, NE corner of Apadāna |
|
XVII
|
60–84 |
Istakhr, measurements for city plan, Nov.14, 1933 |
|
XVII
|
85 |
Persepolis, drainage opening near great staircase |
|
XVII
|
86–88 |
Persepolis, graves (?) |
|
XVII
|
89–95 |
Istakhr, fragments of stone capitals |
|
XVII
|
96–97 |
Persepolis, graves on Mt. to N |
|
XVII
|
98 |
Measurements for plotting of mound near Gerchek (?) |
|
XVII
|
99 |
Persepolis, unexplained plan |
|
XVII
|
100–102 |
Akhur-i Rustam, astodāns |
|
XVII
|
103–104 |
Persepolis, glazed bricks from revetment, with color notes |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XVIII Damascus (Spring, 1930); Persepolis (Spring, 1931)| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XVIII
|
1 |
Damascus, Sitt al-Shā'm, tomb plan and elevation. Inscription of 568 H. |
|
XVIII
|
2 |
Damascus, Inscription of 575 H. of Malik al-Mansūr; inscription of Maqbara Bab al-Saghīr; and plans of graves of Nūr al-dīn and Sukaina (one or both marked "erledigt, July, 1934" [destroyed] |
|
XVIII
|
3 |
Damascus, inscription of Nūr al-dīn on stone sarcophagus. Notes on Mūristān Nūri, inscriptions and decoration |
|
XVIII
|
4–5 |
List of photos of Tāq-i Bustān and of those taken in Damascus (Apr. 10, 1930), continued on p.6 |
|
XVIII
|
6 |
Damascus, Arabic inscription of 610 H. |
|
XVIII
|
7 |
Damascus, Raihaniyya inscription of 575 H. and Sitta Raqīyya of 608 H. |
|
XVIII
|
8 |
Damascus, Inscription of 497 H.; Aleppo, Citadel, Greek inscription of sarcophagus, Aleppo, inscription above mihrāb, Shaihh Makrūf, Shādbakatiyya; Beirut, fragmentary Kufic inscription of 3 (?) 84 H. |
|
XVIII
|
9–17 |
Persepolis, studies of costumes of throne-bearers and men in Tribute procession |
|
XVIII
|
18–21 |
Persepolis, measured plan of Harem (?) |
|
XVIII
|
22–25 |
Persepolis, objects found and stonemasons' marks; also column base from Bend-i Amīr |
|
XVIII
|
26 |
Persepolis, pier, doors and niche, Harem |
|
XVIII
|
27 |
Persepolis, Hadish, masons' marks and Sasanian graffiti |
|
XVIII
|
28 |
Persepolis, section of Harem plan and threshold block |
|
XVIII
|
29 |
Persepolis, Harem, door-post block and fragments of cuneiform inscription |
|
XVIII
|
30 |
Persepolis, Cornice of Harem and English graffiti |
|
XVIII
|
31 |
Persepolis, details of door, Harem (?) |
|
XVIII
|
32–33 |
Persepolis, fragments of stone sculptures |
|
XVIII
|
34 |
Persepolis, water channel S of Harem |
|
XVIII
|
35 |
Persepolis, location of Artaxerxes I find, July 12, 1932; Istakhr, remains of city gate |
|
XVIII
|
36 |
Persepolis, map of prehistoric remains to S. Nov. 19, 1931 |
|
XVIII
|
37–38 |
Istakhr, Two sections of topographical map. Nov. 20/21, 1931 |
|
XVIII
|
39 |
Istakhr, measurements for plan |
|
XVIII
|
40 |
Persepolis, trench from NE corner of Harem to M; Istakhr, measurements and cross-section |
|
XVIII
|
41 |
Persepolis, measurements for plan of prehistoric mound |
|
XVIII
|
42 |
Istakhr, plan, Excavation No. 1 (continued on p.47) |
|
XVIII
|
43 |
Persepolis, prehistoric ruins, plan upper level |
|
XVIII
|
44 |
Persepolis, plan of section of Harem; Istakhr, capital or base (?) from Excavation No. 1 |
|
XVIII
|
45 |
Persepolis, column and base measurements in Harem |
|
XVIII
|
46 |
Istakhr, plan of Excavation No. 1 (continuation of p.47) |
|
XVIII
|
47 |
Istakhr, continuation of plan on p.42 |
|
XVIII
|
48 |
Istakhr, plan of Excavation No.3 |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XIX Persepolis.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XIX
|
1 |
Persepolis, measurements for mountains on edge of plain: Kūh-i Nasare-Khanä, Kūh-i Sachl, Kūh-i Gerd. |
|
XIX
|
2 |
Persepolis, plan of summit of Kūh-I Sachl and of cistern |
|
XIX
|
3 |
Persepolis, sketch: elevations of Kūh-i Sachl and Kūh-i Nasare-Khanä. Measurements for map of plain; astodāns on Kūh-i Sachl. |
|
XIX
|
4 |
Persepolis, measurements for map of plain |
|
XIX
|
5 |
Persepolis, course of Polvar river across plain |
|
XIX
|
6 |
Persepolis, sketch of stone quarry (?) |
|
XIX
|
7 |
Two stone graves between Naqsh-i Rajab and Naqsh-i Rustam (continuation on p.14) |
|
XIX
|
8 |
Persepolis, plan of building by Frātadāra relief (continuation of plan on p.9) |
|
XIX
|
9 |
Persepolis, continuation of proceeding; remains of Geek inscription. For photos of Greek inscription. For photos of Greek inscriptions see N-127, No.6 |
|
XIX
|
10 |
Persepolis, Finds near Frātadāra figure: alabastron, bronze ring, altar and column base |
|
XIX
|
11 |
Persepolis, Harem, plan (continued on p.12) |
|
XIX
|
12 |
Persepolis, Harem, plan (continued from p.11) |
|
XIX
|
13 |
Persepolis, Harem, plan continued |
|
XIX
|
14 |
Persepolis, continuation of grave studies on p.7 |
|
XIX
|
15 |
Persepolis, Frātadāra ruin with drawing of 4 finds (continued on p.20) |
|
XIX
|
16 |
Persepolis, plan Tripylon and small staircase (continued on p.19) |
|
XIX
|
17 |
Persepolis, plan of building N of Tripylon (continued from p.16) |
|
XIX
|
18 |
Persepolis, Frātadāra ruins. Stone plaque with lion and affronted sphinxes (location on p.15); remains of jar from E of TaĊara |
|
XIX
|
19 |
Persepolis, continuation of plans on pp.16 and 19 |
|
XIX
|
20 |
Persepolis, Joins plan on p.15. Continuation of measurements on p.16 of building near Frātadāra relief |
|
XIX
|
21 |
Persepolis, measurements of building near Frātadāra relief and plan joining those on pp.8, 9, and 15 |
|
XIX
|
22 |
Persepolis, plan of unfinished gateway N of Apadāna |
|
XIX
|
23 |
Persepolis, measurements for Frātadāra ruins |
|
XIX
|
24 |
Istakhr, 4 stone fragments noted on pp.25/26 |
|
XIX
|
25 |
Istakhr, Excavation No.2, plan (continued on pp.28/29) |
|
XIX
|
26 |
Istakhr, Excavation No.5, plan and elevation |
|
XIX
|
27 |
Istakhr, Continuation of plan on p.25 |
|
XIX
|
28 |
Istakhr, continuation of Exc. No.2 (p.25); and plan of Excavation No.1 |
|
XIX
|
29 |
Istakhr, plan of city wall of Exc. No.3; continuation of plan of Exc. No.2 (p.25) |
|
XIX
|
30 |
Persepolis, plan of rooms N of Harem |
|
XIX
|
31 |
Persepolis, plan of Tripylon stairway |
|
XIX
|
44 |
Persepolis, location of "goldnes Schmuckstab" |
|
XIX
|
45 |
Persepolis, prehistoric village, kiln |
|
XIX
|
46 |
Persepolis, prehistoric village, kiln |
|
XIX
|
47 |
Persepolis, location of "Bronzebeschlag" |
|
XIX
|
48 |
Persepolis, measurements for map of Hajji Nasrullah water channel (qanāt) from Istakhr |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XX Persepolis II.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XX
|
1 |
Persepolis, measured drawings of fallen crenellated blocks |
|
XX
|
2 |
Persepolis, banister with crenellations, small staircase |
|
XX
|
3 |
Persepolis, measurements for elevation of ruins on the terrace |
|
XX
|
4 |
Persepolis, measured column bases, pair of fallen lions, and masons' marks on bases |
|
XX
|
5 |
Persepolis, plan of column bases in square hall of Harem. (joins plans on pp.7, 9 and 11) |
|
XX
|
6 |
Persepolis, plan (joins pp.2, 9 and 10) |
|
XX
|
7 |
Persepolis, plan, section of Harem (joins p.5) |
|
XX
|
8 |
Persepolis, measurements to establish levels of ruins on terrace |
|
XX
|
9 |
Persepolis, plan (joins pp.1, 2, 5, 6, and 7) |
|
XX
|
10 |
Persepolis, plan, area N of Harem |
|
XX
|
11 |
Persepolis, plan, area N of Harem |
|
XX
|
12–13 |
Persepolis, crenellations of N stairway to Apadāna |
|
XX
|
14 |
near Istakhr, Plans and elevations of 2 astodāns |
|
XX
|
15 |
near Istakhr, sketch of location of preceeding |
|
XX
|
16–19 |
near Istakhr (?), plans and elevations of more astodāns |
|
XX
|
20 |
Garmabad, cliff with 19 astodāns |
|
XX
|
21 |
Garmabad (?), cliff with single large astodān |
|
XX
|
22 |
Persepolis, measurements for area from Terrace to Istakhr; and for road from watergate |
|
XX
|
23 |
Persepolis, plan of ruins in the plain (?) |
|
XX
|
24 |
Persepolis, plan of ruins N of terrace (?) |
|
XX
|
25 |
Persepolis, plan and elevation of small astodāns |
|
XX
|
26 |
Persepolis, possibly stone quarry |
|
XX
|
27 |
Persepolis, section of terrace retaining wall |
|
XX
|
28–29 |
Persepolis, section of terrace retaining wall |
|
XX
|
30 |
Persepolis, measurements for plan of terrace |
|
XX
|
31 |
Persepolis, unidentified plan |
|
XX
|
32–33 |
Persepolis, section elevation S wall of terrace |
|
XX
|
34–35 |
Persepolis, elevations of sections of retaining wall |
|
XX
|
36–44 |
Persepolis, detailed sketches of construction of top courses of retaining wall |
|
XX
|
45 |
Persepolis, detailed measurements group of column bases, possibly in Harem |
|
XX
|
46–49 |
Persepolis, elevations of sections of retaining wall |
|
XX
|
50–53 |
Persepolis, more plans showing construction top courses of retaining wall or Apadāna |
|
XX
|
54 |
Persepolis, wall and column bases of Apadāna (continued on p.55) |
|
XX
|
55–57 |
Persepolis, elevation of foundation of Apadāna; and underground drainage channel |
|
XX
|
58–61 |
Persepolis, plan of terrace retaining wall by Apadāna |
|
XX
|
62–63 |
Persepolis, column bases of N vestibule and central hall of Apadāna |
|
XX
|
72 |
Persepolis, unidentified plan |
|
XX
|
73 |
Persepolis, plan related to pp.3 and 7 |
|
XX
|
74 |
Persepolis, unidentified plan |
|
XX
|
74–75 |
Persepolis, plan related to p.5 |
|
XX
|
76 |
Persepolis, plan related to pp.3, 6 and 7 |
|
XX
|
77 |
Persepolis, plan related to p.3 |
|
XX
|
78 |
Persepolis, plan related to p.8 |
|
XX
|
79 |
Persepolis, measurements for elevations from Main gate to Apadāna |
|
XX
|
80 |
Persepolis, drawing of concave door cornice. See Photo Album 39, p.10 |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XXI Persepolis.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXI
|
1 |
Persepolis, Main Gate, measured drawings of bulls, full face |
|
XXI
|
4–5 |
Persepolis, measured sketches of capitals, columns and bases |
|
XXI
|
7 |
Persepolis, scale drawings of columns, capitals and bases |
|
XXI
|
8 |
Istakhr, excavation No.2, plan |
|
XXI
|
10 |
Istakhr, continuation of plan on p.8 |
|
XXI
|
12 |
Persepolis, measured sketches of bases and lion capital |
|
XXI
|
13 |
Persepolis, Apadāna, sketches of parts of capitals |
|
XXI
|
14–16 |
Persepolis, Apadāna, measurements of columns |
|
XXI
|
17 |
Persepolis, unfinished gateway, column and capital |
Subseries 2.7: Sketchbooks - SK-XXII Persepolis.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXII
|
1–3 |
Persepolis, Apadāna, E (new) staircase: plan and elevation of crenellations |
|
XXII
|
4–5 |
Persepolis, Apadāna, same: details of construction and decoration. Transition to Tripylon |
|
XXII
|
6–7 |
Persepolis, Tripylon, partial elevation and plan |
|
XXII
|
8–11 |
Persepolis, Tripylon staircase and capital |
|
XXII
|
14–15 |
Persepolis, elevation of E stairway, Hadish |
|
XXII
|
16–17 |
Persepolis, elevation of W stairway, Hadish |
|
XXII
|
18 |
Persepolis, elevation of small staircase, Hadish (?) |
|
XXII
|
19 |
Persepolis, facade of Palace H |
|
XXII
|
20–21 |
Persepolis, stairway of TaĊara |
|
XXII
|
22–23 |
Persepolis, stairway of TaĊara |
|
XXII
|
24–25 |
Persepolis, elevation of section of TaĊara |
|
XXII
|
26–27 |
Persepolis, elevation of Main Staircase |
|
XXII
|
28 |
Persepolis, front view of bull, Main Gateway |
|
XXII
|
29 |
Persepolis, measurements |
|
XXII
|
30 |
Persepolis, plan of forecourt stairway, Hadish |
|
XXII
|
31 |
Persepolis, plan Main Gate, W doorway |
|
XXII
|
32–33 |
Persepolis, plan of ruins behind Main Gateway, N of Apadāna |
|
XXII
|
34 |
Persepolis, plan of E door, Main Gateway |
|
XXII
|
35 |
Persepolis, plan of E wall of N section |
|
XXII
|
36 |
Persepolis, columns of Main Gate, plan |
|
XXII
|
37 |
Persepolis, unidentified sketches |
|
XXII
|
38 |
Persepolis, plan, ruins of Main Gate |
|
XXII
|
39 |
Persepolis, measurements of columns, Main Gate |
|
XXII
|
40 |
Persepolis, plan of basin by Main Gate |
|
XXII
|
41 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall, plan of doorway |
|
XXII
|
42–45 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall, remains of N wall |
|
XXII
|
46–53 |
Persepolis, 100-column Hall, remains of E wall |
|
XXII
|
back page |
Naqsh-i Rustam, elevation of tomb; detail of bull capital |
Subseries 2.8: Sketchbooks - SK-XXIII Spalato.This subseries includes sketchbook XXIII.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXIII
|
1 |
Bastistero di Salona, V c. Deeply cut stone capital |
|
XXIII
|
2 |
Stone capital published by Gurlitt. Kowalczyk, Denkmäler d. Kunst in Kroatien (53) |
|
XXIII
|
3 |
Protome on cathedral tower |
|
XXIII
|
4 |
Capital in front of door of Jupiter temple. Akanthus and compostion strongly reminiscent of Korykos |
|
XXIII
|
5 |
Capital of Jupiter temple |
|
XXIII
|
6 |
Capital with bird and oak leaves with acorn |
Subseries 2.9: Sketchbooks - SK-XXIV MessungenThis subseries includes sketchbook XXIV.Note:
This consists primarily of measurements for topographical maps with calculations. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXIV
|
17–21 |
Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
XXIV
|
23–37 |
Khurha columns; measurements and calculations of heighths |
|
XXIV
|
39–63 |
Persepolis, Terrace |
|
XXIV
|
65–75 |
Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
XXIV
|
81–229 |
Persepolis: Terrace and city area |
|
XXIV
|
230–250 |
Pasargadae: calculations referring to Skizzenbuch Pas. I (SK-IX) |
Subseries 2.10: Sketchbooks - SK-XXV Miscellaneous prehistoric objects.Note:
(unless noted, even pages are blank) This subseries includes sketchbook XXV.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXV
|
1 |
Nineveh, prehistoric pottery |
|
XXV
|
2 |
bibliographical references |
|
XXV
|
3 |
Nineveh, Kassite cylinder seal |
|
XXV
|
4 |
bibliographical references |
|
XXV
|
5 |
Animal beads c. 2500 B.C. |
|
XXV
|
9 |
al-'Ubaid type pottery from Ur |
|
XXV
|
10–11 |
Two Sumerian (?) seal stones and notes |
|
XXV
|
13 |
Two clay animals from Ur |
|
XXV
|
14–15 |
Three types of cylinder seals from Ur, pre-3500 B.C. |
|
XXV
|
17 |
Misc. stone objects from Ur |
|
XXV
|
19 |
Stone frog and bronze pick in British Museum |
|
XXV
|
20–21 |
Gold coin and Sasanian seal stones in British Mus. |
|
XXV
|
23 |
Stones and pottery, Nineveh and Ur |
|
XXV
|
25 |
Animal head like early Sumerian |
|
XXV
|
27 |
Khinamān bronze vessels in British Mus. Of Nihāvind-Harsīn type |
|
XXV
|
29 |
Khinamān ceremonial bronze axe in B.M., like Harsīn |
|
XXV
|
31 |
Bronze ceremonial axe in B.M., from Hamadān |
|
XXV
|
32 |
unidentified stone jar |
|
XXV
|
33 |
Alabastron from Samarra |
|
XXV
|
41–43 |
outline of bowl |
|
XXV
|
45 |
bowl of bright green marble, Samarra No. 199 |
|
XXV
|
47 |
potsherds: light and dark blue; and dark brown, slmost black, Samarra (?) |
|
XXV
|
49 |
thick glass vessel, Samarra |
|
XXV
|
51 |
Patterns on Samarra pottery |
|
XXV
|
53 |
Pottery jar, Samarra |
|
XXV
|
55 |
Clay idol in three pieces |
|
XXV
|
57 |
Two painted potsherds, Samarra (?) |
|
XXV
|
59 |
Samarra objects in shist |
|
XXV
|
60 |
Vial of ringed stone or glass, Samarra |
|
XXV
|
63 |
Vial, painted clay, Samarra No. 751 |
|
XXV
|
64–65 |
Marble rim, Samarra |
|
XXV
|
67 |
shallow stone vessel from Samarra |
|
XXV
|
69 |
Iron dagger handle with human masks from Harsīn |
|
XXV
|
70–71 |
Inscribed Sasanian bullae from Takht Abu Nasr (Shiraz), Dec. 25, 1933; and Kufic inscription from Kermanshah |
Subseries 2.11: Sketchbooks - SK-XXVI "Sammlung Hahn, etc."This subseries includes sketchbook XXVI.Note:
(unless noted, backs of each page are blank. Some of these seals are published in AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124. The Inventory numbers refer to Herzfeld's Inventories, Archive N-89 and 91.) Most of the objects are prehistoric. | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXVI
|
1 |
small stone figure |
|
XXVI
|
2 |
lapislazuli inscribed roll seal with cuneiform inscription. From Wanna al-sudūm |
|
XXVI
|
3 |
cylinder seal (Inv. No.278) with notes |
|
XXVI
|
4 |
hard, deep-red roll seal with 3 zones of decoration |
|
XXVI
|
4a |
3 roll seals, including one on p.25, SK-XXVIII |
|
XXVI
|
5 |
roll seal, shell. cf. SK-XXXI, p.16 |
|
XXVI
|
6 |
flat seal (no photograph or sketch) |
|
XXVI
|
7 |
button seal, limestone. Inv. No.241 |
|
XXVI
|
8 |
Petschaft (seal), basalt. cf. Nihāvand |
|
XXVI
|
9 |
rectangular seal, lion and ibex. Limestone. Inv. No. 2812. SK-XXVIII, p.34 |
|
XXVI
|
10 |
round seal stone with row of animals. Inv. No.239. Fara-type |
|
XXVI
|
11 |
round seal stone. Inv. No.235. Limestone. cf. Tepe Giyān |
|
XXVI
|
12 |
small head of animal, yellowish limestone (?) |
|
XXVI
|
13 |
white limestone masque. Inv. No.195 |
|
XXVI
|
14 |
small head, aragonit. Inv. No.193 |
|
XXVI
|
15 |
small haematite head. Inv. No. 194 |
|
XXVI
|
16 |
small limestone standing figure |
|
XXVI
|
16a |
small standing figure in long coat |
|
XXVI
|
17 |
small yellowish-green limestone standing figure |
|
XXVI
|
18 |
aragonit, very white (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
19 |
flat limestone seal. cf. p.9 |
|
XXVI
|
20 |
round seal, black stone. Inv. No.240. cf. Tepe Giyān |
|
XXVI
|
21 |
bright red flint seal. Inv. No. 238 (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
22 |
gray flint seal. Inv. No.236. Fara-type (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
23 |
dark gray flint seal (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
24 |
irregular, deeply cut seal, with notes |
|
XXVI
|
25 |
round, gray black seal. Inv. No.237 |
|
XXVI
|
26 |
black stone round seal. Inv. No.772 |
|
XXVI
|
27 |
white marble animal from Warka. Inv. No.132 |
|
XXVI
|
28 |
reclining animal, white marble. From Warka. Inv. No.133 |
|
XXVI
|
29 |
small soapstone jar (?). Inv. No.80 |
|
XXVI
|
30 |
white marble animal's masque. From Warka. Inv. No.131 |
|
XXVI
|
32 |
small alabaster kneeling gazelle (?) or camel (??) |
|
XXVI
|
34 |
recicling bull, yellowish limestone, Inv. No.130 (?) |
|
XXVI
|
35 |
small reclining bull, limestone |
|
XXVI
|
36 |
small reclining bull, blue-gray limestone |
|
XXVI
|
37 |
small animal, gray striped slate from Tell 'Ishārah |
|
XXVI
|
38 |
small boar. (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
39 |
flat, yellow-brown limestone boar |
|
XXVI
|
40 |
flat red slate (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
41 |
limestone, flat (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
42 |
lion, outstretched. Fossilized ivory (?) |
|
XXVI
|
43 |
mussel seal (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
44 |
goat's head, hard, smooth limestone |
|
XXVI
|
45 |
seal, boar. White limestone |
|
XXVI
|
46 |
small limestone head. Inv. No.136. Resembles horse |
|
XXVI
|
47 |
limestone, flat, white. Inv. No.137 |
|
XXVI
|
48 |
reclining animal with head turned back. red slate |
|
XXVI
|
49 |
flat animal seal, translucent aragonit |
|
XXVI
|
50 |
limestone, flat animal seal from Warka |
|
XXVI
|
51 |
flat animal seal (no microfilm) |
|
XXVI
|
52 |
aragonit, reclining bull seal |
|
XXVI
|
53 |
aragonit seal. Inv. No.135. From Warka |
|
XXVI
|
54 |
aragonit seal, kneeling animal, badly preserved |
|
XXVI
|
55 |
white limestone animal seal |
|
XXVI
|
56 |
limestone bull seal |
|
XXVI
|
57 |
half of woman's figure, limestone |
|
XXVI
|
58 |
small bronze standing figure. Inv. No.1506 |
|
XXVI
|
59 |
bronze figure. Inv. No.1510 |
|
XXVI
|
60 |
small bronze horse's head. Inv. No.1810. From Isfahan |
|
XXVI
|
61 |
small bronze horse. Inv. No. 1755 |
|
XXVI
|
62 |
bronze horse trapping |
|
XXVI
|
63 |
aragonit kneeling bull |
|
XXVI
|
65 |
small limestone bull's head |
|
XXVI
|
66 |
mussel (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
68 |
figure resembling a rat (no illustration) |
|
XXVI
|
69 |
reclining cat, white limestone. Inv. No. 143 |
|
XXVI
|
70 |
9 small objects, mussel |
|
XXVI
|
71 |
small kneeling bull, mussel. Constantinople |
|
XXVI
|
73 |
standing bull, mussel |
|
XXVI
|
74 |
outstretched lion, mussel, and notes |
|
XXVI
|
75 |
outstretched lion, mussel. In British Museum |
|
XXVI
|
76 |
limestone stag (?), head turned alongside. British Mus. |
|
XXVI
|
77 |
limestone vulture (?). Brit. Mus. One in Frau Sarre's collection is published |
|
XXVI
|
78 |
limestone head of bull (?). Louvre |
|
XXVI
|
79 |
small head of bull. Louvre |
|
XXVI
|
80 |
fish, mussel. From Warka. Louvre |
|
XXVI
|
81 |
terracotta bear (?). Constantinople |
|
XXVI
|
82 |
pierced bead. Constantinople. From Fara |
|
XXVI
|
83 |
round seal, drilled. Constantinople. From Fara |
|
XXVI
|
85 |
bronze, 3 dogs side by side. British Museum |
|
XXVI
|
86 |
standing man and lion. Aleppo |
|
XXVI
|
87 |
bronze horse from Isfahan. Inv. No.1810 |
|
XXVI
|
88 |
red stone bull's head. Achaemenian. Inv. No.1503. Tehran |
|
XXVI
|
89 |
bone. Hellenistic figure of female nude |
|
XXVI
|
90 |
unidentified head in profile |
Subseries 2.12: Sketchbooks - SK-XXVII Antiquitäten I.This subseries includes sketchbooks XXVII through XXXI.Note:
(The numbers in black are from Herzfeld's Inventory. Those preceded by "ph" or "Photo" refer to negatives) | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXVII
|
1 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, horseman, stucco; details of hooves (Neg.2158). The figures in these measured drawings of stucco from Nizāmābād are all fragmentary. |
|
XXVII
|
2 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, horseman |
|
XXVII
|
3 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, horses (Neg.2161) |
|
XXVII
|
4 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, wall panels (Neg.2147) |
|
XXVII
|
5 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, horse's head (Neg.2156) and headless standing figure (Neg.2147), stucco |
|
XXVII
|
6 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, wall decoration, stucco (Neg.2149) |
|
XXVII
|
7 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, wall panels (Negs.2153, 2151) |
|
XXVII
|
8 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, wall fragments and Arabic inscription |
|
XXVII
|
9 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, boot and hands (Neg.2154a), stucco; and Ray, stucco (?) roundel of face in sun disk |
|
XXVII
|
10 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, pieces of stucco wall decoration |
|
XXVII
|
11 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, pieces of stucco wall decoration with color notes |
|
XXVII
|
12 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, similar pieces and dragon's leg (Neg.2155) |
|
XXVII
|
13 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, Frags. of circle and wings |
|
XXVII
|
14 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, stucco plaques with animals (Neg.2150) and Sasanian stone elephant (Baghdad) |
|
XXVII
|
15 |
Nizāmābād, Sasanian, Frags. of stucco (Neg. 2148) |
|
XXVII
|
16–17 |
measured plans of unidentified buildings |
|
XXVII
|
18 |
Tepe Giyān, dagger hilt (Neg. 488) |
|
XXVII
|
19 |
Tepe Giyān, 10 seal stones, some published in AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124 |
|
XXVII
|
20 |
Two bronze daggers, one from Hamadān (Negs. 492, 496) |
|
XXVII
|
21 |
Tepe Giyān, roll and stamp seals. See note p.19 |
|
XXVII
|
22–24 |
Sasanian and Parthian stamp seals |
|
XXVII
|
25 |
Five Sasanian seal stones; and bronze pitch fork (Tepe Giyān (Neg.724) |
|
XXVII
|
26 |
Tepe Giyān, Four lance heads, bronze (Negs.492, 495, 793) |
|
XXVII
|
27 |
Tepe Giyān, twelve carved stone seals. See note p.19 |
|
XXVII
|
28 |
Five silver or bronze pins (Negs.243, 244, 245) and a metal mace (Neg.14) |
|
XXVII
|
29 |
Tepe Giyān, 15 flat seals. See note p.19 |
|
XXVII
|
30 |
A bronze ax (Neg.534) and a pick head (Neg. 542) |
|
XXVII
|
31 |
Tepe Giyān, 9 flat seals. See note p.19 |
|
XXVII
|
32 |
Bronze pick (Tepe Giyān, Neg.542) and cooper human figure (Neg.1176) |
|
XXVII
|
33 |
Five roll seals with cuneiform inscriptions |
|
XXVII
|
34 |
Tepe Giyān, large jar and rims (Negs.8, 90, 755, 761, 771) |
|
XXVII
|
35 |
Tepe Giyān, Two large jars (Neg.89) |
|
XXVII
|
36 |
Tepe Giyān, two large jars with details (Negs.82, 713, 758, 766) |
|
XXVII
|
37 |
Tepe Giyān, 5 jars with details (Negs.85, 136, 186, 189, 712, 714) |
|
XXVII
|
38 |
Tepe Giyān, 6 jars and jugs (Negs.44, 68, 84, 85, 196, 203) |
|
XXVII
|
39 |
Tepe Giyān, 8 jars, jugs and bowls (Negs.38, 39, 42, 63, 93, 102, 108, 186, 196, 752) |
|
XXVII
|
40 |
Tepe Giyān, 4 albarellos (Negs.3, 4, 67, 207, 754, 764) |
|
XXVII
|
41 |
Tepe Giyān, 4 cups. (Negs.1, 9, 10, 76, 92) |
|
XXVII
|
42 |
Tepe Giyān, 4 jars (Negs.47, 61, 76, 765, 765a) |
|
XXVII
|
43 |
Tepe Giyān, large jar and 3-legged jar. (Negs.74, 87) |
|
XXVII
|
44 |
Tepe Giyān, 8 jars, bowls, jugs (Negs. 37, 69, 137, 193, 749, 764a, 770, 772) |
|
XXVII
|
45 |
Tepe Giyān, 3 small jars (Negs. 79, 133, 751, 760) |
|
XXVII
|
46 |
Tepe Giyān, 5 small jugs (Negs. 2, 46, 65, 66, 203, 763) |
|
XXVII
|
47 |
Prehistoric pottery, jar and bowl (Neg.73) |
|
XXVII
|
48 |
Prehistoric pottery, 4 pieces (One piece Neg. 34) |
|
XXVII
|
49 |
Prehistoric pottery, objects from Demāvand region, Zūn and Sārūn |
Subseries 2.12: Sketchbooks - SK-XXVIII Antiquitäten II.Note:
(The numbers in black are Herzfeld Inventory numbers; those preceeded by "ph" or "Photo are negative numbers) | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXVIII
|
1 |
Three polished jugs or vases |
|
XXVIII
|
2 |
Six polished jugs or jars (Negs. 105, 200) |
|
XXVIII
|
3 |
Pottery, including bull's head, Tepe Giyān (Negs. 45, 47) |
|
XXVIII
|
4 |
Pierced bells from Tepe Giyān and Hamadān, small beaker (Sāwa) and bronze mirror |
|
XXVIII
|
5 |
Small mirror, copper bowl, 3 small covers of copper, bronze or brass and pierced iron plaque with invocation to Muhammad and 'Alī |
|
XXVIII
|
6 |
Animal vase (Būjnurd), copper bowl (Neg.23) and bronze candlestick |
|
XXVIII
|
8 |
Five small glass bottles or vials (Sāwa) |
|
XXVIII
|
9 |
Four small cut or molded glass bottles (Sāwa) |
|
XXVIII
|
10 |
Five glass objects: bottle (Sāwa), bowl (Ray) |
|
XXVIII
|
11 |
Misc. small objects of glass, lead, ivory and porcelain |
|
XXVIII
|
12 |
Bronze tripod, bone buttons and carved beads (some published in AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124) |
|
XXVIII
|
13 |
Carved beads, jewelry, roll seal (Tepe Giyān) and 3-legged jar (Neg.68) |
|
XXVIII
|
14 |
Gold ring (Neg.498), stone bowl (Mashhad), copper bowls (Nihavand) (Negs.17, 521) and alabaster vase (Samarra) |
|
XXVIII
|
15 |
4 hand-made small jars in Richard Coll., Louvre; and lance head, Tepe Giyān (Neg. 495) |
|
XXVIII
|
16 |
Nihāvand. 2 daggers, 2 lance heads (Negs. 492, 533, 793, 794) |
|
XXVIII
|
17 |
Nihāvand. Bronze pick and ax head (Negs. 536, 537, 797) |
|
XXVIII
|
18 |
Bronze bit (Neg.778), bronze lamp and 4 small animals or birds (Hamadān, Constantinople) |
|
XXVIII
|
19 |
Alabaster vase (Babylon) and small bronze bowl |
|
XXVIII
|
20 |
Pottery jug, Kharaj (Richard Coll., Louvre) and 7 small glass bottles (Hamadān, Constantinople) |
|
XXVIII
|
21 |
Misc. small objects: glass, pottery, stone (Baghdad, Hamadan, Constantinople) |
|
XXVIII
|
22 |
Arabic glass stamp (Hamadan), clay figurines (Hamadan, Baghdad), cuneiform tablet (Hamadan) Sasanian bulla (Hamadan) and small animal |
|
XXVIII
|
23 |
Two clay and bronze human figures as pins (Cairo and Constantinople). Side view of painted clay figure on p.22 |
|
XXVIII
|
24 |
Small carved beads or seals (some published in AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124), Sasanian seal, stone ape and bronze bull's head. All acquired in Constantinople |
|
XXVIII
|
25 |
Roll and stamp seals, weights, small animals and birds (Constantinople, Baghdad) |
|
XXVIII
|
26 |
Bronze jewelry (Negs.245, 252) and slate "dish" (Cairo) |
|
XXVIII
|
27 |
Two Tepe Giyān large jars (Negs. 88, 135, 871) |
|
XXVIII
|
28 |
Tepe Giyān, two jars, one small cup (Negs.62, 68, 132) |
|
XXVIII
|
29 |
Tepe Giyān, albarello and 3 small jars (Negs. 36, 64, 75, 112, 137, 767) |
|
XXVIII
|
30 |
Tepe Giyān, two large jars (Negs. 77, 756) |
|
XXVIII
|
31 |
Tepe Giyān, two large jars (Negs. 71, 134) |
|
XXVIII
|
32 |
Ray, long-snouted jug (Meyer Coll., Tehran); 3-legged jug with bits of glaze inlay on shoulder |
|
XXVIII
|
33 |
Cuneiform inscription on part of gold tablet. Hamadān, Oct. 30, '29 |
|
XXVIII
|
34–35 |
Cuneiform inscription on both sides of bronze plaque. Publ. AMI, Vol. II, p.117 and Vol.IX, p.159 (Negs.303–306) |
|
XXVIII
|
36 |
Sardonyx roll seal with cuneiform inscription (possession Procureur gēnēral, Isfahan); nail with incomplete cuneiform inscription (Hamadān) |
|
XXVIII
|
37 |
Two sections cuneiform plaque in Brit. Mus.; engraved mussel shell (Isfahān, Harsīn type) |
|
XXVIII
|
38 |
Eleven seal stones or beads, some publ. AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124 |
|
XXVIII
|
39 |
Luristan bronz ox with human mask (Nihāvand) |
|
XXVIII
|
40 |
Two Luristan bronzes (Nihāvand); section of bit and affronted lion |
|
XXVIII
|
41 |
Bronze or silver pieces and engraved stone (Harsīn, Tepe Giyān) Negs.252, 254 |
|
XXVIII
|
43 |
Button seal stones (Tepe Giyān, Tepe Yādgār). Some published AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124 |
|
XXVIII
|
45 |
Seal stones (Tepe Giyān), weights, small stone animal heads (Tello). See note No. 43 |
|
XXVIII
|
47 |
Small stone animals (1 from Tello) with drilled markings. See note for No. 43 |
Subseries 2.12: Sketchbooks - SK-XXIX Antiquitäten III.Note:
(The numbers in black are from Herzfeld's Inventory; those preceeded by "ph" or "photo" are negative numbers) | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXIX
|
1 |
8 small bronzes of Luristan type and Sasanian (?) |
|
XXIX
|
2 |
12 small bronze animals or birds, Luristan, Harsīn type |
|
XXIX
|
3 |
9 small bronze animals, Tepe Giyān and Harsīn. (see Neg.504) |
|
XXIX
|
4 |
Tepe Giyān. 6 bronze pins and a spatula. (see Neg.242) |
|
XXIX
|
5 |
13 bronze and silver pins. (see Negs. 214, 244) |
|
XXIX
|
6 |
Tepe Giyān or Harsīn. 12 bronze and silver pins and needles. (see Negs. 240, 241, 243, 245) |
|
XXIX
|
7 |
Tepe Giyān or Harsīn. 12 Misc. bronze spoons, etc. (see Negs. 242, 243) |
|
XXIX
|
8 |
Tepe Giyān or Harsīn. Misc. bronze pins, needles. (see Negs. 240, 241, 243) |
|
XXIX
|
9 |
Tepe Giyān or Harsīn. Misc. silver and copper rings. (see Neg.248) |
|
XXIX
|
10 |
Tepe Giyān or Harsīn. 2 bullae (Publ. AMI) and Misc. copper objects (see Neg. 289) |
|
XXIX
|
11 |
Tepe Giyān or Harsīn. Copper earring, spirals, etc. (see Negs. 253, 489) |
|
XXIX
|
12 |
Silver torques. (see Negs. 249, 251, 256, 499) |
|
XXIX
|
13 |
Tepe Giyān and Harsīn. Silver and bronze torques and bracelets. (see Negs. 249, 499) |
|
XXIX
|
14 |
Tepe Giyān and Harsīn. 6 bracelets. (see Neg. 247) |
|
XXIX
|
15 |
Tepe Giyān and Harsīn. Silver rings and spirals. (see Neg.257) |
|
XXIX
|
16 |
Tepe Giyān and Harsīn. 4 stone or bronze mace heads (see Negs. 14, 502) |
|
XXIX
|
17 |
Tepe Giyān. 3 bronze and stone mace handles. (see Negs. 14, 503) |
|
XXIX
|
18 |
Tepe Giyān. 2 bronze and stone handles. (see Negs. 13, 730) |
|
XXIX
|
19 |
Tepe Giyān. 2 bronze ax heads |
|
XXIX
|
20 |
Bronze ax head and handle. (see Negs. 544, 791) |
|
XXIX
|
21 |
Tepe Giyān. 2 bronze ax heads. (see Neg. 790) |
|
XXIX
|
22 |
Tepe Giyān, 2 bronze ax heads. |
|
XXIX
|
23 |
Tepe Giyān, 2 bronze ax heads. (see Neg. 538) |
|
XXIX
|
24 |
Tepe Giyān. 2 bronze ax heads. (see Neg. 542/786) |
Subseries 2.12: Sketchbooks - SK-XXX Antiquitäten IV.Note:
(Numbers in black refer to entries in Herzfeld's Inventory. The pieces in the Hahn Coll. are so marked) (see also SK-XXVI, "Sammlung Hahn, etc.") | Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXX
|
1 |
14 Sasanian button seals, 1 Islamic |
|
XXX
|
2 |
12 Sasanian and Achaemenian seals and 3 "cat's eye" pieces (see Neg. 496) |
|
XXX
|
3 |
12 Misc. seal stones, including 1 cuneiform roll seal. Most are pre-Sasanian |
|
XXX
|
3a-4 |
23 Achaemaenian stamp seals |
|
XXX
|
5 |
20 Sasanian seal stones, 4 with inscriptions |
|
XXX
|
6 |
29 Sasanian seal stones, animals, birds, 3 with inscriptions |
|
XXX
|
7 |
19 Sasanian seal stones and 1 Arabic. 5 with inscriptions |
|
XXX
|
8 |
24 haematite weights (frogs, ducks, etc.), some with human figure or motif |
|
XXX
|
9 |
22 Misc. stone weights and small figures |
|
XXX
|
10 |
18 Misc. small stone figures, some from Tello |
|
XXX
|
11 |
13 small stone figures of animals or birds (one publ. in AMI, Vol. V, 49–124) |
|
XXX
|
12 |
12 small stone animals, two stamp seals |
|
XXX
|
13 |
15 small stone or metal objects; ring bezels, stamp seals, Tepe Giyān beads. (see Negs. 252, 254, 506) |
|
XXX
|
14 |
20 small stone or metal objects: beads, stamp seals. Some published in AMI |
|
XXX
|
15 |
Tepe Giyān. 22 steatite beads, buttons. Some publ. AMI |
|
XXX
|
16 |
Tepe Giyān. 15 buttons and seals. Some Publ. AMI |
|
XXX
|
17 |
Misc. carved buttons, beads, seals. Some Publ. AMI |
|
XXX
|
18 |
4 stone pendants (Tepe Giyān), clay masque and carved stone. (see Negs. 496, 506) |
|
XXX
|
19 |
8 Sasanian button seals, silex object from Pasargadae, and 2 beads (Tepe Giyān). (see Negs. 496, 506) |
|
XXX
|
20 |
8 small bronzes, mostly Babylonian |
|
XXX
|
21 |
3 small bronze animals and snake (Tepe Giyān) |
|
XXX
|
22 |
7 small bronzes: mostly Tepe Giyān, 1 possibly Achaemenian |
|
XXX
|
23 |
Bronze human figure from Birs; votive figure from Harsin |
|
XXX
|
23a |
Confronted Ibex, bronze, Harsīn |
|
XXX
|
24 |
4 bronzes, including pendant with Pahlavi inscription |
Subseries 2.12: Sketchbooks - SK-XXXI Antiquitäten V.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXXI
|
1 |
Tepe Giyān, Crete, 3 bronze hatchets (Negs. 536, 543, 786, 787) |
|
XXXI
|
2 |
Tepe Giyān, bronze pick (Neg. 532) |
|
XXXI
|
3 |
Tepe Giyān, 3 bronze hatchets (Negs. 543, 788) |
|
XXXI
|
4 |
Bronze pickax and lance-tip (?) |
|
XXXI
|
5 |
Tepe Giyān, 2 bronze chisels |
|
XXXI
|
6 |
Tepe Giyān, 2 curved bronze chisels (1 in Neg. 531) |
|
XXXI
|
7 |
Tepe Giyān, bronze pick; handle decoration with "Janus" head (Harsīn) |
|
XXXI
|
8 |
Harsīn, decorated bronze ax, bell and handle |
|
XXXI
|
9 |
Harsin, 3 bronze "buttons" (?) |
|
XXXI
|
10 |
Harsin, bracelet and horse-bit |
|
XXXI
|
11 |
Marble and alabaster jars, clay seal, amber lion, jar (Hillah) |
|
XXXI
|
12 |
Jar (Hillah), stone bowl (Mashhad) and bronze incense burner (Neg. 438) |
|
XXXI
|
13 |
Gray stone lamp with Kufic inscription |
|
XXXI
|
13a |
White polished stone cover |
|
XXXI
|
14 |
Flints from Muhammadābād near Tehran |
|
XXXI
|
15–22 |
Drawings of 69 Achaemenian and pre-Achaemenian roll seals, some published in AMI, Vol. V, pp.49–124. Those in Hahn Coll. so marked |
|
XXXI
|
23 |
Seven early button seals or beads |
|
XXXI
|
23a |
Clay figurines of nude woman and lion |
|
XXXI
|
24 |
Clay figurines of woman, dog and animal (fragmentary) |
Subseries 2.13: Sketchbooks - SK-XXXII marked "Damas. I".This subseries includes sketchbooks XXXII through XXXIII.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXXII
|
1 |
Citadel (March 29, 1914). Ornamentation on towers and wall |
|
XXXII
|
2 |
Citadel (March 29, 1914). Profiles of inscription enframements and stylized fleur-de-lis |
|
XXXII
|
3 |
Citadel (March 29, 1914). Coats of arms and hexagon |
|
XXXII
|
4 |
Great Mosque. Door, capital with cornucopias, top of minaret and coat of arms |
|
XXXII
|
5–6 |
measurements for plan of citadel |
|
XXXII
|
7 |
Citadel (April 1, 1914). Molding marked "erledigt July, 1934"; capitals in Dj. Sadāt; Greek inscription |
|
XXXII
|
8 |
Citadel (April 1, 1914), stone capital |
|
XXXII
|
9 |
capital of mihrāb in gate of Citadel; machicolation of Bab al-Salām |
|
XXXII
|
10 |
sarcophagus, Sakīna |
|
XXXII
|
10a |
Passage of citadel (?) |
|
XXXII
|
11 |
Tomb of Bilāl; Maqbarat, marked "erledigt July, 1934); sarcophagus covers of 'Omar ibn 'Abd al-'Azīz |
|
XXXII
|
12 |
Capital and window, Dj. al-Djarrāh; Kufic inscription |
|
XXXII
|
13 |
panorama of minaret tops |
|
XXXII
|
14 |
Sālihīya, Raihūn, plan of entrance, marked "erledigt July, 1934"; Sālihīya, 3 antique basalt windows |
|
XXXII
|
15 |
Plan and elevation of mausoleum of Ibn 'Abdallah, marked "erledigt July, 1934" |
|
XXXII
|
15a |
entrance E of Bahādur As |
|
XXXII
|
16 |
Section of dome of Madrasa Sāhīb al-Rumi; 3 coats of arms |
|
XXXII
|
17 |
Section of mukarnas, Dj. Tainabiyya, 779 H. |
|
XXXII
|
18 |
Plan of Dj. Tainabiyya |
|
XXXII
|
19 |
Doorways of Dj. Tainabiyya |
|
XXXII
|
20 |
Sālihīya, plan of Mahāll al-Sikka |
|
XXXII
|
21 |
Tomb in garden, marked "erledigt July, 1934" |
|
XXXII
|
22 |
Plan and inside elevation of preceeding |
|
XXXII
|
23 |
Section of mukarnas, Dj. Tauba, 632 H. |
|
XXXII
|
24 |
Citadel, sketch of location of towers |
Subseries 2.13: Sketchbooks - SK-XXXIII marked "Damas. II".| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXXIII
|
1 |
Plan of Madrasa Rashīdiyya, 750 H. |
|
XXXIII
|
2 |
Dj. Qinishliyya, cross-section |
|
XXXIII
|
3 |
Dj. Qinishliyya, plan |
|
XXXIII
|
4 |
Dj. Qinishliyya, main doorway and coat of arms |
|
XXXIII
|
5 |
Dj. Zāwiyat Sa'd al-dīn, plan |
|
XXXIII
|
6 |
Zāwiyat Sa'd al-dīn, springing of dome |
|
XXXIII
|
7 |
Tomb of Muhammad al-Harmali, plan. Marked "erledigt July, 1934" |
|
XXXIII
|
8 |
Turbe Sanaisān, plan, section of dome and details |
|
XXXIII
|
9 |
Sālihīyya, tomb of Qaimarī, plan |
|
XXXIII
|
10 |
Sāhib Rūmī in Maidan, plan |
|
XXXIII
|
11 |
Dār al-fuqahā, elevation |
|
XXXIII
|
12 |
Bāb Sharqī, 3 profiles of moldings |
|
XXXIII
|
14 |
Djōbar, Kanīsat al-Khidr, plans, elevation |
|
XXXIII
|
15 |
Deraa, Dj. al-Dar'ā. 2 Greek inscriptions |
|
XXXIII
|
16 |
Madrasa Saif al-dīn, Qilidjeh |
|
XXXIII
|
17 |
Mūristān of Nūr al-dīn, panelling of door; Hamāh, grill of the minbar stairs |
|
XXXIII
|
18 |
Unidentified pattern |
Subseries 2.14: Sketchbooks - SK-XXXIV marked "3 Haleb".This subseries includes sketchbook XXXIV.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
|
XXXIV
|
1 |
Dj. Sharaf, Mamluk cartouche and entablature; Dj. Zikkī, inscription and bosse; Dj.? minaret |
|
XXXIV
|
2 |
Takkiyya Bairam Bābā, entablature and inscription; al-Djunsīyya, inscription; Saqāq Tavīl, inscription |
|
XXXIV
|
3 |
Dj. Mawāzinī, inscriptions and decorative panel |
|
XXXIV
|
4 |
Dj. Mawāzinī, notes; Qastal Bizzī, Mamluk cartouche; Sabīl Shaikh Haidarī inscription |
|
XXXIV
|
5 |
Arabic inscriptions |
|
XXXIV
|
5–8 |
sketch for plan of citadel wall |
|
XXXIV
|
8 |
notes on minaret of Dj. Dabbāgha al-'atīqa; details Utrush inscription; cartouche of Bai bogha Saif al-din on Qastal Hammām al-Tall |
|
XXXIV
|
9 |
notes on mihrāb in Khānqāh fi'l Farafrā; Kufic inscription, Bāb Antākiya |
|
XXXIV
|
10 |
Khānqāh fi'l Farafrā, plan |
|
XXXIV
|
11 |
Khānqāh fi'l Farafrā, plan and details of mihrāb |
|
XXXIV
|
12 |
Khānqāh fi'l Farafrā, ornament of cupola; notes on Dj. Kāmiliyya and Dj. Firdaus |
|
XXXIV
|
13 |
notes and inscriptions, Shaikh Harawī |
|
XXXIV
|
14 |
Shaikh Harawī, plan and elevation of tomb and Sabīl inscription |
|
XXXIV
|
15 |
Inscriptions: Tawāshī fountain, Madrasa Kāmiliyya tower, Haram Qarasonqor |
|
XXXIV
|
16 |
Madrasa Qarasonqor, portal, cartouche, inscription 703 H. |
|
XXXIV
|
17 |
Bāb Antākiya, plan |
|
XXXIV
|
18 |
Inscription in hall of Gr. Mosque |
|
XXXIV
|
19–22 |
Kufic inscription on minaret, Gr. Mosque |
|
XXXIV
|
23 |
Khān Sibl (between Sarmīn and Ma'arrat), plan, elevation and cartouche |
|
XXXIV
|
24 |
Sarmīn, plan of Gr. Mosque |
|
XXXIV
|
25 |
Ma'arrat al-Nu'mān, 2 basalt capitals |
|
XXXIV
|
25–26 |
Plan of Nabī Yūša with elevation of minaret |
|
XXXIV
|
27–28 |
Ma'arrat, Gr. Mosque, details of small qubba, inscriptions and decorative plaque |
|
XXXIV
|
29–30 |
Ma'arrat, Madrasa, plan, elevation of door, details of dome and inscriptions; Khān Shaikhān, antique capital |
|
XXXIV
|
31–32 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, notes on Greek inscription; Mamluk cartouche |
|
XXXIV
|
33 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, Arabic inscription and Mamluk cartouche |
|
XXXIV
|
33–34 |
Hamā, inside and outside of Hasanain and inscription of window in Gr. Mosque. |
|
XXXIV
|
35 |
Hamā, capital, note on minbar of Tākī al-dīn, etc. |
|
XXXIV
|
36 |
Hamā, Haram, main section, plan |
|
XXXIV
|
37–38 |
Hamā, unidentified plan, note on minaret of Abu'l fidā mosque and inscription on capital |
|
XXXIV
|
39 |
Hamā, Dj. Nūrī, inscription and frieze of animals and scroll |
|
XXXIV
|
40 |
Hamā, notes on tomb mosque of Abu'l Fidā and sketch of mihrāb columns |
|
XXXIV
|
41–42 |
Hamā, Dj. Nūrī, decorative panels, etc. |
|
XXXIV
|
43 |
Hamā, Mamluk cartouche, window of Gr. Mosque with inscription of 894 H. |
Subseries 2.15: Sketchbooks - SK-XXXV marked "4 Homs".This subseries includes sketchbook XXXV.| Sketchbook | Page No. | Description |
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XXXV
|
1 |
Hims, inscription of Khālid and notes on Gr. Mosque (Dj. Nūrī) |
|
XXXV
|
2–4 |
Hims, plan and elevation of Gr. Mosque |
|
XXXV
|
4 |
Hims, inscribed basalt block; plan and notes of tomb |
|
XXXV
|
5 |
Hims, inscriptions and cartouche |
|
XXXV
|
6 |
Hims, Gr. Mosque, basalt capital |
|
XXXV
|
7 |
Hims, Dj. Kabir, carved decoration |
|
XXXV
|
8 |
Hamā, frame of Nūr al-dīn inscription |
|
XXXV
|
9 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, plan and elevation of tomb chamber |
|
XXXV
|
10 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, plan, Haram, tomb |
|
XXXV
|
11 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, plan, inscription on minbar |
|
XXXV
|
12 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, plan E hall |
|
XXXV
|
13 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, plan W wall, cartouche |
|
XXXV
|
14 |
Hamā, Gr. Mosque, elevation. Hims, Gr. Mosque, courtyard |
|
XXXV
|
15 |
Hamā, elevation of sarcophagus of Fuddah |
|
XXXV
|
16 |
Hamā, Arabic inscription |
|
XXXV
|
17 |
Hamā, Mawlawiyya, elevation of portal |
|
XXXV
|
18 |
Hamā, Mawlawiyya, plan |
Series 3: Notebooks 1904–1946, 1957, n.d.|
Notebook
|
Page No.
|
Description
|
|
N-1
|
1 |
Two Sasanian seals with Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
N-1
|
3 |
Kufic seal: Abū Shujā and (on Rev.) Muhammad ibn al-Husaíh ibn al-Muzaffar. See also N-4, p.2 |
|
N-1
|
5 |
Pahlavi inscriptions from Sasanian seals. Four |
|
N-1
|
7 |
Pahlavi inscriptions from Sasanian seals. Four |
|
N-1
|
9 |
Pahlavi inscriptions from Sasanian seals. Five |
|
N-1
|
11 |
Pahlavi inscriptions from Sasanian seals. Five |
|
N-1
|
13 |
Pahlavi inscriptions from Sasanian seals. Two (In all above cases type of stone and subject are noted)
|
|
N-2 | |
Designs on 57 Parthan coins with descriptive notes; notes on Drouin article "Monnaies Sasanides inedites"; notes on Sasanian coins in Paruck |
|
N-3 | |
Photographs or sketches and notes on 38 Sasanian or Parthian seal-stones in British Museum, Bibliotheque Nationale, Berlin, etc. and list of place-names in Pahlavi on seals |
|
N-4
|
1 |
Pahlavi inscriptions on Sasanian seal-stones |
|
N-4
|
2 |
Kufic inscriptions. See also N-I, p.3 |
|
N-4
|
3 |
Cuneiform inscription on green, flecked stone, British Museum |
|
N-4
|
4–9 |
Miscellaneous stamp seals |
|
N-4
|
10 |
Hebrew (Aramaic ?) inscription on stone fragment |
|
N-4
|
11 |
Greek inscription on carnelian |
|
N-4
|
12 |
Aramaic (?) inscription |
|
N-4
|
13 |
Arabic inscribed ring |
|
N-4
|
16 |
Fragment of Aramaic (?) inscription |
|
N-4
|
17 |
Hebrew inscription on roll seal |
|
N-4
|
18–19 |
Cuneiform fragments |
|
N-4
|
20–22 |
Sasanian stamp seals |
|
N-4
|
23–24 |
Monograms on Sasanian seals |
|
N-4
|
25 |
Pahlavi inscription on seal-stone |
|
N-4
|
26 |
Seal of Atūr-Ormizd |
|
N-4
|
27 |
Seal of Atūr Ardashīr |
|
N-4
|
28–57 |
Pahlavi inscriptions on Sasanian seals with notes on material of each seal-stone |
|
N-5 | |
Analysis of place-names in Pahlavi geography (Shahrēhā ē Ērān). 49 pages with insertion at beginning of 6 pages of Pahlavi text with transliteration |
|
N-6 | |
Excerpts from the Bundahesh (Pahlavi), Denkart (Pahlavi), PA NĀM ē Yazdāne (Pahlavi) and Ibn al-Athīr (Arabic) |
|
N-7 | |
Ka'ba i Zardusht Pahlavi Inscription and Kartīr inscription with English translation |
|
N-8 | |
Notes from Olaf Hansen "Die Mittelpersischen Papyri der Papyrus Sammlung der Staatischen Museen zu Berlin"; and other sources |
|
N-9 | |
Cuneiform inscription on Herzfeld's Luristan dagger. A listing of Pahlavi inscriptions, starting with the Avroman parchment through inscriptions at Darband, after those of Mihrnarseh at Firuzabad. Drawing of Sasanian seal inscription (incomplete) made in Ba'quba, May 25, 1923. Starting from the back of the notebook is a listing of drawings, apparently for a study of Sasanian sculpture, coats of arms and helmets, beginning with a plan of Taq-i Bustan and ending with a relief of Bahrām II on horseback
|
|
N-10 | |
Ten pages of Pahlavi vocabulary, apparently from the Yashts
|
|
N-11 | |
Sasanian seal-stones, many with inscriptions. P.1 is marked "Calcutta," but it is uncertain whether that refers to all pages from 1 to 45. The loose slips are of objects mostly in European museum collections
|
|
N-12 | |
pp.1–7 Four Sasanian seal-stones with inscriptions, those on pp.5–7 having identifying numbers, possibly to Horn-Steindorff
|
|
N-13 | |
Monograms from Sasanian sculptures and seal-stones
|
|
N-14 | |
Pahlavi text of Shahrēhā ē Ēran, followed by notes from Arab and Persian historians
|
|
N-15 | |
Excerpts from texts dealing with Sistan. Pahlavi Afdīh ē Sagastān, Māh ē Fravartīn, PA NĀM ē Yazdān, with discussions by Markwart and Nőldeke
|
|
N-16 | |
Pre-historic seal-stones; inked drawings of 65 cylinder seals from Harsin, Nihavand, Tepe Giyān, etc. Herzfeld inventory numbers are noted in black
|
|
N-17 | |
Pahlavi vocabulary. Continued in N-18
|
|
N-18 | |
Continuation of Pahlavi vocabulary in N-17
|
|
N-19 | |
168 Sasanian seal-stones. Photographs, drawings and notes. From Leclerq, Thomas, de Sacy, Horn and Steindorff, etc.; and from public and private collections
|
|
N-20 | |
List of purchases of antiques in Baghdad, April 1923 with sketches and prices
|
| N-21 |
1 |
Ashmolean Museum, Two small bronze animals |
| N-21 |
2 |
Ashmolean Museum. Terra cotta figurine of nude goddess |
| N-21 |
3 |
Ashmolean Museum. Small gold crouching calf; stone (?) goat |
| N-21 |
4 |
Ashmolean Museum. Four stone weights from Kish |
| N-21 |
5 |
Ashmolean Museum. (?). Earrings |
| N-21 |
6 |
Ashmolean Museum. (?). Stone seal, Djamdat Nasr |
| N-21 |
7 |
British Museum. Lapis cylinder seal (10939) from Ur |
| N-21 |
8 |
British Museum. Mussel cylinder seal (10530) from Ur |
| N-21 |
9 |
British Museum. Gold earring from Ur |
| N-21 |
10 |
British Museum. Lapis amulet (10985) from Ur |
| N-21 |
11 |
Purchases in Baghdad from Th. Meymarian. Sept.28, 1930 |
| N-21 |
12 |
Four Sasanian seals, one with inscription (from N-11) |
| N-21 |
13 |
Cylinder seal with cuneiform inscription; Nihavand jar |
| N-21 |
14 |
Reference to two Luristan bronzes in British Museum |
| N-22 | |
Catalogue of 112 cylinder seals with rough sketches, Inventory numbers and references to drawings in sketchbooks |
| N-23 | |
Arrangement of water-colors prehistoric pottery PPA for publication of Oriental Institute, Chicago. Persepolis |
| N-24 |
1–2
|
Romanesque building at Asfeld, near Rheims reminiscent of palace at Firuzabad |
| N-24 |
3–4
|
Discussion of types of "central" buildings |
| N-24 |
5–7
|
Sasanian bridge and arch construction |
| N-24 |
8–11
|
Gate designs (Byzantine, Armenian, Parthian); entrances, like Aleppo |
|
N-24 |
12–14 |
Gothaer gem of Shāpūr |
|
N-24 |
15–16 |
Discussion of representation of nude figures in Sasanian art |
|
N-24 |
20 |
Details from Turfan |
|
N-24 |
23–24 |
Khosro's throne |
|
N-24 |
25–26 |
Taq-i Bustan and Sasanian ornament |
|
N-24 |
37–39 |
Sasanian mounted battle scenes |
|
N-24 |
40–41 |
Head-gear of Sasanian "Würdenträger" |
|
N-24 |
42–43 |
The Gotarzes relief at Bistun |
|
N-24 |
44–45 |
Representation of profile and full-face in Sasanian art |
|
N-24 |
46–53 |
Use of folds in Sasanian sculpture |
|
N-24 |
54–58 |
The sun nimbus |
|
N-24 |
59–62 |
Banquet scenes |
|
N-24 |
64–65 |
Romulus and Remus motive |
|
N-24 |
66–75 |
Notes on old buildings in Rheims-Verdun area |
|
N-24 |
77–78 |
List of books purchase |
|
N-25 | |
[Comparative study?] of certain Sanskrit words with Avestan, Greek and Latin |
|
N-26 | |
Epigraphical studies with references in Pahlavi, Persian, Hebrew, Greek and Latin |
|
N-27 | |
Notes and sketches of buildings and inscriptions: Aleppo and Damascus |
|
N-28 | |
"Kriegs-Tagebuch"
Various military notes and records of August 1915; and sketch plans of large house and two small houses in Baghdad, large building with library in Qyzqaleh, and construction of roofs in Oleszkowiczy, north of Brest-Litowsk |
|
N-29 | |
"My Notes"
Lists photographs taken in Turkey, Hatra, etc. 1916 and in Persia, 1925 (includes prints in Photo Files 10 and 11); also lists contents of cases of frescoes and stucco from Kūh-i Khwāja in Bartus's handwriting |
|
N-30 |
1–13 |
Reconstruction of Pahlavi inscription at Paikuli |
|
N-30 |
14–15 |
Plan of squeezes of Kartīr inscription, Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
N-30
|
16 |
Tell (?), Arabic inscription of 601 H. |
|
N-30
|
17 |
Dhū'l-Kifl, minaret, 2-line fragment of inscription |
|
N-30
|
18 |
Bistun, Greek inscription and Kufic tombstone. See SK-I, p.26 |
|
N-30
|
19 |
Asadabad, Naskhi and Kufic tombstones. See SK-I, pp.19 and 21 |
|
N-30 |
20–21 |
Sunghur, Arabic tombstones. See SK-I, pp. 27 and 29 |
|
N-30
|
22 |
Kale i Khusraw, Kufic tombstone. See SK-I, p.30 |
|
N-30
|
23 |
Tehran, Shah's Museum. Three master's signatures on metal objects |
|
N-30 |
24–28 |
Veramin, inscriptions in Great Mosque, mihrāb, and tomb tower of 'Alā al-dīn |
|
N-30
|
29 |
Kuhnagil, long Arabic inscription of 707 H. |
|
N-30 |
30–32 |
Qum, inscriptions, including Gumbad-i sabz |
|
N-30 |
33–34 |
Qazvin, three inscriptions |
|
N-30
|
35 |
Hamadan, Kufic inscription |
|
N-30
|
36 |
Coin inscriptions: Arabic and Pahlavi |
|
N-30 |
37–66 |
Isfahan, 44 Arabic or Persian inscriptions, including a few from Pir-i Bakran |
|
N-30
|
67 |
Pir-i Bakran, Hebrew inscription |
|
N-30 |
68–71 |
Mashhad-i Mādar-i Sulaimān, Arabic inscriptions, including sarcophagi near tomb of Cyrus |
|
N-30
|
72 |
Qabr-i Kalantar near Hajjiabad, Naskhi inscription |
|
N-30
|
73 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Greek inscription on Shāpūr relief |
|
N-30
|
74 |
List of squeezes made at Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
N-30
|
75 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Persian inscription of Shah 'Abbās |
|
N-30
|
76 |
Persepolis. Pahlavi inscription in Tachara |
|
N-30 |
77–95 |
Persepolis. 26 Persian or Arabic inscriptions |
|
N-30 |
96–97 |
Persepolis. Syrian and Hebrew inscriptions |
|
N-30
|
98 |
Persepolis. Cuneiform inscription, Hadish, on Darius' robe |
|
N-30
|
99 |
Persepolis. Kufic on fold of garment, Tachara |
|
N-30
|
100 |
Persepolis. Stonemasons' marks |
|
N-30 |
102–105 |
Persepolis. Cuneiform inscription, Apadāna stairway |
|
N-30 |
106–113 |
Persepolis. Cuneiform inscription, Terrace. Persian, Elamite and Babylonian versions |
|
N-30
|
114 |
Persepolis. Hadish, cuneiform inscription |
|
N-30 |
116–117 |
Persepolis. cuneiform inscription |
|
N-30 |
118–119 |
Shiraz. Mashriqain, mihrāb and sarcophagus inscriptions |
|
N-30
|
120 |
Shiraz. Shāh dā'ī allāh inscription, 807 H |
|
N-30
|
121 |
Shiraz. Chehel Tan tombstone 654 H., reference to second tombstone |
|
N-30
|
125 |
Notes on Aegean Neolithic ware |
|
N-30 |
127–129 |
Notes on Early Bronze Age bronzes |
|
N-30 |
154–157 |
Pahlavi text, second Kartīr inscription |
|
N-30 |
162–182 |
Pahlavi text, Paikuli inscription |
|
N-31 | |
Contains extract of Arabic text of Ibn 'Asākir regarding Great Mosque of Damascus. Given to Max van Berchem by Rene Dussaud in 1911. Also extracts from Berlin Safavi Ms. in Arabic regarding Yelbogha |
|
N-32 | |
Contains draft outline of chapter headings and sub-headings for The Persian Empire , with identification of 17 proposed illustrations. See N-120/121 for Ms. edited and published posthumously by Prof. Gerold Walser, 1968. The first chapter, "The Horse in the Ancient East...," bears a notation "Verőffentl. d. Türk. Geschichts Kommission, V. Serie. No.2a. Ausgrabungen von Alaca Hőyük von Dr. Hēmit Zübeyr Koşay (Ankara, 1944). Der Gold-eisen dolch (?) in dem darauf folgenden Nummern." The notebook also contains miscellaneous notes related to the study |
|
N-33 | |
Miscellaneous notes on prehistoric objects from Harsin, Tepe Giyān, etc. with related study material
Note:
[Page 2 is missing]
|
|
N-35 | |
Miscellaneous notes related to Herzfeld's trip 1924/25 to Kabul and from Quetta to Tehran via Mashhad. Includes bibliographical material, itinerary Quetta-Duzdap, boluqs of Mashhad, names of officials, etc. Also extract Afghan letter refusing transfer personal goods to German Legation in Kabul before payment of duty |
|
N-36 | |
Twelve pages of Sasanian seal impressions with official inscriptions |
|
N-37
|
1 |
Bronze axe-head, Harsin. Tehran Museum |
|
N-37
|
2 |
Notes on Luristan bronze daggers with cuneiform inscriptions |
|
N-37
|
3 |
Greek inscription on stone tablet, Susa |
|
N-37
|
4 |
Apparently a quotation from a Greek elegy on the Parthians |
|
N-37
|
5 |
Inscription on silver, bronze inlaid candlestick |
|
N-37
|
6 |
Arabic inscription on Herzfeld's pen-box |
|
N-37
|
7 |
Bronze kettle with cuneiform inscription |
|
N-37 |
8–9 |
Isfahān, Masjid-i Jum'a. Arabic inscriptions in dome chambers |
|
N-37 |
10–11 |
(a) Sasanian bulla with inscription, Tehran Museum (b) Arabic inscription on wooden door, Abadeh |
|
N-37 |
12–13 |
Arabic inscription of 520 H. on wooden door, Abadeh |
|
N-37
|
14 |
Itinerary Kazerun–Dar Ahani via Bahrām II relief near Nurabad |
|
N-37
|
15 |
Quotation from letter from Enno Littman on 'Adud al-daula inscription of 363 H. |
|
N-37
|
16 |
List of purchases in Hamadan |
|
N-37
|
17 |
Seal from Nihāvand vase with cuneiform inscription |
|
N-37 |
18–19 |
Cuneiform inscription of Artaxerxes on silver plate from Hamadan |
|
N-37
|
20 |
Notes on prehistoric seals in British Museum |
|
N-37
|
21 |
Cuneiform inscription on Luristan bronze vessel |
|
N-37
|
22 |
Sasanian seal with Pahlavi inscription, Munich |
|
N-37
|
23 |
Early bronze picks and pins from various sites |
|
N-37
|
24 |
Early bronze rings, pendants, etc. from various sites |
|
N-37
|
25 |
Prehistoric seals and bracelet. Constantinople and Damascus |
|
N-37 |
26–27 |
Stone basin in Constantinople and notes on objects there |
|
N-37
|
28 |
Arabic inscription on E door of city-gate. Constantinople (?) |
|
N-37
|
29 |
Tabula ansata in Damascus Museum, 456 H. |
|
N-37 |
30–32 |
Arabic inscriptions, Damascus Museum. Noted Aug./Sept. 1941 |
|
N-38 |
1–8 |
Misc. objects in Museum, Constantinople (1927), including Assyrian and Hittite (Boghaskoi) |
|
N-38
|
9 |
(a) Relief of boar, Constantinople (b) Arabic inscription in Damascus Museum |
|
N-38
|
10 |
Plan and inscription, tomb of Nūr al-dīn, Damascus. Marked "erledigt July, 1934" |
|
N-38
|
11 |
(a) Sasanian seal with Pahlavi inscription (b) Arabic inscription and fleur-de-lis, Muristan Nuri, Damascus |
|
N-38
|
12 |
List of photographs taken in Damascus, April 10, 1930 |
|
N-38
|
13 |
Arabic madrasa inscription, 603 H. |
|
N-38
|
14 |
Three Arabic inscriptions in Damascus, one now in new museum |
|
N-38
|
15 |
Aleppo, Greek inscription in Citadel and two Arabic builders' signatures. Note: "The mihrāb and all wooden and marble pieces have been stolen from the Maqām Ibrāhīm" |
|
N-38
|
16 |
Kufic inscription, Beirut Museum |
|
N-38
|
17 |
Two bronzes from Harsin, Museum Tehran. AMI, vol. VIII, fig.118c |
|
N-38 |
18–19 |
Four Sasanian bullae from Khaffadji area and one from Nihavand, all with Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
N-38
|
20 |
Bronze dagger handle, standing figure |
|
N-38
|
21 |
Luristan iron pick with inscription |
|
N-38
|
22 |
Haematite mace head, attributed to Harsin |
|
N-38
|
23 |
Sawa, glazed tiles with Kufic inscription |
|
N-38 |
24–25 |
Cylinder and stamp seals from Mesopotamia and Kufic tombstone of Abdullah ibn Sālih from Istakhr |
|
N-38 |
26–27 |
Sketch detail of soffit, Mashhad al-Hasan, Damascus; and inscription of Yahya al-Kitani. August 11, 1946 |
|
N-38
|
28 |
Arabic inscription, Damascus, north city gate, 538 H. |
Scope and Content Note
N-39–"Sketchbook Bergner" The late Karl Bergner was a highly gifted architectural draftsman who worked in his late 20's for Professor Herzfeld at Persepolis and subsequently for Dr. Erich Schmidt at Istakhr. He usually took a trip during his vacation. On one such trip in 1935 he painted these water-colors for his own pleasure
|
N-39
|
1 |
Persepolis column and plain, Oct. 6, 1935 |
|
N-39
|
3 |
Mahun (shrine), March 3, 1935 |
|
N-39
|
4 |
Ice-houses in Kerman, April 3, 1935 |
|
N-39
|
6 |
Masjid-i Jum'a near Kerman, April 3, 1935 |
|
N-39
|
7 |
Unfinished tomb of Kambyses near Persepolis, April 28, 1935 |
|
N-39
|
8 |
Ruins of a garden house two Km W. of Persepolis, July 5, 1935 |
|
N-39
|
9 |
Beginnings of a pencil sketch |
|
N-39
|
10 |
Left side of Taq-i Kisra, Ctesiphon |
|
N-40 | |
Two pen and water-color sketches of Assur, 1904 |
|
N-41 | |
54 separate sheets of drawings of objects, mostly Hittite |
|
N-42 | |
Pocket diary: includes preparations for 1923–24 trip Baghdad-Tehran. Expense accounts, names and addresses of officials, purchases, some sketches and inscriptions. Some of the contents transferred to Journal N-83 |
|
N-43 | |
Pocket diary of trip Tehran-Kharg, 1924. Some of the contents transferred to Journal N-84. Contains expense accounts, itineraries, names and addresses, some sketches and inscriptions and notes, such as names of old city gates in Shiraz |
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N-44 | |
List of exposures of 18 films which appear to cover a trip from Jerusalem to Constantinople, including views in Petra, Tiberius, Bethlehem and Rhodes. No date and may not be in Herzfeld's writing. Prints may be among unidentified photos in Photo Files |
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N-45 | |
Contains brief quotations from various writers, such as Plato, Kant, Pascal, Nietsche, Wilde |
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N-46 | |
Miscellaneous expense accounts at Persepolis and names of publications ordered. Also draft of a letter arguing that the Excavation Law be interpreted to permit the exportation of the clay tablets for treatment, decipherment and publication abroad |
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N-47 | |
Note inside says "Received from Prof. Grohmann on October 29, 1957"
Account of trip with Reza Shah, transliterated as Journal N-47 (see list of Travel Journals). Also account of trip Tehran-Kūh-i Khwāja via Baghdad and Karrachi Feb. 17 – March 19, 1929
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N-48 | |
Miscellaneous notes on separate slips of paper include bibliographical references to archaeological sites in Iran, travels in Italy with sketches of inscribed Islamic or earlier objects in public and private collections, epigraphical notes on Pahlavi words, excerpts from items related to Protocols, quotations from Reiner Maria Rilke, applied to Islamic buildings or arts |
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N-49 | |
Financial accounts for trip Pasargadae, Persepolis, Sar Mashhad, 1928 and Sistan Expedition, 1929 |
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N-50 | |
Expense accounts including travel Duzdap, Mashhad, Tehran, 1925; rugs and other purchases; and household, 1928–31 |
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N-51 | |
Imperial Bank of Persia, Tehran. A/c, Oriental Institute Persian Expedition, 1932–33 |
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N-52 | |
Imperial Bank of Persia - Shiraz. A/c, Oriental Institute Persian Expedition (Rials and Dollars) 1931–33 |
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N-53 | |
Bank-book of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, Baghdad. Herzfeld's a/c, 1923–24 |
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N-54 | |
Directory of offices of the Banque Imperiale Ottomane |
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N-55 | |
Imperial Bank of Persia. Herzfeld's personal Rial account 1929–31 |
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N-56 | |
Herzfeld's Address Book |
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N-59 | |
Diary, Jan. 1, 1932–March 20, 1933. Itinerary Kozerun–Mīl i Aždaha |
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N-62 | |
Diary, 1935. In London |
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N-63 | |
"Tägliche Notizen"
Diary, [1922?] |
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N-64 | |
Diary, 1936. In London, to N.Y. Sept. 16, in house, Princeton, Oct. 12 |
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N-65 | |
Diary, 1937. From June 4 to October 7 in Europe |
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N-66 | |
Diary, 1938. From July 5 to Oct. 26 in Europe and Egypt |
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N-68 | |
Diary, 1943. Trip to Santa Fe |
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N-69 | |
Diary, 1944. His library, bought by Metropolitan Museum, taken June 21st. Packers at Princeton house Dec. 4–7th |
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N-70 | |
Diary, 1945. To Santa Fe July. 15, return Sept. 23. "End of War" Aug. 14 |
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N-71 | |
Diary, 1923. Much of the information repeated in Journal N-83 |
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N-72 | |
Letts's Quikref Diary, 1925. Includes trip from Karrachi via Kūh-i Khwāja, Mashhad, Bistam to Tehran. Covers the itinerary in the missing Journal which followed Journal N-85; and stay in Tehran until October |
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N-73 | |
Diary, 1926. Another trip to Persia, May 1. Includes visit to Alamut |
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N-74 | |
Notizkalendar Diary, 1926, with a few entries Jan.–March in Berlin |
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N-75 | |
Diary, 1927. In London, July 14–August 11, then Paris one week. Left -Berlin Nov. 8 for Constantinople, then to Aleppo, Cairo, Baghdad, Tehran |
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N-76 | |
Diary, 1928. Excavations at Pasargadae April 11; back in Tehran June 12. Trip to Nihavand, July 23–August 3 |
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N-77 | |
Diary, 1929. Itinerary and notes Sistan Expedition: from Tehran, Feb.11–return Tehran, April 27 |
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N-78 | |
Quotations in Greek from Appollionius of Rhodes and Aeschylus; also, in German, from Ed. Meyer, regarding manual workers, such as smiths, carpenters |
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N-79 | |
Notes on Tell Halaf and Doura Europos |
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N-80 | |
Reading notes on metals and smiths |
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N-81 | |
"Von Kalat Schergat nach Schiraz 1905". See list of Travel Journals. Placed in the Journal are a dozen or so letters of introduction or orders in Arabic, Persian or English used for the trip |
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N-84 | |
"Tagebuch Persien II, 1923–24." See list of Travel Journals. Enclosed in the Journal is a note from Sven Hedin whom Herzfeld saw in Tehran |
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N-86 | |
"III Tehran 1925." Consists of reading notes on cuneiform and Pahlavi inscriptions and related subjects. The notebook also contains a collection of typed slips headed "Inhaltsverzeichnis der Tagebücher Persien 1925" with sub-headings: Geographie, Satrapienliste, Waffen und Trachten, Erekhsha, Kushan-Tokharer etc., Saken-Skythen, Awesta: Sprache - Schrift - Geschichte, Vishtasp und Zoroaster, Titel, Achaemenidenstammbaum, Achaemenideninschriften, Gräber, Reliefs, Arsakidische Adelshäuser, Münzen, and Pahlavi-Literatur. |
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N-87 | |
"Pahlavi Inschriften 1923–26" On fly-leaf: Outline Corpus Inscriptionum Partharicarum |
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N-87 |
2–3 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Pahlavi and Greek |
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N-87 |
9–11 |
Persepolis, Tachara |
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N-87
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12 |
Inscriptions on 4 Sasanian seal-stones |
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N-87 |
13–15 |
Naqsh-i Rajab, Kartīr inscription |
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N-87
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16 |
Persepolis, Tachara |
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N-87
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17 |
Five masters' signatures: Naqsh-i Rustam, Naqsh-i Rajab, Persepolis |
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N-87 |
18–22 |
Persepolis, Hebrew inscriptions |
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N-87
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23 |
Three seal-stones: two Pahlavi, one Arabic |
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N-87 |
24–29 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Kartīr inscription |
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N-87
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30 |
Bistun, Greek inscription |
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N-87 |
31–34 |
Persepolis, European graffiti |
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N-87
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35 |
Stone masters' signatures: Taq-i Girra, Bistun, Firuzabad |
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N-87
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36 |
Arabic and Pahlavi inscriptions on coins |
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N-87 |
37–52 |
Paikuli, new blocks |
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N-87 |
53–56 |
Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il, astodan inscriptions |
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N-87 |
57–62 |
Inscriptions on Sasanian and Parthian coins |
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N-87
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63 |
Seal-stones with Pahlavi and Arabic inscriptions |
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N-87 |
64–65 |
Sasanian coins |
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N-87
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66 |
Arabic coin inscriptions |
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N-87 |
68–69 |
Inscriptions on Sasanian coins |
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N-87 |
70–71 |
Sasanian bullae |
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N-87
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72 |
Two Parthian coins, inscriptions |
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N-87
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73 |
Soghdian coin inscriptions |
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N-87 |
74–81 |
Nineteen Sasanian and Parthian coins in the collection of Mustishar-i a'zam, Shiraz |
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N-87 |
82–83 |
Comparison of script on silver vessels with that at Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il |
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N-87 |
84–89 |
Stakhrian coins in British Museum, inscriptions |
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N-87 |
90–92 |
Reconstruction of Paikuli inscription |
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N-87 |
93–94 |
Hajjiabad (Shah Sherwan) |
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N-87
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95 |
Naqsh-i Rustam and Kuh-i Girdelak |
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N-87
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96 |
Istakhr, city-gate |
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N-87
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97 |
Sasanian coin inscriptions |
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N-87 |
99–106 |
Sar Mashhad, Kartīr inscription |
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N-87 |
107–108 |
Shapur (Bishapur) |
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N-87
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110 |
Taxila, Asoka inscription |
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N-87 |
111–114 |
Inscribed bullae |
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N-87 |
115–116 |
Mil-i Radkan |
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N-87
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117 |
Inscribed seal-stone |
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N-87 |
118–119 |
Turfan, Hephthalite |
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N-88 | |
Contains cuneiform inscriptions from Assur; Greek inscriptions from Cilicia; notes on Islamic architecture, including the Mustansiriyya in Baghdad; itinerary Qyzribat-Khaniqin with notes on mosque in Kerkuk; itinerary Hamadan-Enzeli; extract from van Berchem's Journal on the Great Mosque at Damascus; extract from Enno Littmann's article (in Italian) on the inscriptions in Harran and Zebed. With the notebook are a few pages of notes related to the Damascus mosque |
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N-89 | |
Inventory of objects in Herzfeld Collection, Nos. 1–2032, most with sketch, description, place of acquisition, price and provenance. There are some cross-references to sketchbooks and, in some cases, a note of disposition |
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N-90 | |
Inventory of Herzfeld's Collection. Nos.1–1864 are, in general, a duplication of the entries in N-89, except for the following: entries 105–120 differ from those in N-89; entry 786 is a stone statuette, in N-89 it is a bronze lamp, each missing in the other volume; 3 unnumbered bowls between entries 1543–44 in N-89 are not in N-90. Also included in N-90 are entries 2885–2980, mostly objects from Nihavand and Harsin |
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N-91 | |
Inventory of Herzfeld's Collection. Continuation of N-89, Nos. 2032–2884 (No.2032 is used twice, once for another coin in N-89). No prices are entered after 2535. Nos.2261–2511 are headed "Tepe Giyān, Fall 1926-Spring 1927." There are frequent references to photos or sketchbook entries and many of the objects are noted as in the Field Museum, Chicago |
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N-92 | |
Inventory. Nos. 1–34 headed "1928. Pasargadae"; Nos. 1–79 which follow in another series are from Nihavand, Harsin, Baghdad, etc. |
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N-93 | |
"Katalog meiner Bibliothek I E.Herzfeld 1918." Alphabetical catalogue by authors |
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N-94 | |
Second volume of library catalogue |
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N-95 | |
Marked "Sasanidische Stoffe." Material for a study of Sasanian textiles, including drawings, photographs, notes and two original water-colors (D-1212–1213), |
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N-96 | |
"Sasanidische Sculptur." Notes, drawings, tracings, photographs dealing with Sasanian sculpture, especially costumes and head-dresses, much of it published |
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N-97 | |
Marked "Sasanidische Gemmen." Notes, photographs and drawings for the study of seal-stones and coins. |
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N-98 | |
Feurtempel.
[Drafts?] for an article on Fire Temples, including Masjid-i Sulaiman (Nov. 1928); Takht-i Rustam (Sept. 1923); Kūh-i Khwāja (1924, 1929); Shahristan (Feb. 11–14, 1925); Firuzabad (Ardashir Khurrah) (March, 1924); Qaleh-i Dukhtar (1925); and Girah (Sar Mashhad) (Mar. 29, 1924). A revised version starts on p.16. Includes quotations from N-84, for instance, on pp.2–4
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N-99 | |
Damascus: Arabic inscriptions and sketches with notes regarding buildings |
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N-100 | |
Damascus: guide to location of monuments (a few in Aleppo) |
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N-101 | |
"Damaskus, Umayyaden Moschee" Contains notes by René Dussaud on the mosque; also a notebook of Aleppo inscriptions and notes
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N-102 | |
Contains notes and tracings of throne-bearers at Persepolis; a folder of cuneiform inscriptions; another with notes relating to a bronze with cuneiform inscriptions |
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N-103 | |
Notes on Achaemenian throne-bearers: Persepolis, Behistun, Naqsh-i Rustam |
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N-104 | |
"Kūh-i Khwāja" Contains correspondence related to the Sistan Expedition and the draft copy of a letter to the Notgemeinschaft, Berlin, explaining the problems related to passage of an Antiquities Law and proposing an Expedition to protect Persepolis and excavate Istakhr
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N-105 | |
Contains bibliographical references to following buildings as well as inscriptions and sketches of some architecture or ornament. Buildings primarily in Damascus, Aleppo, Hamah and Hims, but also Madrasa Nizamiyya (Khargird), Imam Dur, Dhu-1 Kifl, Masjid-i 'All (Isfahan), Zubair, Kharg and Baba Munir (Fars) |
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N-106 | |
"Keil-inschriften I" |
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N-106 |
1–6 |
Persepolis. Tachara, cuneiform inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106 |
7–13 |
Persepolis. Hadish, cuneiform inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106
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14 |
Persepolis. From Indian tribute, inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106 |
15–16 |
Pasargadae, inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106 |
17–34 |
Persepolis. Tachara, inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106 |
36–37 |
Persepolis. Apadāna, inscriptions |
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N-106 |
38–49 |
Persepolis. Great Terrace, inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106 |
50–51 |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Darius tomb, inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106
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54 |
Dargā-i Shaikhān, inscriptions and transliterations |
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N-106 |
56–58 |
Persepolis. Visadahya, inscriptions |
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N-106 |
59–62 |
Persepolis. Stairs E. of Hadish, inscriptions |
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N-106 |
63–68 |
Persepolis. Hadish pier, inscriptions |
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N-106 |
69–70 |
Persepolis. Table of tribute-bearers |
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N-106
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71 |
Tulespid, tile, inscription and transliteration |
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N-106
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72 |
Hamadan. Column base, inscription and transliteration |
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N-106 |
73–75 |
Hamadan. Silver tablet, inscription and transliteration |
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N-106
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76 |
Susa, stamped tile, inscription and transliteration |
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N-106 |
77–80 |
Hamadan, gold tablet (Oct.30, 1929), inscriptions |
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N-106 |
81–87 |
Isfahan, Safavid building inscriptions, Arabic |
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N-106
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88 |
Hamadan, Hebrew inscription, Esther's tomb |
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N-106
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89 |
Damavand, Arabic inscription (Mar. 12, 1927) |
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N-106 |
90–90a |
Hamadan, bronze tablet (Oct. 1929), cuneiform |
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N-106 |
91–92 |
Tehran, cuneiform inscription and transliteration |
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N-106
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93 |
Hamadan, bronze dagger, cuneiform inscription and transliteration |
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N-106
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94 |
Hamadan, column base, cuneiform and transliteration |
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N-106
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95 |
Harsīn, bronze dagger, cuneiform and transliteration |
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N-106
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96 |
Susa, Greek inscription |
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N-106 |
97–109 |
Persepolis, Artaxerxes tomb, cuneiform with transliteration and identification of throne-bearers |
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N-106 |
110–111 |
Persepolis. Cuneiform inscription on door-knobs with transliteration |
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N-106 |
112–115 |
Persepolis. Charter of Xerxes, transliteration |
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N-106
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116 |
Hamadan, silver dish, cuneiform and transliteration (Oct. 1932) |
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N-106
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118 |
Cuneiform inscriptions and transliterations on bronze daggers and bowl |
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N-106 |
119–121 |
Cuneiform inscriptions, probably on glazed tiles |
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N-106 |
122–124 |
Persepolis, Apādana glazed tiles, cuneiform |
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N-106 |
125–129 |
Cuneiform and transliteration (unidentified) |
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N-106 |
130–131 |
Pasargadae, fragments cuneiform with transliterations |
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N-106
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132 |
Luristan copper fragment and seal with cuneiform and transliteration |
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N-106
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133 |
Dhu'l-Kifl, Arabic minaret inscription |
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N-107
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("Kelinschriften II") |
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N-107
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1 |
Pasargadae. Palace S, cuneiform inscription |
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N-107
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2 |
Pasargadae. Palace P, cuneiform inscription |
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N-107
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3 |
Pasargadae. Palace S, fragment of cuneiform inscription with transliteration |
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N-107 |
4–7 |
Pasargadae. Palace P, fragments of cuneiform inscription with transliteration |
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N-107
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8 |
Pasargadae. Stone-masons marks near tomb of Cyrus |
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N-107
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9 |
Pasargadae. Tomb of Cyrus, Arabic inscription |
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N-107
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10 |
Pasargadae. Tomb of Cyrus, Arabic inscriptions of mihrāb |
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N-107 |
11–24 |
Pasargadae. Measurements and notes for map. April-May, 1928 |
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N-107
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25 |
Arabic inscription of Shaikh Omar Suhrawardi |
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N-107
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26 |
Arabic inscription on tile of Shaikh 'Umar, Baghdad |
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N-107 |
27–28 |
Arabic inscription on jug from Basra, Coll.Mr. Monk, Baghdad |
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N-107
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29 |
Sardonix seal with cuneiform and transliteration |
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N-107 |
30–40 |
Persepolis. Tomb of Artaxerxes III. 30 excerpts cuneiform inscription with transcriptions (June 23, 1931). Refer to throne-bearers |
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N-107
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45 |
Persepolis. Door-knob with cuneiform and transcription (May 3, 1931) |
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N-107 |
46–47 |
Persepolis. Fragments cuneiform inscriptions with transcription |
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N-107
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48 |
Persepolis. Stone-masons marks, Harem |
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N-107
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49 |
Persepolis. Hadish, Sasanian graffiti |
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N-107 |
50–53 |
Persepolis. Lists of inscriptions |
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N-107
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54 |
Persepolis. Hadish, cuneiform on King's robe |
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N-107
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55 |
Persepolis. European graffiti and Pahlavik inscribed weight from Shamsabad |
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N-107 |
56–60 |
Persepolis, 48-line cuneiform inscription with transliteration (Oct. 3, 1931) |
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N-107
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61 |
Persepolis. Tachara, cuneiform inscription |
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N-107
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62 |
Persepolis. Tachara, fragment cuneiform inscription with transliteration (July 12, 1932) |
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N-107
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63 |
Persepolis. Tachara, two fragments cuneiform with transliteration (July 12, 1932) |
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N-107 |
64–68 |
Persepolis. Fragments with cuneiform inscriptions |
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N-107 |
69–71 |
Persepolis. Fragments of cuneiform inscriptions found in Fratadara temple. Sept. 14–22, 1932 |
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N-107
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72 |
Hamadan, silver dish, cuneiform inscription |
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N-107
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73 |
Persepolis. Apadāna, glazed tile frieze (Feb. 17, 1933) |
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N-107
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74 |
Persepolis. Clay tablet with cuneiform inscription (Nov. 23, 1932) |
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N-108 | |
"Arabische Inschriften I. Note inside says "Received from Prof. Grohmann on October 29, 1957" |
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N-108
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1 |
Dhu'l-Kifl, minaret inscription |
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N-108 |
1a–2 |
Bistun, Kufic tombstone of Abu Nasr ibn Ahmad |
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N-108 |
3–5 |
Sunghur, three tombstone inscriptions |
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N-108
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6 |
Hamadan, Gunbadh i 'Aiawiyan, Kufic inscription |
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N-108
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7 |
Asadabad. Column base and tombstone, Kufic |
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N-108
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8 |
Asadabad. Tombstone in Naskhi, 949 H. |
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N-108 |
8a |
Note on Gunbadh i 'Alawiyan |
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N-108
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9 |
Hamadan, Kufic tombstone |
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N-108
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11 |
Kale i Khusraui (near Kermanshah), Kufic tombstone |
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N-108
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11 |
Tehran, Shah's Museum. Two bronze vessels signed 'All ibn Mahmud al-Mossuli |
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N-108
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12 |
Tehran. Metal cassette signed 'Ali ibn Muh'd ibn Abdullah al-Airivani |
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N-108 |
13–18 |
Waramin, inscriptions in Great Mosque |
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N-108
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19 |
Kuhnagil, near Waramin, Arabic inscription of 707 H. |
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N-108
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20 |
Qum. Minaret in maidan-i kohne. Fragments of Naskhi inscriptions. |
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N-108
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21 |
Qum. Workman's signature "Ustad 'Abbas" on lion in cemetery |
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N-108 |
22–24 |
Qum. Gunbadh-i sabz I and II, Arabic inscriptions |
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N-108
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25 |
Qazvin. Gate of police-station, Arabic inscription |
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N-108
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26 |
Qazvin. S end of avenue, three Arabic inscriptions |
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N-108
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27 |
Isfahan. Walled-up door of Masjid-i Jum'a. Kufic inscription |
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N-108 |
28–30 |
Isfahan. Minaret of Chehel Dukhtaran. Three inscriptions |
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N-108
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31 |
Isfahan. Minaret of Khwaja i'Alam, inscriptions |
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N-108 |
32–33 |
Isfahan. Baba Qasim, inscriptions |
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N-108 |
34–38 |
Isfahan. Dja 'fariyya, inscriptions on building and sarcophagus |
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N-108 |
39–44 |
Isfahan. Imamzadeh Isma'il, Arabic inscriptions and designs |
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N-108
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45 |
Isfahan. Minaret Sarabun, Kufic and design |
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N-108 |
46–49 |
Isfahan. Masjid-i 'All, inscriptions |
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N-108 |
50–52 |
Isfahan. Harun-i Wilayet, Arabic and Persian inscriptions |
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N-108
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53 |
Isfahan. Chenar-i Dalbati, Arabic, 859 H. |
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N-108 |
54–55 |
Isfahan. Masjid-i Shah, two Arabic inscriptions, 'Ali Riza 'Abbasi, 1025 H |
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N-108
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56 |
Isfahan. Shaikh Luffullah, signed 'Ali Riza 'Abbasi |
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N-108
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57 |
Isfahan. Godwiya, Arabic, signed Abu Sa'id Imami, 950 H. |
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N-108
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58 |
Isfahan. Imamzadeh 'Askar, signed 'Ali Ja 'far Imami |
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N-108
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59 |
Isfahan. Madrasa Madar-i Shah, signed Abd al-'Rahim al-Jaza' iri |
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N-108 |
60–65 |
Pir-i Bakran (near Isfahan), 7 Arabic inscriptions |
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N-108
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66 |
Isfahān, Pul-i Khaju, Arabic in brick |
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N-108 |
67–68 |
Pasargadae, Cyrus' tomb, N door of mosque, inscriptions of Salghur Sa'd |
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N-108 |
69–70 |
Pasargadae, Mashhad i Madar-i Sulaiman. Inscription on sun-dial |
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N-108
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71 |
Pasargadae. Kufic left of door |
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N-108 |
72–75 |
Pasargadae. Inscriptions on 4 sarcophagi |
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N-108
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76 |
Hajjiabad, Qabr-i Kalantar, Naskhi, 243 H. |
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N-108 |
77–78 |
Naqsh -i Rustam, two Arabic inscriptions |
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N-108 |
79–102 |
Persepolis. Tachara, 24 Arabic or Persian inscriptions |
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N-108
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103 |
Persepolis. Visadahya, Arabic, Kufic, 373 H. |
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N-108 |
104–112 |
Persepolis. Tachara, 12 additional Arabic inscriptions |
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N-108
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113 |
Rayy, iron door with Kufic, 534 H. |
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N-108
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114 |
Inscription on copper plate. See Inv. No. 1632 |
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N-108 |
115–116 |
Waramin, Gunbadh-i 'Ala al-din, Kufic, 675 (?) H. |
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N-108
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117 |
Khurha, two tombstones near Imamzadeh, 1034, 1031 H. |
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N-108 |
118–119 |
Shiraz, Mashriqain, one Kufic, one Naskhi 882 H. |
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N-108 |
120–121 |
Four rectangular sealstones with Kufic inscriptions |
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N-108 |
122–125 |
Dinars or dirhems with Kufic inscriptions |
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N-108 |
126–127 |
Seal-stones with Arabic legends |
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N-108 |
128–129 |
Shiraz. Shah i Da'i, inscriptions: 807 H. and 920 (?) H. |
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N-108 |
130–131 |
Shiraz. Khatun, two inscriptions |
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N-108
|
132 |
Guyum, tombstone, 6921 H. |
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N-108
|
133 |
Istakhr. Mosque, three Arabic graffiti |
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N-108
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134 |
Istakhr. City-gate Kufic |
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N-108
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135 |
Persepolis, Tachara window, Arabic 683 H. |
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N-108
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136 |
Imamzadeh Dar Ahani (near Nurabad) 771 H. |
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N-108 |
137–138 |
Noyak, Khak-i Rustam (Mamasseni area), Kufic and tombstone |
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N-108
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139 |
Bab Munir (E of Mishun), Persian, 796 H. |
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N-108 |
140–142 |
Isfahan, Masjid-i Jum'a, tympanum inscriptions |
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N-109 | |
Arabische Inschriften II |
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Note says "Received from Prof. Grohmann on October 29, 1957"
The first pages of the notebook are unnumbered, but consist of the following items: 1 page of Persian words with their probable Pahlavi origins; 7 pages of measurements for a map of Shahristan; 4 pages of what seems to be a study of the marking on Kushan coins; bibliographical notes on Qa'in, Turbat-i Haidari and Khwaf; 3 pages of a parody in verse of a New Year's party. The inscriptions through 46 are numbered in red.
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N-109
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Nos. 1
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Peshawar Museum, Kufic, 482 H. |
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N-109 |
2 |
Bombay Museum, Kufic on sarcophagus (Koranic) |
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N-109 |
3–4 |
Mil-i Qasimabad, Kufic |
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N-109 |
5–7 |
Khargird. Ghiyathiyya, 3 Arabic inscriptions |
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N-109 |
8–8a |
Khargird. Nizamiyya, 2 Kufic inscriptions |
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N-109 |
9 |
Mil-i Radkan, Kufic, 608 H. |
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N-109 |
10–12b |
Tus, 4 tombstones in the Haruniyya and 2 in Mashhad |
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N-109 |
13–15 |
Sangbast, minaret, tile mosaic and painted inscriptions |
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N-109 |
16–18 |
Nishapur. Muhammad Makhruk, building and door inscriptions |
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N-109 |
19 |
Nishapur. Shaikh 'Attar, excerpts from tombstone inscription |
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N-109 |
19a |
Potsherds from Nishapur and Bistam |
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N-109 |
20–21 |
Khosrogird, minaret inscriptions, Kufic |
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N-109 |
22 |
Paqaleh (near Mehr (Revand)), Kufic |
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N-109 |
23–24 |
Miyandasht, caravansarai of 'Abbas II (restored), 3 inscriptions |
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N-109 |
25–26 |
Bistam. Minaret, Kufic |
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Nos.27 |
Bistan. Iwan between 1st and 2nd courts of Mashhad (Shrine) |
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N-109 |
28–28a |
Bistan. 30-cornered tomb tower, inscription |
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N-109 |
29 |
Bistan. Mosque of Bayazid, Kufic |
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N-109 |
30–31 |
Bistan. Kufic on door and masters' inscriptions |
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N-109 |
32–32a |
Mil-i Radkan. Kufic cornice inscription |
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N-109 |
33 |
Mil-i Radkan. Remains of Kufic door inscription |
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N-109 |
34–(34) |
Mil-i Radkan. Pahlavi inscription |
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N-109 |
35 |
Damghan. Pir 'Alamdar, Kufic |
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N-109 |
36 |
Damghan. Pir 'Alamdar, fragment Kufic door-post inscription |
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N-109 |
37 |
Damghan. Minaret, Chehelsutun, Kufic |
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N-109 |
38 |
Damghan. Minaret, Cheheldukhtaran, Kufic door inscription |
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N-109 |
39 |
Damghan. Cheheldukhtaran, building inscription, 446 H. |
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N-109 |
40 |
Damghan. Minaret, Masjid-i Jami', upper Kufic inscription |
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N-109 |
41 |
Damghan. Minaret, Masjid-i Jami', lower inscription |
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N-109 |
42–43 |
Damghan. Remains of Naskhi inscription, mosque of Khubadanda |
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N-109 |
44 |
Damghan. Turbe in courtyard of Imamzadeh Ja'far, Shahrukh inscription |
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N-109 |
45 |
Simnan. Minaret of Masjid-i Jum'a. Kufic |
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N-109 |
46 |
Simnan. Gr. Iwan, Masjid-i Jum'a, 828 H |
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N-109
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47 |
Damghan, Pir "Alamdar, painted Kufic inscription |
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N-109
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48 |
Tow forged inscriptions on printed silks from Rayy |
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N-109
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49 |
Floral Kufic inscription on bronze object |
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N-109
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50 |
Tehran, Library of Palace. Illuminated Shahnama, prose Arabic introduction, 833 H |
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N-109
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51 |
Tehran, Library of Palace. Further notes on manuscripts and miniatures |
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N-109
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52 |
Kabul. Notes on 2-vol. Kufic Koran, parchment |
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N-109
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53 |
Kabul. Notes on 1-vol. Kufic Koran, parchment |
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N-109
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54 |
Kabul. Small Kufic Koran, paper |
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N-109
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55 |
Nizamabad, Kufic graffito. Twenty-seven un-numbered pages of measurements for plan of Shahristan |
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N-109
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56 |
Maima, mihrāb, Kufic inscriptions (photo, Bishop Linton) |
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N-109 |
57–61 |
Khurramabad, Kufic inscriptions with textual references on preceeding page |
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N-109
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62 |
Pul-i Kalhur, Kufic inscription, 337 H. |
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N-109
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63 |
Textual references to Barsuq |
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N-109
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64 |
Glass seal, Kufic, 11th c. (Coil. Mrs. Parr, Tehran, 1929) |
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N-109
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65 |
Kirman, Masjid-i Jum'a. Inscriptions on doors |
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N-109
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66 |
Kirman. Small Kufic inscription above door, 515 Shamsi (?) |
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N-109
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67 |
Kirman. Mihrāb, master's signature |
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N-109
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68 |
Kirman, caravansarai Ganj 'Ali Khan. Inscriptions by 'Ali Riza 'Abbasi |
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N-109
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69 |
Na'in, inscriptions on wooden minbar and |
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N-109
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71 |
Pasargadae, Tomb of Cyrus, mihrāb inscriptions Six page of satirical verse, un-numbered |
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N-109
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72 |
Burujird, Masjid-i Shah, reparation inscription, 1022 H. |
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N-109
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73 |
Isfahan, Gr. mosque, door on narrow street, Kufic |
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N-109
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74 |
Isfahan, Masjid-i Jum'a, Kufic inscriptions, 481 H. |
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N-109
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75 |
Sawah, minaret, Kufic, 504 H, (from photo, Pope) |
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N-109
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76 |
Tile at dealer's in Tehran, Kufic |
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N-109
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77 |
Maragha, Kufic, 542 H. (from drawing, Godard) |
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N-109
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78 |
Notes on inscriptions in Damascus |
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N-109
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79 |
Inscriptions on silver, inlaid bronze, Tehran dealer (same: N-110, p.17) |
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N-109
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80 |
Inscriptions on Herzfeld's silver inlaid bronze pen-box. Ars Islamica III, 1936, pp.35–43 |
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N-109
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81 |
Ladjim, Imamzadeh 'Abdullah, tomb tower, Kufic and Pahlavi, 413 H. |
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N-109
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82 |
Isfahan, Malikshah, Nizam al-mulk, Kufic |
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N-110 | |
"Arabische Inschriften III" |
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N-110
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1 |
The Throne Sura as a decorative Kufic panel |
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N-110 |
2–8 |
Isfahan, Safavid inscriptions |
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N-110
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9 |
Damavand (May 12, 1927) Inscriptions on wooden window frame and door |
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N-110 |
10–11 |
Baghdad, two inscriptions of Shaikh 'Umar Suhrawardi |
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N-110 |
12–13 |
Inscriptions on clay jug from Basra (Coll. Mr. Monk, Baghdad) |
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N-110
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14 |
Abadeh, wooden door. Kufic 520 H.Reading Enno Littmann |
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N-110
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15 |
Abadeh. Kufic 363 H. Reading Enno Littmann |
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N-110
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16 |
Herzfeld's silver inlaid pen-box. See N-109, p.80 |
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N-110
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17 |
Inscription on bronze seen in Tehran (same as N-109, p.79) |
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N-110
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18 |
Unidentified building inscription (Isfahan?) |
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N-110
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19 |
Isfahan, inscription of 481 H. |
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N-110
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20 |
Waramin, Kufic decorative brick panel |
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N-110
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21 |
Dhu'l-Kifl, minaret, letters from two lines of inscription |
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N-110 |
22–26a |
Abadeh, Kufic inscriptions on two wooden doors |
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N-110 |
27–32 |
Damghan, inscriptions on wooden doors |
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N-110
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33 |
Isfahan, Masjid-i Jum'a. Great drome inscription of Malikshah |
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N-110
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34 |
Isfahan. Inscription in small dome |
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N-110
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35 |
Baghdad, Bab al-Wastani, inscription. Also on Talisman gate |
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N-110
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36 |
Sixth wooden door, Kufic |
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N-110
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37 |
Niebuhr's copy, inscription on Talisman gate, Baghdad |
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N-110
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38 |
Istakhr, tombstone, Kufic |
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N-110
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39 |
Black stone from Hamadan, Kufic |
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N-110
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40 |
Sawah, large tiles from minaret, 504 H. Kufic |
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N-110
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41 |
Isfahan, window lintel 563 H. on street Maidan to old Chaharbagh |
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N-110
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42 |
Zahidan, tombstone 852 H. |
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N-110
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43 |
Milestone of Harun al-Rashid from Egypt (in Munich Exposition, 1910) |
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N-110
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44 |
Bronze vessel (Coll. Sidney Barney. London. Oct.23, 1935). Kufic inscription, Sasanian style decoration |
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N-110
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45 |
Another bronze, same owner and date, 782 H. "Looks Mamluk, but at same time, Persian" |
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N-110
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50 |
Sin (near Isfahan. M.B.Smith, Nov. 1935). Minaret inscription 526?, Kufic |
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N-110
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55 |
Sin (near Isfahan. M.B.Smith, Nov. 1935). Carved and painted plaster inscription, 529 H. |
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N-110
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56 |
Unidentified Pahlavi inscription, apparently also with Kufic date. Note says "Kufic date apparently 413, corresponding to 389 of Tab (aristan) era" |
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N-110
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58 |
Qazvin, mosque (photo Pope, London, July 1936), Waqf, Naskhi |
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N-111
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(CIA Damaskus)
Contains study notes on Arabic historical inscriptions in Damascus (a few in Hamah) (see also N-99). The folder also contains (1) corrected galley proofs of a text by van Berchem for a selection of von Oppenbeim's photographs of buildings in Damascus; (2) an outline in Herzfeld's writing of a method proposed for the publication of historical Arabic inscriptions in Syria (in this instance, the Jam'i Nuri in Hamah), based on van Berchem's system for the Corpus, with marginal comments by Sobernhein. (This was apparently a pre-cursor for the Aleppo volumes): and (3) miscellaneous inscriptions, including Damascus, Diarbekir and Gulpaigan
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N-112 | |
Notes for a study of "Islamic Inscriptions from Iran," with a list of 218 inscriptions with cross-references to notebooks and sketchbooks. Folder also contains: (1) photo from A.U.Pope of inscription of Masjid-i Jam'i, Qazvin; (2) inscriptions from mosque and minaret at Barsian; and (3) unidentified tracings of Kufic inscriptions, possibly at Persepolis |
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N-113 | |
Contains the following: sketches of 2 Sasanian coins in the British Museum; letter from Karl Bergner (Oct. 12, 1935) about ruins in Rud-Kur area; correspondence about Avesta translations and clay tablets; notes on Assyrian dynasties; also on Pahlavi place and historical names; page proofs of article on Segastan; notes on cuneiform inscription of Apadāna; typed drafts of article on the name "Persepolis", on Achaemenian sculpture, Naqsh-i Rustam and Istakhr (these may be drafts for lectures); letter to Sir John Marshall about Aramaic inscription at Taxila; miscellaneous notes on cuneiform inscriptions and pages from ZDMG articles: "Achaemenidisches," Weissbach and "Uber einige persische Wőrter im Sanskrit," Thieme |
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N-114 | |
Transliterated Pahlavi text of Farvardin Yasht 13 |
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N-115 | |
Entries from Sept. 1–14th, 1905 in Gothic script. Beginning of trip from Schergat, reported in Journal N-81 |
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N-116 | |
Marked "Alep I." Contains typed copy of pp. 103–236 (inscriptions 51–111) of Tome II, Fasc.1 of the Corpus Inscriptionem Arabicarum |
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N-117 | |
"Alep II." Typed text of pp. 237–250 OF Fasc.1 and 251–411 of Fasc.2. Inscriptions of the Mashhad al-Husain (No.212). Corpus |
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N-118 | |
Contains mounted prints of Plates of Corpus (drawings not included). Negative numbers of photographs and Archive numbers of drawings are noted in the printed volumes (Freer Lib. No. 492.717. M2f (3 vols.)). Missing from package are pls.1, 2, 4, 51, 84, 156, 157 and prints not in Archive file of negatives |
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N-119 | |
Herzfeld's original typed manuscript for The Persian Empire |
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N-120 | |
Ms.of The Persian Empire, Prof. Gerold Walser's edited copy of Chapters I–X |
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N-121 | |
Ms. of The Persian Empire, Prof. Gerold Walser's edited copy of Chapters XI–XVI with Indices |
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N-122 | |
The Introduction, List of abbreviated Titles, and Table of Contents of Sir Aurel Stein's Innermost Asia (1928) |
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N-123 | |
"Section II–The Remains of Kūh-i-Khwāja" (pp. 909–924) of Sir Aurel Stein's Innermost Asia (1928) |
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N-124 | |
Reprint of INDIA ANTIQUA. E.J. Brill–Leyden–1947.
"Early Historical Contacts between the Old-Iranian Empire and India," E.E.Herzfeld. pp.180–184 of INDIA ANTIQUA |
| N-125 | |
Contains the following items
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"Damascus: Studies in Architecture-II" (Ars Islamica) page proofs of text 2. "Damascus: Studies in Architecture-I" (Ars Islamica) page proofs of illustrations 3. "Simplified Outline of Sanskrit Historical Phonology...,'" F.Edgerton 4. Notebook of rough sketches and descriptions of 74 objects (perhaps for unidentified loan) 5. List of Persepolis Expedition field negatives with numbers of corresponding Oriental Institute catalogue numbers 6. Herzfeld's undated proposal for publication of 22 volumes over a 10-year period, covering his life work to about 1932 7. Letter of April 19, 1934 from N.L.Falcon enclosing photo of "boulder" (astodān?) in Tang Malagha with map of location 8. Notes and sketches of rock-tombs in Paphlagonia 9. Note on ruins at Holilan (near Kermanshah) and sketch of Luristan bronze 10. Pencil sketches of three bridges near Khurramabad and letter, Feb.2, 1926 11. Notes and copies of Arabic inscriptions in Great Mosque, Hamah and in Damascus 12. Photostat copy of "An Achaemenian tomb-inscription at Persepolis," Davis. JRAS, April, 1932 13. Newspaper clipping from Dichtung und Welt (Prague) No.40, 1929. "Arkona und Rethra." Eine Glosse zu Strzygowskis Werk, "Altslaview Kunst." J. Peisker 14. First version of "Damascus: Studies in Architecture IV" (final version published in Ars Islamica)
15. Notes on Hebrew inscriptions in synagogue, Aleppo 16. Notes on bronze object with cuneiform inscription AMI, vol.IX, pp.159–177 (see Photo File 6–18/22) 17. Six offprints of "Damascus: Studies in Architecture-IV" |
| N-126 | | Contains the following items1. Blue pamphlet. "Composition of Ancient Persian Artifacts". Spectrographic metallographic analysis by Lucius Pitkin. Inc. N.Y., Objects probably from prehistoric finds at Nihavand or Harsin 2. Similar pamphlet from same firm, 1938: "Observations of the Nature of some ancient Persian iron" (dagger and bracelet). Folder also contains letter from "British Museum (1936) regarding analysis of glazes on two fragments from Nihavand; also a letter from the Chemical Laboratory of the Berlin Museum discussing an analysis of copper spear-heads and methods of drying-out clay tablets with cuneiform inscriptions found at Persepolis (1933) 3. Manilla envelop with following correspondence: No.1 Letter to Dr. C.H. Becker (founder of the Journal of Islamic Studies, Der Islam, and subsequently Minister of Education for Prussia). From Tehran (Zarganda, German Summer Legation), July 22, 1923. Herzfeld gives summary of trip London-Baghdad and on to Tehran via Paikuli (see N-33, pp.1–89); comments on costs of caravan travel and notes still uncertain over permits for travel to Afghanistan and money for continuation of trip No.2 To Dr. Becker from Tehran, Sept.30, 1923. Explanation of withdrawal of permission to go to Afghanistan (accused of being Bolshevik or British agent); Parsis offered money for trip and Herzfeld asked for 1000 pounds stlg.; mentions results of trip from Basra to Tehran in archaeological information and artifacts No.3 From N.S.Nyberg, Cairo (Matarieh), April 10, 1924. Long letter on decipherment of certain Pahlavi words and about Avroman documents, which Herzfeld sent him better copies and photographs. Comments "Wenn es nun endlich über Iran zu tagen beginn, so ist das zum allergrőssten Teil Ihr Verdienst und Ihr unsterblicher Ruhm" No.4 From Nyberg, Uppsala, Nov.18, 1926. Thanks Herzfeld for Reisebericht (ZDMG) and congratulates on new Pahlavi inscriptions (quotation in No. 3 is from this letter) No.5 To Dr. Becker from German Legation, Tehran, March 30, 1928. Reviews significance of Kartīr inscriptions and prehistoric pottery from Persepolis. Writes of house, library and collections as foundation for German Institute in Persia and of lectures and teaching; arrival of Krefter for Pasargadae excavations and related difficulties in getting official permission; of abrogation of French archaeological monopoly, problems relating to it, and arrival of Godard as Director; and of his acute financial problems No.6 To Excellenz Schmidt-Ott (Deutsche Notgemeinschaft, Berlin) from Basra-Karrachi, Feb.26, 1929. Thanks for funds for Sistan Expedition and describes trip with Reza Shah from Khurramabad to Ahwaz; and his own trip from Tehran enroute to Sistan No.7 From Minister Becker, Berlin, Dec.30, 1929. Comments on financial difficulties in Germany and changes in Ministries and Faculties. 4. Large mounted print. Stolze photo. Naqsh-i Rustam, Sasanian combats 5. Large mounted print. Stolze photo. Naqsh-i Rajab, Shāpūr investiture 6. Large mounted print. Aleppo, Bab Antakiya |
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N-127
| | "Sent from Cairo"1. Folder marked "Pahlavi" contains studies of Pahlavi inscriptions, such as monograms on bullae, and what appears to be a preliminary draft of an article attempting to elucidate the relationships between monumental and cursive scripts and Pahhlavik, Parsik and book Pahlavi. It starts: "Die Awesta-schrift ist, trotzdem sie die einzelnen Buchstaben nicht verbindet, eine Schreibschrift, eine Kursive, keine Denkmalschrift, keine monumental." 2. Envelope containing pages apparently from a draft of The Persian Empire, Chaps. XIV-XV dealing with the Achaemenian Satrapies as reflected in the figures of Tribute-bearers and Throne-bearers at Bistun, Persepolis and Naqsh-i Rustam 3. Folder marked "Aramaeisches". Contains tracings and photographs of Aramaic inscriptions from various sources and a Table comparing Hebrew letters of the alphabet with those found in other inscriptions including Avroman, Naqsh-i Rustam, Hajjiabad, Paikuli, Persepolis and Taq-i Bustan 4. Folder containing photographs and blueprints of squeezes of the Kartīr inscription, Naqsh-i Rustam 5. Folder marked "File III" containing photographs and blueprints of squeezes of inscriptions at: (1) Sarpul (cuneiform) (2) Naqsh-i Rajab (Kartīr) (3) Hajjiabad (4) Naqsh-i Rustam (Ardashir) (5) Arabic inscriptions at Persepolis 6. Folder marked "File II" contains reading notes on "Tabula Pentisgerdana (?), Tomascheck; also miscellaneous loose sheets found in "Corpus Inscriptionum Partharicarum", including Sasanian seal-stones, Hephthalite coins, Greek and cuneiform inscriptions; and an envelope with Oriental Institute photographs of stone blocks inscribed in Greek from the Fratadara temple, Persepolis (see SK-XIX. p.9 and 15); and a photo of three cylinder seals 7. Folder containing a copy of the Pahlavi inscription on the Ka'ba at Naqsh-i Rustam (either for Ghirshman or by him) 8. Black, loose-leaf notebook marked "A Corpus of Parthian and Sasanian Inscriptions, Texts, Transcriptions, Translations". A note in the hand of Pere de Menasce says: "E.H. worked on this book up to the time of his death. The Illustrations are in Albums, I, II, III, IV." For the Albums see N-129–132 |
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N-128
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1. A brown envelope marked "Pahlavi Material List". The bulk of the material on the inscriptions at Paikuli is in N-128, supplemented by an Album of photographs and blueprints in N-129 and a black, loose-leaf notebook (Corpus), No.8 in N-127. The material was examined and catalogued in 1953 by Prof. J. de Menasce, University of Fribourg, Switzerland. His detailed catalogue and comments are given in two papers in the file, one entitled "A Provisional Inventory of the Literary Remains of the late Professor E.E.Herzfeld concerning Iran..."; the other "A Guide to the Middle Persian material in the Herzfeld Archive....". The Guide also has additions or emendations in pencil, presumably entered at a later date, probably by Prof. R.N.Frye. An element of confusion is introduced in the Paikuli material by the 32 blocks either newly discovered or cleaned, re-photographed and re-drawn by Herzfeld in 1924, after the publication of the earlier blocks had appeared in the Paikuli volume. The new blocks required some re-arrangement in the ordering of the original blocks. As Prof. de Menasce implies in his note, only a close study of the material by a competent scholar can determine which of the proposed arrangements is the correct one. In addition to the above guides, there is (1) a separate undated and unsigned sheet entitled "Pahlavi Material in the Herzfeld Collection" and (2) a new summary of Herzfeld's last arrangement of Paikuli blocks, including those unpublished, based on the arrangement in No.13, N-128. The summary gives the old (Herzfeld's) numbers of the original squeezes in the Archive (noted on separate file catalogue cards) and the new numbers given to the squeezes when they were re-organized for storage. The summary also gives the negative numbers of the squeezes and stones (when available) and the numbers of the published blocks as they appear in Herzfeld's last copy. With the papers noted above is a detailed catalogue of three of the four large Albums in N-129, prepared by Pére de Menasce, as well as correspondence of Mr. Wenley, Prof. de Menasce and others concerning the publication of the Paikuli material. For information about the squeezes themselves, see the "Catalogue of Squeezes" 2. A folder of heavy white paper with the Kartīr inscription at Sar Mashhad, enclosing 4 photographs (with blueprints) of sections of the inscription; a tracing of an unidentified amulet with page giving inscriptions in two Pahlavi scripts: cursive and book Pahlavi; 2 pages of what appear to be Pahlavi inscriptions on bullae. The folder is marked "All these to be microfilmed for Rev, J. de Menasce" 3. Manila folder containing: (1) the Pahlavi and Greek texts of the Ka'ba inscription, Naqsh-i Rustam; (2) a comparative table of transliterated texts of the Kartīr inscriptions at Sar Mashhad, Naqsh-i Rustam. K i Z (Ka'ba) and Naqsh-i Rajab 4. Tracings of 26 Paikuli block inscriptions, and photographs of 126 (all but three) of the small transcripts of the blocks from Herzfeld's last copy. Those missing are (1) transcript of a seal inscription, (2) of an unnumbered block E 1, and (3) of a new unnumbered block marked "before D-5." See No.13 for the small transcripts. On the back of each photograph is noted the number of the block and its location in the series of blocks 5. Manila folder marked "Paikuli, the Sasanian Version. Blueprints of the unpublished squeezes. The numbers on the back refer to those given by E.H. to his latest copies of the blocks" 6. Manila folder of blueprints of unpublished Pahlavik or Parthian squeezes. A note on the cover (which also includes folder 5) by P. de Menasce says: "Blueprints. These are photographs of E.H.'s latest squeezes mostly unpublished or photographed anew." The numbers on the backs are from Herzfeld's last copy 7. Manila folder with blueprints of Kartīr inscription, Naqsh-i Rajab; large photographs of (1) Greek inscription at Sarpul, (2) Kartīr inscription, Naqsh-i Rajab, (3) (right side of Main Staircase, Persepolis, and (4) Pahlavi and Greek inscriptions on horse's rump, Naqsh-i Rustam 8. Photographic negative of Squeeze 93, 9 × 11". Paikuli, p.109. Another Neg.4396 9. Photographic negative of Squeeze 93, 9 × 11". Paikuli, p.145. Another Neg.4317 10. Long manila envelope contains small drawings of individual Paikuli blocks and long strips of transcript, apparently showing an attempt to reconstruct the lines of the inscriptions. Envelope also contains tracing of a coin of Phraates IV with Greek inscriptions 11. ("Parthian") A record of the Pahlavik stones as prepared by Rawlinson in Hebrew script with Herzfeld's notations of changes 12. ("Sasani") Similar record of Rawlinson's list of the Parsik stones in Hebrew with, in some cases, Herzfeld's transliteration into Pahlavi. Also contains 11 slips of blocks with existing text supplemented by Rawlinson's copies 13. Manila envelope of Institute of Advanced Study contains two white envelopes marked A and B. On the large envelope is written "Paikuli, Last Copy. All numbers written by J, de Menasce refer to this". On A de Menasce wrote "The Paikuli Inscription, pahlavīk. Last state of Herzfeld's arrangement. Contains unpublished material." On B de Menasce wrote "The Paikuli Inscription, parsīk. Last state of Prof. Herzfeld's arrangement. Contains unpublished material." (The unnumbered block marked "before D-5" seems to be another version of the block following E-7 (J.M.U.'74)) 14. ("Paikuli II, 1923, 1–7 Juni") This is the field sketchbook of Herzfeld's last trip to Paikuli with sketches of new inscriptions and notes. Also contains sketch of an inscribed Sasanian bulla from Sarpul |
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N-129
| | Contains four large albums of photographs and blueprints1.
Album marked Album I, "Pahlavi Inschriften b." It bears a notation by de Menasce: "Fragments of the Paikuli inscription newly washed and newly found stones photographed (since the publication of Paikuli)...." Includes photographs of stones and some blueprints of tracings. At the end of the Album are tracings of squeezes of sections of the Pahlavi inscription at Sar Mashhad 2.
Marked Album II "Pahlavi Inschriften c." A notation by Prof. de Menasce reads: "The Paikuli Inscription, Sasanian (Parsīk) as published by E.H." Photographs of stones and blueprints of tracings. The following tracings have corrections made by Herzfeld: All and A12 (p.5), B7 (p.11), B14 (p.18), F6 (p.38), H2 (p.47) 3.
Album III. Notation by de Menasce reads "22 leaves, pages numbered from 1 to 44; on the cover "Corpus Inscriptionum Parthicarum" (this title does not correspond to the contents): the former title, almost erased, seems to have been "Pahlavi Inschriften a." The Inventory by de Menasce (N-128, No. 1) gives a page by page description of the contents of Album II consisting almost exclusively of Aramaic and Pahlavi inscriptions from Sarpul, Naqsh-i Rustam, Naqsh-i Rajab, Hajjiabad, Taq-i Bustān, etc. through that on the Mil-i Radkan 4.
Album IV. Notation by Prof. de Menasce reads: "The Paikuli Inscription, Parthian (Pahlavik) as published by E.H." Photographs of stones and blueprints of tracings. The following tracings have corrections by Herzfeld: A'11 (p.23), B'1 (p.24), B'11 (p.28), B'9 (p.29), C'1 (p.31), C'3 (p.34), C'4 (p.35), C'6 (p.36), C'9 (p.37), D'7 (p.41), E'7 (p.45), D'12 (p.46), E'14 (p.47), F'2 (p.49), G'3 (p.58), G'6 (p.60). The page numbers refer to the Album.
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N-130
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Contains a coarse tan envelope marked "Akten-Expedition nach Persien von C.F.Andreas. Erbschaft an Prof. G. Hoffmann–Kiel." Within is a blue folder marked "Pars, Expedition des C.F.Andreas. Nach meinem Tode ungelesen zu verbrennen. G.H.." The blue folder contains correspondence related to the expedition and Andreas' work, dating mostly from the 1870's. In addition there are galley proofs of an undated lecture given at the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society in which Andreas outlined his goals in visiting Persia.
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N-131
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A. Professor Herzfeld's personal correspondence: letters A-L,with index B.
Same, letters M-Z
C.
Personal financial papers: 1944–1946 D.
D.
D-1–91 Personal correspondence between Herzfeld and Dr. Ettinghausen, Sept.6, 1944.-Dec.29, 1947. Concerns primarily the Damascus articles for Ars Islamica.
E.
E-1–116 Personal correspondence between Herzfeld's sister (Mrs. Charlotte Bradford) and Dr. Ettinghausen, Dec.1, 1947–Dec.1, 1953. Includes correspondence dealing with the completion of the Aleppo publications in Cairo and the Samarra, vol.VI in Germany
F.
F-1–25 Letters to Prof. Herzfeld from his sister, Oct.24, 1946.–April 26, 1947. Concern principally the closing of the house in Princeton
G.
G-1–102 Correspondence dealing with the publication of Herzfeld's last four works: Zoroaster, Aleppo, Samarra, vol.VI and The Persian Empire H.
Biographical notes about Professor Herzfeld and his sister, Mrs. Bradford
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Series 4: Photographic Files, 1903–1947
The prints are from three sources: (1) those from glass negatives; (2) those from cut film; and (3) those for which there are no negatives. The Archive contains Herzfeld's glass negatives, numbered from 1 to 3850. Of most of these he had blueprints made which he had arranged in 16 binders by general categories–i.e. Prehistoric pottery, bronzes, stone; Persepolis; Sasanian monuments; Syrian monuments, Persian architecture and landscapes, etc.–irrespective of the number on the negative. These formed the nucleus for the preparation of the Photo Files. The 16 binders of blueprints have been replaced by Photo Files, Nos. 1–16. The prints in each File are arranged in the same order as the blueprints; and the number of the negative is enclosed in parentheses. Following a brief identification, is a reference to the place where the print has been published, if that is the case and such publication has been located. In addition to the blueprint binders there were three Albums - Photo Files 25 (Sasanian buildings), 27 (Parthian and Sasanian sculptures) and 28 (Pre-Achaemenian monuments and Pasargadae)–in which Herzfeld had arranged prints in a sequence for study or publication purposes. The order in those Photo Files retains that in the Albums. In addition to the glass negatives, there is an even larger number of cut films. On his archaeological study trips, Herzfeld was accustomed to supplement his photographs on glass plates with photographs on cut film–sometimes of the same subjects, often of other subjects. Some prints to these negative were identified on the back or could be identified from other prints; but in many instances, especially of landscapes, it has not been possible to place them, except in general categories. Prints from the cut films have been organized, so far as feasible, in groups of related material and placed in the Photo Files of similar subject matter. The negative number appears in the Photo File. Herzfeld also collected prints from many sources for study purposes. Of those there are no negatives, So far as possible, the prints have been identified and placed in the appropriate Photo File. The Samarra material, Photo Files 19–23, is in a special category. Files 22 and 23 were arranged in Albums labeled "Paläste und Moscheen-I and -II", respectively. The only identification was written on the backs of the prints, glued to the pages of the Albums. These notations have been transferred to the captions in the Photo Files. These two Albums apparently were arranged by Herzfeld with a view to a publication of the architecture of Samarra which was never prepared. The drawings for such a publication are in this collection. With such a large number of prints, especially in view of the fact that some were arranged in different fashions for different purposes, it is inevitable that there should be some duplication and that related material may be found in several Photo Files. The only way a user can be sure he has not missed material concerning his particular interest is to examine the Photo File Lists where every print is recorded. Inasmuch as scholars study the same monument from different points of view, the fact that a photograph has been published in one context does not diminish its value in another context. "Prehistoric pottery, etc., bronzes, stone"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N. Frye AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld ID–Iranische Denkmäler. Lieferung 3/4 Niphauanda, Herzfeld SK–refers to Herzfeld's Sketchbooks in the Archive
Subseries 4.1.1: Vol. 1, Nos. 1–110| Print No. | Neg No. | Description |
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1 |
(234) |
Tepe Giyān, Nihavand. View of ruins
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2 |
(235) |
Tepe Giyān, Nihavand. View of ruins |
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3 |
(8) |
Tepe Giyān, Nihavand, large jar. |
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3 |
(8) |
Tepe Giyān, large jar. |
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4 |
(761) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.II, 1 |
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5 |
(90) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1.II, 2 |
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6 |
(755) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.I, 1 |
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7 |
(771) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1.I, 4; IAE, p1.XVIII, top |
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8 |
(12) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.I, 3 |
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9 |
(11) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.I, 5 |
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10 |
(70) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.I, 2 |
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11 |
(60) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.II, 3 |
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12 |
(201) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.IV, 3 |
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13 |
(128) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.III, 5 |
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14 |
(129) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1. III, 4 |
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15 |
(867) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1.III, 3; IAE, p1.XVIII, center |
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16 |
(714) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.III, 2 |
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17 |
(712) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1.III, 1 |
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18 |
(89) |
Tepe Giyān. ID p1.VI, 7 |
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19 |
(863) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VII, 2 |
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20 |
(136) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VII, 5 |
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21 |
(132) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VII, 1 |
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22 |
(756) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VII, 4 |
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23 |
(77) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VI, 5 |
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24 |
(134) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VII, 3 |
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25 |
(62) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VI, 6 |
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27 |
(80) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VI, 1 |
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29 |
(71) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.V, 1 |
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30 |
(766) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.IV, 2 |
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31 |
(713) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1.IV, 1 |
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32 |
(758) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.V, 3 |
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33 |
(82) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim. ID, p1.V, 6; IAE, p1.XVIII, bottom |
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35 |
(5) |
Tepe Giyān. Section of rim, detail of No.34 |
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36 |
(6) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No.35 |
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37 |
(135) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VIII, 1 |
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38 |
(87) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VII, 6 |
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40 |
(868) |
Tepe Giyān. Jar. ID, p1. IX, 2 |
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41 |
(65) |
Tepe Giyān, small jar. ID, p1.XII, 3 |
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42 |
(66) |
Tepe Giyān. Top view of No. 41.ID, p1.XII, 2 |
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43 |
(2) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No. 41 |
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44 |
(79) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XII, 8 |
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45 |
(751) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No.44 |
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46 |
(133) |
Tepe Giyān. Small-handled jar |
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47 |
(760) |
Tepe Giyān. Small jar. ID, p1.XII, 5; IAE, p1.XX, bottom right, 1 |
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48 |
(763) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jars. ID, p1.XII, 1 and 4; IAE, p1.XX, top right |
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49 |
(200) |
Tepe Giyān, small two-handled jar. ID, p1.XIV, 3 |
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50 |
(198) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIII, 8 |
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51 |
(36) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIII, 2 |
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52 |
(73) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIII, 2 (cleaned version) |
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54 |
(112) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIV, 4 |
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55 |
(64) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No.54 |
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56 |
(768) |
Tepe Giyān, two small jars. ID, p1.XII, 6 and 7 |
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57 |
(111) |
Tepe Giyān.ID, p1.XIII, 1 and 3 |
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58 |
(76) |
Tepe Giyān. ID. p1.XI, 17–18 |
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59 |
(197) |
Tepe Giyān, small jar. ID, p1.XIII, 4 |
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60 |
(9) |
Tepe Giyān, small cup. ID, p1.XV, 7; Frye, fig.13 |
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61 |
(10) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XV, 8 |
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62 |
(206) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VX, 2 |
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63 |
(1) |
Tepe Giyān. ID. p1.XV, 1 |
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64 |
(92) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small cups. ID, p1.XVI, 7–8 |
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65 |
(202) |
Tepe Giyān. Two goblets. ID, p1.XIII, 7 and 9 |
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66 |
(47) |
Tepe Giyān. Two goblets. ID. p1.XVI, 9–10 |
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67 |
(110) |
Tepe Giyān. Goblet. ID, p1.XX, 4 |
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68 |
(61) |
Tepe Giyān. Goblet. ID, p1.XIII, 6 |
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69 |
(93) |
Tepe Giyān. Small jar and jug. ID, p1.XI, 13–14 |
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70 |
(203) |
Tepe Giyān. Vase. ID, p1.XIII, 5 |
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71 |
(199) |
Tepe Giyān. Tall goblet. ID, p1.XX, 6 |
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72 |
(53) |
Tepe Giyān. Two tall goblets. ID, p1.XVI, 5–6 |
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73 |
(134) |
Tepe Giyān. Tall cup. ID, p1.XVI, 4 |
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74 |
(24) |
Tepe Giyān. Small vase and jar. ID, p1.XVI, 2–3 |
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75 |
(385) |
Tepe Giyān. Plain jar. ID, p1.XVI, 1 |
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76 |
(208) |
Tepe Giyān. Three small jars. ID, p1.X, 1–3 |
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77 |
(209) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jars. ID, p1.X, 15–16 |
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78 |
(186) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jars. ID, p1.X, 13–14 |
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79 |
(189) |
Tepe Giyān. Two views of small jars. ID, p1.X, 9–10 |
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80 |
(85) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jars. ID, p1.XI, 9–10 |
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81 |
(44) |
Tepe Giyān. Small jar and jug. ID, p1.XI, 11–12 |
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82 |
(115) |
Tepe Giyān. Three small jars or jugs. ID, p1.X, 6–8 |
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83 |
(46) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jugs. ID, p1.XI, 7–8 |
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84 |
(196) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jugs. ID, p1.X, 4–5 |
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85 |
(752) |
Tepe Giyān. Spouted bowl and jug. ID, p1.XI, 3 |
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86 |
(42) |
Tepe Giyān. Spouted jug and jar. ID, p1.XI, 1–2 |
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87 |
(84) |
Tepe Giyān. Two spouted jars. ID, p1.XI, 4 |
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88 |
(97) |
Tepe Giyān. Small jar and cup. ID, p1.X, 17–18 |
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89 |
(767) |
Tepe Giyān. Albarello. ID, p1.XVII, 5 |
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90 |
(207) |
Tepe Giyān. Albarello. ID, p1.XVII, 2–3 |
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91 |
(4) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No. 90 |
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92 |
(67) |
Tepe Giyān. Albarello. ID, p1.XVIII, 8 |
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93 |
(754) |
Tepe Giyān. Albarello. ID, p1.XVIII, 5; IAE, p1.XX, bottom right, 2 |
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94 |
(187) |
Tepe Giyān. Two albarellos. ID, p1.XVII, 2–3 |
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95 |
(764) |
Tepe Giyān. Albarello. ID, XVIII, 6 |
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(764a) |
Tepe Giyān. Jar. ID, p1.XVIII, 1 |
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96 |
(3) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No. 95 |
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97 |
(191) |
Tepe Giyān. Two small jars. ID, p1.X, 11–12 |
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98 |
(192) |
Tepe Giyān. Small jar. ID, p1.XVII, 1 |
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99 |
(869) |
Tepe Giyān, three-legged jar. ID, p1.XIX, 8 |
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100 |
(772) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIX, 5 |
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101 |
(190) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIX, 7 |
|
102 |
(770) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIX, 6 |
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103 |
(719) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XIX, 1–2 |
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104 |
(68) |
Tepe Giyān, three miscellaneous pieces. ID, p1.XVIII, 4; XIX, 3–4 |
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105 |
(137) |
Tepe Giyān. Two jars. ID, p1.XVIII, 2–3 |
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106 |
(193) |
Tepe Giyān. Two jars. ID, p1.X, 19–20 |
|
107 |
(73) |
Tepe Giyān. Jar. ID, p1.IX, 1 |
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108 |
(759) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl. ID, p1.XXII, 14; IAE, p1.XXIII, right, bottom |
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109 |
(194) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl. ID, p1.XXIV, 11 |
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110 |
(86) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl and plate. ID, p1.XXIII, 12–13 |
Subseries 4.1.2: Vol.2| Print No. | Neg No. | Description |
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111 |
(43) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bowls. ID, p1.XXIII, 10–11 |
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112 |
(69) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl and jar. ID, p1.XI, 15–16 |
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113 |
(773) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl. ID, p1.XXIV, 10 |
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114 |
(750) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl. ID, p1.XXIV, 9 |
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115 |
(63) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bowls. ID, p1.XXIII, 7–8 |
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116 |
(106) |
Tepe Giyān. Shallow bowl. ID, p1.XXIV, 8 |
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117 |
(102) |
Tepe Giyān. Shallow bowl. ID, p1.XXIV, 6 (?) |
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118 |
(39) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bowls. ID, p1.XXIII, 5–6 |
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119 |
(38) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bowls. ID, p1.XXIII, 3–4 |
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120 |
(866) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bowls |
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121 |
(870) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowls. ID, p1.XXIV, 4–5 |
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122 |
(108) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowls. ID, p1.XXIV, 1–2 |
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123 |
(40) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl. ID, p1.XXIII, 9 |
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124 |
(37) |
Tepe Giyān. Bowl and jug. ID, p1.XI, 5–6 |
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125 |
(107) |
Tepe Giyān. Shallow bowl on legs. ID, p1.XXIV, 7 |
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126 |
(204) |
Tepe Giyān. Jar. ID, p1.XXI, 1 |
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127 |
(195) |
Tepe Giyān. Top view of No. 126, ID, p1.XXI, 2 |
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128 |
(765) |
Tepe Giyān. Small bottle, top view. ID, p1.XXI, 4 |
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(765a) |
Tepe Giyān. Small bottle, top view. ID, p1.XXI, 4 |
|
129 |
(109) |
Tepe Giyān. Two square bottles. ID, p1.XX, 5 |
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130 |
(753) |
Tepe Giyān. Pottery stand. ID, p1.XX, 2 |
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131 |
(205) |
Tepe Giyān. Cluster of 7 jars. ID, p1.XXI, 6; IAE, p1.XXIV top, center |
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132 |
(104) |
Tepe Giyān. Pottery stand. ID, p1.XXI, 5 |
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133 |
(769) |
Tepe Giyān. Pottery slab. ID, p1.XXIV, 6 |
|
134 |
(720) |
Tepe Giyān. Rhyton. ID, p1.XXII, 8; IAE, p1.XV, right |
|
135 |
(864) |
Tepe Giyān. Rhyton. ID, p1.XXII, 7; IAE, p1.XV, right |
|
136 |
(865) |
Tepe Giyān. Rhyton. ID, p1.XII, 2–4 |
|
137 |
(45) |
Tepe Giyān. Frags, of painted animals. ID, p1.XIV, 2; XXII, 1 |
|
138 |
(47) |
Tepe Giyān. Frags, of painted animals. ID, p1.XX, 6; XIV, 1 |
|
139 |
(1076) |
Tepe Giyān, potsherds, ibex. ID, p1.XVII, 7–8 |
|
140 |
(1075) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XV, 3–4; IAE, p1.XIV |
|
142 |
(1085) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.XV, 5–6 |
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143 |
(1078) |
Tepe Giyān, potsherds. ID, p1.XXIII, 1–2; IAE, p1.XIV |
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144 |
(1144) |
Tepe Giyān. ID, p1.VI, 2–4; IAE, p1.XIV |
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145 |
(1080) |
Tepe Giyān. Potsherds and figurine |
|
146 |
(131) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No.145 |
|
147 |
(1077) |
Tepe Giyān. Potsherds. ID, p1.V, 5; p1.IX, 4 |
|
148 |
(1084) |
Tepe Giyān. Potsherds. ID, p1.II, 4 and 6 |
|
149 |
(1083) |
Tepe Giyān. Potsherds. ID, p1.3; IAE, p1.XIV |
|
150 |
(1079) |
Tepe Giyān. Potsherds. ID, p1.XX, 1 |
|
151 |
(78) |
Tepe Giyān. Large jar |
|
152 |
(59) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim of preceeding. ID, p1.II, 5 |
|
153 |
(91) |
Tepe Giyān. Large jar. ID, p1.V, 1 |
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154 |
(715) |
Tepe Giyān. Rim of preceeding. ID, p1.V, 4; IAE, p1.XIX, center |
|
155 |
(871) |
Tepe Giyān. Large jar. ID, p1.VIII, 2 |
|
156 |
(88) |
Tepe Giyān. Detail of preceeding. ID, p1.IX, 6; IAE, p1.XIX, bottom |
|
157 |
(83) |
Tepe Giyān. Large jar. ID, p1.VI, 8 |
|
158 |
(130) |
Tepe Giyān. Cup. ID, p1.IX, 3 |
|
159 |
(762) |
Tepe Giyān. Detail of rim. ID, p1.IX, 5; IAE; p1.XIX, top |
|
160 |
(96) |
Tepe Giyān. Cup. ID, p1.XIV, 5 |
|
161 |
(114) |
Tepe Giyān. Jug. ID, p1.XVII, 4 |
|
162 |
(113) |
Tepe Giyān. Cup. |
|
163 |
(105) |
Tepe Giyān. Cup and jug |
|
164 |
(148) |
Tepe Giyān. Isfahan. Loom weight |
|
165 |
(1176) |
Tepe Giyān. Metal figure. IAE, p1.XXXII, right |
|
166 |
(1098) |
Tepe Giyān. Metal figure and ring |
|
167 |
(1140) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze bulls' heads |
|
168 |
(161) |
Tepe Giyān. Shahriyar. Incense burner. IAE, p1.XXI, bottom |
|
169 |
(539) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze bell (?). IAE, p1.XXIX |
|
170 |
(540) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of preceeding |
|
171 |
(521) |
Tepe Giyān. Two metal bowls |
|
172 |
(732) |
Tepe Giyān. Two metal bowls |
|
173 |
(733) |
Tepe Giyān. Metal bowl |
|
174 |
(17) |
Tepe Giyān. A small metal bowl |
|
175 |
(16) |
Tepe Giyān. Metal bowl and handled pan |
|
176 |
(522) |
Tepe Giyān. Two fragmentary metal bowls |
|
177 |
(734) |
Tepe Giyān. Fragments of bowls |
|
178 |
(15) |
Tepe Giyān. Two metal cups |
|
179 |
(18) |
Tepe Giyān. Two metal goblets |
|
180 |
(736) |
Tepe Giyān. Metal jug |
|
181 |
(523) |
Tepe Giyān. Copper fragment: religious procession. IAE, p1.XXI, top |
|
182 |
(523) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of preceeding |
|
183 |
(524) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view. IAE, p1.XXI, bottom |
|
184 |
(731) |
Tepe Giyān. Fragments 3 silver vessels |
|
185 |
(1091) |
Tepe Giyān. Three copper objects |
|
186 |
(23) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Three metal objects |
|
187 |
(507) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Four strings of beads |
|
188 |
(508) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Four strings of beads |
|
189 |
(501) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Three strings of beads |
|
190 |
(500) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Five strings of beads |
|
191 |
(506) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Assorted stones, some publ. IAE, p1.XXX |
|
192 |
(496) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Assorted stones |
|
193 |
(498) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Jewelry |
|
194 |
(236) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Three metal head-bands |
|
195 |
(237) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. The same |
|
196 |
(238) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. The same |
|
197 |
(239) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. The same |
|
198 |
(249) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Bracelets or necklets |
|
199 |
(251) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Three necklets. IAE, p1.XXX |
|
200 |
(499) |
Tepe Giyān and Baghdad. Silver bracelets |
|
201 |
(246) |
Harsin. Bronze bracelets |
|
202 |
(255) |
Tepe Giyān. Plaque and ring |
|
203 |
(247) |
Tepe Giyān. Bracelets |
|
204 |
(497) |
Tepe Giyān. Bracelets |
|
205 |
(254) |
Tepe Giyān and Constantinople. Bracelets |
|
206 |
(248) |
Tepe Giyān. Rings. IAE, p1.XXX |
|
207 |
(250) |
Tepe Giyān. Rings |
|
208 |
(256) |
Tepe Giyān. Rings |
|
209 |
(257) |
Tepe Giyān. Silver whorls |
|
210 |
(253) |
Tepe Giyān. Silver spirals. IAE, p1.XXX |
|
211 |
(240) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze pins |
|
212 |
(241) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze pins |
|
213 |
(243) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze pins and needles |
|
214 |
(244) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze and silver pins |
|
215 |
(245) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze and silver pins |
|
216 |
(242) |
Tepe Giyān. Small bronze "spoons" |
|
217 |
(502) |
Tepe Giyān. Two stone mace-heads. IAE, p1.XXVI |
|
218 |
(503) |
Tepe Giyān. Two stone mace-heads. IAE, p1.XXVI |
|
219 |
(14) |
Tepe Giyān. Three stone mace-heads. IAE, p1.XXVI |
|
220 |
(13) |
Tepe Giyān. Two stone mace-heads |
|
1 |
(5008) |
Stone bead necklaces |
|
2 |
(5006) |
Stone bead necklaces and rings |
|
3 |
(5007) |
Stone bead necklaces |
|
5 |
(5067) |
Tepe Giyān. Jewelry, cf IAE, pl.XXX, right |
|
6 |
(5068) |
Tepe Giyān. Another arrangement of preceeding |
|
7 |
(5069) |
Tepe Giyān. Jewelry, IAE, pl.XXX, left |
|
8 |
(5070) |
Mostly Tepe Giyān. Seal stones. Drawings of some in AMI, vol.V, figs.11–25; and pl.II |
|
9 | |
Tepe Giyān. Seal stones. See comment p.8 |
|
10 | |
Tepe Giyān. same as preceeding |
|
11 | |
Tepe Giyān. Same as p.8 |
|
12 | |
Tepe Giyān. Stone pendants or whorls. Comment as p.8 |
|
13 | |
Tepe Giyān. Stone whorls, pendants and seal-stone. See comment p.8 |
|
15 |
(5003) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronzes.IAE, pl.XXV,top |
|
17 |
(3966) |
Tepe Giyān. Four small pots |
|
(3962) |
Tepe Giyān. Four small pots |
|
18 |
(3965) |
Tepe Giyān. Four small pots |
| |
Tepe Giyān. Four small pots |
|
19 | |
Gilweran. Bronze beaker (File 3–103), cleaned. British Museum photo |
|
20 | |
Restored bowl (File 4–31). Buffalo Museum photo |
|
20 | |
Variation of Tepe Giyān jar, File 1–7 |
|
21 |
(3862 and 3865) |
Duplicate prints |
|
22 |
(3966) |
Duplicate print |
|
(3964) |
Copper jug and jar with long beak |
|
23 |
(3963) |
Miscellaneous Luristan bronzes |
|
24 |
(3958) |
Cylinder seal impressions |
|
(3960) |
Four views of small stone head. Also File 13, P.11b |
|
25 | |
Reconstructed bead necklaces |
|
27 | |
British Museum photo of pottery |
|
28a | |
British Museum photo of small stone pendants |
|
28b | |
Miscellaneous bronzes |
|
29a | |
Miscellaneous whorls or buttons |
|
29b | |
British Museum photo of small metal objects |
|
29c | |
Three gold and lapis pins |
|
30 | |
Two views of iron bull |
|
31 |
(5071) |
Tepe Giy˘n. Buttons and pendants. AMI, vol.V, pl.I |
"Pre-Achaemenian, Pasargadae, Naqsh-i Rustam, Istakhr"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AHI–Archaeological History of Iran, Herzfeld AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N.Frye IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld TA–Am Tor von Asien, Herzfeld
Subseries 4.2.1: Vol. 1| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
1 |
(2169) |
Fahliyun river from Kurangun rock relief |
|
2 |
(1490) |
Kurangun rock relief. AHI, p1.II |
|
3 |
(1492) |
Kurangun rock relief. IAE, p1.XXXIII, bottom |
|
4 |
(1491) |
Kurangun rock relief. Detail |
|
5 |
(2170) |
Kurangun rock relief. Detail |
|
6 |
(2171) |
Kurangun rock relief. Two figures. IAE, p1.XXXIV, upper left |
|
7 |
(2172) |
Kurangun rock relief. Closer view. IAE, p1.XXXIV, upper right |
|
8 |
(2173) |
Kurangun rock relief. Single worshipper. IAE, p1.XXXIV, lower right |
|
9 |
(2174) |
Kurangun rock relief. Group worshippers. IAE, p1.XXXIV, lower left |
|
10 |
(2175) |
Kurangun rock relief. Procession |
|
12 |
(1493) |
Sarpul. Closer view of Mt. |
|
14 |
(1496) |
Sarpul. From S. TA, p1.I |
|
15 |
(1498) |
Sarpul. Annubanini relief. TA, p1.II, left |
|
16 |
(1499) |
Sarpul. Annubanini relief. TA, p1.II, right |
|
17 |
(1497) |
Sarpul. Annubanini relief. |
|
18 |
(1500) |
Sarpul. Annubanini relief. |
|
19 |
(1505) |
Figure with inscription. TA, p1.III, p1.IV, left (detail) |
|
20 |
(1501) |
Figure with inscription. Closer view |
|
20a | |
Figure with inscription. Enlargement of No.18, detail |
|
20b | |
Figure with inscription. Enlargement of No. 19, detail |
|
21 |
(1502) |
Figure with inscription. Another exposure of No.20 |
|
22 |
(1503) |
Figure wish inscription. Detail of inscription |
|
23 |
(1504) |
Figure wish inscription. Another exposure of No.22 |
|
24 |
(2176) |
Figure wish inscription. Taking a squeeze of Artaban inscription |
|
25 |
(2177) |
Figure wish inscription. Taking a squeeze of Annubanini inscription |
|
26 |
(1506) |
Figure wish inscription. Third sculpture. TA, p1.IV, right |
|
27 |
(1507) |
Figure wish inscription. Another exposure of No.26 |
|
28 |
(1508) |
Horin-Skaikhan. View of valley |
|
29 |
(1509) |
Horin-Skaikhan. Rock relief |
|
30 |
(1510) |
Horin-Skaikhan. Rock relief, closer view |
|
31 |
(1511) |
Dukkān-i Dāūd tomb. TA, p1.V; IAE, p1.XXXV, left |
|
32 |
(1512) |
Dukkān-i Dāūd tomb. Closer view. TA, p1.VI |
|
33 |
(1514) |
Dukkān-i Dāūd tomb. Relief of worshipping figure |
|
34 |
(1513) |
Dukkān-i Dāūd tomb. Closer view |
|
35 |
(1515) |
Paitaq Pass from S. TA, p1.VIII, bottom |
|
36 |
(1516) |
Sahna. View towards Bistun. TA, p1.VIII, top |
|
37 |
(1517) |
Sahna. Gorge, view towards Bistun |
|
39 |
(1518) |
Sahna. Tomb, closer view. TA. p1. VII |
|
40 |
(1178) |
Sahna. Small tomb |
|
41 |
(985) |
Sahna. Small tomb, closer view |
|
42 |
(1008) |
Sahna. Waterfall in gorge |
|
43 |
(2178) |
Sarpul. Stone oil-press (N). N of town |
|
44 |
(1520) |
Khāk-i Rustam (Mamasseni). Dā u dukhtar, tomb |
|
45 |
(1521) |
Dā u dukhtar. Tomb |
|
46 |
(1522) |
Dā u dukhtar. Tomb. IAE, p1.XXXV, right |
|
47 |
(1523) |
Dā u dukhtar. Closer view. IAE, p1.XXXVIII, right; AHI, p1.V, left |
|
48 |
(1527) |
Dā u dukhtar. Detail of column. IAE, p1.XXXVI, right |
|
49 |
(1525) |
Dā u dukhtar. Column bases with Chief of Rustam tribe. IAE, p1.XXXVI, left |
|
50 |
(1524) |
Dā u dukhtar. Inside tomb |
|
51 |
(1526) |
Dā u dukhtar. Inside tomb, looking out |
|
52 |
(1519) |
Sardasht. Kurdish guest-house (mosque) |
|
53 |
(1528) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. S side |
|
54 |
(300) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. W side |
|
55 |
(298) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. N and W sides |
|
56 |
(1529) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. W and S sides. Frye, fig.21 |
|
57 |
(1530) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. W and S sides |
|
58 |
(299) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. N side, close-up |
|
59 |
(416) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. N and W sides |
|
60 |
(1531) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. S side. IAE, p1.XL, top |
|
61 |
(1534) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. N corner from W, close-up |
|
62 |
(1535) |
Pasargadae, Takht-i Sulaiman. S side, corner. Frye, fig.22 |
|
63 |
(1014) |
Pasargadae. Valley with temple mound |
|
64 |
(413) |
Pasargadae. Temple mound |
|
65 |
(1163) |
Pasargadae. Temple mound |
|
66 |
(419) |
Pasargadae. Temple mound, excavated foundations |
|
67 |
(474) |
Pasargadae. Temple mound, excavated foundations |
|
68 |
(460) |
Pasargadae. Temple mound, excavated foundations |
|
69 |
(301) |
Pasargadae. Altars and temple mound |
|
70 |
(302) |
Pasargadae. Closer view of preceeding |
|
71 |
(265) |
Pasargadae. Altars, showing hollow construction |
|
72 |
(2212) |
Pasargadae. Another view of preceeding |
|
73 |
(2213) |
Pasargadae. Altars from side |
|
74 |
(449) |
Pasargadae. Altars showing stairs to top |
|
75 |
(448) |
Pasargadae. Tomb of Cyrus and gorge. IAE, p1.XLI, bottom |
|
76 |
(1543) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. S and E sides |
|
77 |
(2204) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. N and W sides |
|
78 |
(2205) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. Closer view of preceeding |
|
79 |
(1541) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. W and S sides |
|
80 |
(1542) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. S and E sides |
|
81 |
(2206) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. N and W sides, close-up |
|
82 |
(2207) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. Doorway from outside |
|
83 |
(2208) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. Mihrāb inside |
|
84 |
(2209) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. Doorway from inside |
|
85 |
(2210) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. Fallen column NE corner |
|
86 |
(2211) |
Pasargadae, tomb of Cyrus. Column base on W side |
|
87 |
(2202) |
Pasargadae, building R. Joins No.88 to form panorama |
|
88 |
(2201) |
Pasargadae, building R. See No.87 |
|
89 |
(2199) |
Pasargadae, building R. Gate. Joins No. 90 to form panorama |
|
90 |
(2200) |
Pasargadae, building R. See No.89 |
|
91 |
(2203) |
Pasargadae, building R. Foundations |
|
92 |
(294) |
Pasargadae, building R. Foundations with winged Genius |
|
93 |
(296) |
Pasargadae, building R. Foundations |
|
94 |
(1009) |
Pasargadae, building R. Foundations |
|
95 |
(417) |
Pasargadae, building R. Gateway with winged Genius |
|
96 |
(997) |
Pasargadae, building R. Winged Genius |
|
97 |
(1540) |
Pasargadae, building R. Winged Genius |
|
98 |
(1539) |
Pasargadae, building R. Winged Genius |
|
99 |
(2198) |
Pasargadae, building R. Making squeeze of head of Genius |
|
100 |
(471) |
Pasargadae, building R. Detail of head and crown of Genius |
|
101 |
(468) |
Pasargadae, building R. Fragment of crown of lamassu, detail of fringes |
|
102 |
(454) |
Pasargadae, building R. Winged Genius |
|
103 |
(2191) |
Pasargadae, building S. From E |
|
104 |
(2190) |
Pasargadae, building S. SE corner |
|
105 |
(1536) |
Pasargadae, building S. Closer view of preceeding |
|
106 |
(1537) |
Pasargadae, building S. S side |
|
107 |
(457) |
Pasargadae, building S. Anta of E portico with inscription |
|
108 |
(467) |
Pasargadae, building S. Closer view of inscription |
|
109 |
(2189) |
Pasargadae, building S. Another exposure of No.108 |
|
110 |
(957) |
Pasargadae, building S. Anta of W side of S portico |
|
111 |
(2194) |
Pasargadae, building S. Another view of No. 110 |
|
112 |
(1157) |
Pasargadae, building S. S portico, looking E |
Subseries 4.2.2: Vol.2| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
113 |
(2193) |
Pasargadae, building S. Column base. IAE, p1.LVI, bottom, left |
|
114 |
(1161) |
Pasargadae, building S. N portico foundations |
|
115 |
(418) |
Pasargadae, building S. Same |
|
116 |
(2192) |
Pasargadae. Building P. Foundation stones |
|
117 |
(1190) |
Pasargadae, building S. Central room and door to W portico |
|
118 |
(2195) |
Pasargadae, building S. Lower part of sculptured door-jamb |
|
119 |
(2196) |
Pasargadae, building S. Lower part of sculptured door-jamb, opposite No. 118 |
|
120 |
(2197) |
Pasargadae, building S. Lower part of sculptured door-jamb |
|
121 |
(1179) |
Pasargadae, building S. Another view of No.118 |
|
122 |
(981) |
Pasargadae, building S. Detail of No. 121 |
|
123 |
(980) |
Pasargadae, building S. Fragment of capital |
|
124 |
(982) |
Pasargadae, building S. Another view of No.123 |
|
125 |
(453) |
Pasargadae, building S. Fragment of capital. IAE, p1.XXXIX, top left |
|
126 |
(470) |
Pasargadae, building S. Another view of No. 125 |
|
127 |
(276) |
Pasargadae, building S. Fragment of capital |
|
128 |
(451) |
Pasargadae, building S. Fragment of horse's head. IAE, p1.XXXIX, top right |
|
129 |
(275) |
Pasargadae, building S. Fragment of horse's head |
|
130 |
(277) |
Pasargadae, building S. Another view of No.129 (?) |
|
131 |
(455) |
Pasargadae, sculptor's model of ear; fragment of column base |
|
132 |
(272) |
Pasargadae, building S. Two fragments of sculpture |
|
133 |
(988) |
Pasargadae, building P. Distant view |
|
134 |
(412) |
Pasargadae, building P. S pier of E portico |
|
135 |
(1538) |
Pasargadae, building P. S pier of E portico |
|
136 |
(466) |
Pasargadae, building P. Closer view of inscription in No.135 |
|
137 |
(415) |
Pasargadae, building P. Excavated wall |
|
138 |
(459) |
Pasargadae, building P. E portico excavated |
|
139 |
(297) |
Pasargadae, building P. W portico |
|
140 |
(295) |
Pasargadae, colonnade |
|
141 |
(1187) |
Pasargadae, building S. column bases |
|
142 |
(458) |
Pasargadae, building P. Foundation of door |
|
143 |
(278) |
Pasargadae, building P. Lower part of sculptured figure |
|
144 |
(452) |
Pasargadae, building P. Lower part of sculptured figure. IAE, p1.LXXI, top right |
|
145 |
(450) |
Pasargadae, building P. Fragment of sculpture of Cyrus |
|
146 |
(491) |
Pasargadae, building P. Fragments of Cyrus inscription |
|
147 |
(462) |
Pasargadae, building P. Same as above |
|
148 |
(463) |
Pasargadae, building P. Same as above |
|
149 |
(1117) |
Pasargadae, building P. Eye of Cyrus. IAE, p1.LXXII, center |
|
150 |
(469) |
Pasargadae, building P. Painted coverings of columns |
|
151 |
(465) |
Pasargadae, building P. Fragment of painted surface |
|
152 |
(464) |
Pasargadae, building P. Other fragments |
|
153 |
(456) |
Pasargadae, building P. Same |
|
154 |
(409) |
Pasargadae, building P. Same |
|
155 |
(410) |
Pasargadae, building P. Same |
|
156 |
(1533) |
Pasargadae. Tomb, W side |
|
157 |
(1532) |
Pasargadae. Tomb, inside |
|
158 |
(1119) |
Pasargadae. Large jar (fragmentary) |
|
159 |
(1006) |
Pasargadae. Prehistoric potsherds |
|
160 |
(1160) |
Pasargadae. Section of column base IAE, p1.XXXIX, bottom |
|
161 |
(2215) |
Pasargadae. Rock-cut road to Persepolis |
|
162 |
(2216) |
Pasargadae. Another view |
|
163 |
(2217) |
Pasargadae. Another view |
|
164 |
(2214) |
Pasargadae. Another view |
|
165 |
(1545) |
Bistun rock from E |
|
166 |
(1547) |
Foot of Bistun rock (joins No.167). TA, p1.IX |
|
168 |
(1544) |
Foot of Bistun rock. IAE, p1.XL, bottom |
|
169 |
(1548) |
Bistun, Darius relief. TA, p1.X |
|
170 |
(1549) |
Bistun, Darius relief. Another view |
|
171 |
(1550) |
Relief of Asurnazirpal, Nimrud. TA, p1.XI, left |
| 172 | (1551) | Relief of Merodach baladan. TA. pl.XI, right |
| 173 | (1468) | Cuneiform clay tablet |
| 174 | (422) | Cuneiform clay tablet from Susa |
| 175 | (308) | Cuneiform inscribed copper "shield." Other views, AMI, vol.IX, pl.1 |
| 176 | (307) | Reverse side of No. 175 |
| 177 | (326) | Babylonian clay tablets |
| 178 | (2240) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Darius. Left side. Joins No.-179 below |
| 179 | (2241) | Naqsh-i Rustam. See No. 178 |
| 180 | (268) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Cuneiform inscription, Old Persian text |
| 181 | (1564) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Another section of No. 180 |
| 182 | (1567) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Another section of No. 180 |
| 183 | (1568) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Another section of No. 180 |
| 184 | (1565) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of AKK (?) text |
| 185 | (1566) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Aramaic text |
| 186 | (964) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Aramaic text |
| 187 | (2242) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Aramaic text |
| 188 | (2243) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Aramaic text |
| 189 | (1186) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Old Persian text |
| 190 | (1185) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Old Persian text |
| 191 | (1184) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of same |
| 192 | (1183) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of same |
| 193 | (1182) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Aramaic text |
| 194 | (1181) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Section of Old Persian text |
| 195 | (1180) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of section of Aramaic text |
| 196 | (1062) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 197 | (1061) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 198 | (1060) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 199 | (1059) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 200 | (1058) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 201 | (1057) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 202 | (1056) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 203 | (1055) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 204 | (1054) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 205 | (1053) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 206 | (1052) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 207 | (1051) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 208 | (1050) | Naqsh-i Rustam. Squeeze of another section |
| 209 | (421) | Bull's head from Stakhr (Brummer) |
| 212 | (2179) | Jinjun, site of Achaemenian column bases. Joins Nos.213 and 216 to form panorama |
| 214 | (2182) | Tell near Mīl-i Āždahā |
| 215 | (2184) | Jinjun. Achaemenian column base 1 |
| 216 | (2181) | Jinjun. See No. 212 |
| 217 | (2185) | Jinjun. Achaemenian base I, another view |
| 218 | (2186) | Jinjun. Achaemenian base 2 |
| 219 | (2187) | Jinjun. Another view of Achaemenian base 2 |
| 220 | (2188) | Jinjun. Achaemenian base 3 |
| 221 | (2183) | Kaleh-i Safid, distant view |
| 222 | (2249) | Shiraz, Qasr-i Abu Nasr. Door-frame |
| 223 | (2250) | Shiraz, Qasr-i Abu Nasr. Another view |
| 224 | (2251) | Shiraz, Qasr-i Abu Nasr. Fallen lintel |
| 225 | (2252) | Shiraz, Qasr-i Abu Nasr. Sculptured door-jamb |
| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
l | (4097) | Pasargadae. Panorama of ruins |
| (4095) | Pasargadae. Panorama of plain |
|
2 |
(4093) |
Pasargadae. Panorama of tomb of Cyrus |
|
(4094) |
Pasargadae. Panorama from citadel overlooking plain |
"Pre-Achaemenian Objects"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran. Herzfeld Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N.Frye IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld
Subseries 4.3.1: Vol.1| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
1 |
(788) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bronze axes |
|
2 |
(543) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bronze axes |
|
3 |
(538) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bronze axes |
|
4 |
(786) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bronze axes. One, AMI, vol.I, p1.IV |
|
5 |
(787) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bronze axes |
|
6 |
(535) |
Tepe Giyān. Single axe. AMI, vol.I, p1.IV |
|
7 |
(534) |
Tepe Giyān. Three axes |
|
8 |
(536) |
Tepe Giyān. Two digitated axes, one from Crete |
|
9 |
(790) |
Tepe Giyān. Two digitated axes |
|
10 |
(789) |
Tepe Giyān and Crete, 4 axes, 3 digitated. IAE, p1. XXVII, bottom |
|
11 |
(544) |
Tepe Giyān. Digitated axe and handle. AMI, vol.I, p1.V |
|
12 |
(791) |
Tepe Giyān. Another exposure of preceeding |
|
13 |
(1148) |
Tepe Giyān. Three hammer axes |
|
14 |
(542) |
Tepe Giyān. Three axes, one digitated |
|
15 |
(537) |
Tepe Giyān. Four axes, two digitated. IAE, p1.XXVII, center |
|
16 |
(797) |
Kirmanshah (Nihavand). Digitated axe |
|
17 |
(532) |
Tepe Giyān. Hammer axe |
|
18 |
(730) |
Tepe Giyān. Bronze stand on legs |
|
19 |
(533) |
Tepe Giyān. Three daggers. IAE, p1.XXVIII |
|
20 |
(796) |
Tepe Giyān. Five short swords |
|
21 |
(492) |
Tepe Giyān. Six lance-tips |
|
24 |
(487) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bent sword blades |
|
25 |
(485) |
Tepe Giyān. Two daggers |
|
26 |
(484) |
Tepe Giyān. Two bent sword blades |
|
27 |
(488) |
Tepe Giyān. Two daggers |
|
28 |
(494) |
Tepe Giyān. Three daggers |
|
29 |
(792) |
Tepe Giyān. Four lance-tips |
|
30 |
(793) |
Tepe Giyān. Five arrows |
|
31 |
(794) |
Tepe Giyān. Six arrows |
|
33 |
(495) |
Tepe Giyān. Five arrows |
|
34 |
(795) |
Tepe Giyān. Three sickles |
|
35 |
(530) |
Tepe Giyān. Three copper spatulas |
|
36 |
(960) |
Six miscellaneous instruments |
|
37 |
(961) |
Tepe Giyān. Three chisels |
|
38 |
(531) |
Tepe Giyān. Seven miscellaneous instruments |
|
39 |
(724) |
Tepe Giyān. Two pitchforks |
|
40 |
(725) |
Tepe Giyān. Single fork from preceeding |
|
41 |
(541) |
Tepe Giyān. Three horse-bits |
|
42 |
(490) |
Tepe Giyān. Two harness rings |
|
43 |
(491) |
Tepe Giyān. Three copper ornaments |
|
44 |
(489) |
Tepe Giyān. Eight small copper appliques |
|
45 |
(741) |
Tepe Giyān. Clay figure of bos primigenius. IAE, p1.XV, left |
|
46 |
(742) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of preceeding |
|
47 |
(740) |
Tepe Giyān. Preceeding restored, as published |
|
48 |
(504) |
Tepe Giyān. Clay lion and plaque. IAE, p1.III, 8 |
|
49 |
(737) |
Tepe Giyān. Four clay figurines. IAE, p1. II, left |
|
50 |
(744) |
Tepe Giyān. Sections of 2 painted figures |
|
51 |
(745) |
Three molded figurines |
|
52 |
(969) |
Tepe Giyān. Two clay animals. AMI, vol.II, p1.III; and IAE, p1.III, 10 |
|
53 |
(746) |
Tepe Giyān. Six small clay animals. One, IAE, p1.III, 9 |
|
54 |
(747) |
Six small clay animals. Three in IAE, p1.III, 6, 7, 9, 11 |
|
55 |
(748) |
Six small clay animals. Two in IAE, p1.III, 9, 10 |
|
56 |
(743) |
Clay plaque and part of animal |
|
57 |
(1141) |
Four stone weights, etc. One in IAE, p1.III, 12 |
|
58 |
(826) |
Tepe Giyān. Miscellaneous pieces, stone jewelry, seals, etc. Some published AMI, vol.V, p1.I and IAE, p1.XVI. From this number through No.71 many are reproduced in line drawings in AMI, vol.V, figs. 11–25 |
|
59 |
(829) |
Tepe Giyān. Fifteen stone buttons |
|
60 |
(831) |
Tepe Giyān. Seventeen stone buttons or rings |
|
61 |
(833) |
Tepe Giyān. Three stone buttons |
|
62 |
(823) |
Tepe Giyān. Nineteen stone buttons or beads |
|
63 |
(1082) |
Tepe Giyān. Fourteen stone buttons or seals |
|
64 |
(1081) |
Tepe Giyān. Six stone seals |
|
65 |
(830) |
Tepe Giyān. Six stone seals |
|
66 |
(834) |
Tepe Giyān. Twelve stone seals |
|
67 |
(822) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Twelve stone seals |
|
68 |
(824) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Six stone seals |
|
69 |
(835) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Twelve stone seals |
|
70 |
(832) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Four stone seals |
|
71 |
(825) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Ten stone seals |
|
72 |
(252) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Eight pieces of jewelry |
|
73 |
(892) |
Tepe Giyān and other sites. Nine small stone chisels |
|
74 |
(1110) |
Nihavand. Stone axe. IAE, p1.XXVI, center |
|
75 |
(891) |
Nihavand. Plain bowl |
|
76 |
(1376) |
Nihavand. Jug with burnished decoration (possibly in Shah's Museum, through No. 84) |
|
77 |
(1377) |
Nihavand. Another exposure of No. 76 |
|
78 |
(1378) |
Nihavand. Another exposure of No.76 |
|
79 |
(1379) |
Harsīn. Jug with long spout and bull's head |
|
80 |
(1380) |
Harsīn. Large jar with raised decoration |
|
81 |
(1383) |
Harsīn. Small jar and jug |
|
82 |
(1384) |
Harsīn. Three painted cups |
|
83 |
(1385) |
Damghan. Cup and two small jars |
|
84 |
(1386) |
Damghan. Cup and two small jars |
|
85 |
(35) |
Saveh. Bowl (restored) |
|
86 |
(116) |
Saveh. Another exposure of preceeding |
|
87 |
(26) |
Saveh. Painted bowl |
|
88 |
(25) |
Saveh. View of base of preceeding |
|
89 |
(118) |
Saveh. Plain bowl (restored) |
|
90 |
(358) |
Plain, deep bowl |
|
91 |
(380) |
Āwa, so marked on back of print, perhaps Saveh. Two small bowls |
|
92 |
(379) |
Āwa, so marked on back of print, perhaps Saveh. Cup and small bowl |
|
93 |
(103) |
Burujird. Painted jar |
|
94 |
(292) |
Burujird. Painted jar |
|
95 |
(351) |
Burujird. Painted jar |
|
96 |
(352) |
Burujird. Painted jar |
|
97 |
(1118) |
N Iran. Painted jar. IAE, p1.XXII, center |
|
98 |
(117) |
Gilveran. Jar with raised decoration |
|
99 |
(126) |
Gilveran. Large jar |
|
100 |
(378) |
Gilveran. Deep bowl |
Subseries 4.3.2: Vol.2| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
101 |
(528) |
Gilveran. Long-spouted copper jug |
|
102 |
(529) |
Gilveran. Another exposure of No. 101 |
|
103 |
(526) |
Gilveran. Copper beaker (cleaned) .IAE, p1.XXV |
|
104 |
(527) |
Gilveran. Another exposure of No. 103 |
|
105 |
(100) |
Raga. Long-spouted jug |
|
106 |
(565) |
Muhammadabad. Flints (1 from Nihavand) |
|
107 |
(557) |
Muhammadabad. Miscellaneous flints (2 from Egypt) |
|
108 |
(98) |
Aleppo and Baghdad. Two clay animals. IAE, p1.XXIV |
|
109 |
(1175) |
Aleppo and Baghdad. Painted bowl and fragment |
|
110 |
(1174) |
Sistan. Two pottery vases |
|
111 |
(1159) |
Sistan. Painted jar |
|
112 |
(19) |
Sistan. Painted jar |
|
113 |
(392) |
Sistan. Miscellaneous bronzes, weapons and pick-axe, four |
|
114 |
(486) |
Sistan. Two short swords and lance-tip |
|
115 |
(391) |
Sistan. Three copper instruments |
|
116 |
(48) |
N Iran. Deep jar |
|
117 |
(119) |
N Iran. Pottery jar. IAE, p1.XXIV, bottom, left |
|
118 |
(56) |
Yarym Tepe. Small jar |
|
119 |
(384) |
N Iran. Plain two-handled jar |
|
120 |
(49) |
N Iran. Plain two-handled jar |
|
121 |
(360) |
N Iran. Plain jug with slip |
|
122 |
(127) |
N Iran. Plain jug with slip |
|
123 |
(55) |
N Iran. Jug with burnished decoration |
|
124 |
(355) |
N Iran. Jug with painted decoration |
|
125 |
(356) |
N Iran. Jar, incised decoration |
|
126 |
(376) |
N Iran. Jug, same |
|
127 |
(123) |
N Iran. Jug, same |
|
128 |
(28) |
N Iran. Long-spouted jug. IAE, p1.XXIII, right |
|
129 |
(58) |
N Iran. Long-spouted jug. IAE, p1.XXIII |
|
130 |
(30) |
N Iran. Long-spouted jug. IAE, p1.XXIII; Frye, fig.18 |
|
131 |
(27) |
N Iran. Long-spouted jug |
|
132 |
(377) |
N Iran. Long-spouted jug |
|
133 |
(383) |
N Iran. Long-spouted jug, twisted handle |
|
134 |
(359) |
N Iran. Long-spotted jug, decoration incised |
|
135 |
(122) |
N Iran. Jar with slip decoration |
|
136 |
(353) |
N Iran. Jar with slip decoration |
|
137 |
(51) |
N Iran. Two small jars, slipped |
|
138 |
(382) |
N Iran. Small jar, slipped |
|
139 |
(361) |
N Iran. Two small jugs |
|
140 |
(54) |
N Iran. Two small jugs, gray-ware |
|
141 |
(33) |
N Iran. Two small jugs (right, Constantinople). IAE, p1.XXIII, r. top |
|
142 |
(32) |
N Iran. Two cups, gray-ware. IAE, p1.XXIII, top left |
|
143 |
(31) |
N Iran. Two vases, gray-ware |
|
144 |
(50) |
N Iran. Cup and jug, painted |
|
145 |
(386) |
N Iran. Jug, painted |
|
146 |
(120) |
N Iran. Jug, ribbed |
|
148 |
(862) |
N Iran. Tall beaker |
|
149 |
(860) |
N Iran. Jug, gray-ware |
|
150 |
(125) |
N Iran. Two small cups |
|
151 |
(124) |
N Iran. Cup and jar |
|
152 |
(362) |
N Iran. Jug and bowl |
|
153 |
(381) |
N Iran. Two jars |
|
154 |
(188) |
N Iran. Shallow bowl |
|
155 |
(861) |
N Iran. Two 3-legged shallow bowls |
|
156 |
(121) |
N Iran. Two 3-legged shallow bowls |
|
157 |
(357) |
N Iran. Two of same |
|
158 |
(29) |
N Iran. Two 3-legged shallow bowls. IAE, p1.XXIII, left, bottom |
|
159 |
(57) |
N Iran. Dish on tripod. IAE, p1.XXIII, 1 next to bottom |
|
160 |
(387) |
N Iran. Dish on stand. IAE, p1.XXIV, bottom row, right |
|
161 |
(285) |
Harsin. Copper jug |
|
162 |
(279) |
Harsin. Copper pitcher with long spout. Frye, fig.19 |
|
163 |
(394) |
Luristan. Shallow dish, bronze, long spout |
|
164 |
(735) |
Luristan. Bronze jug |
|
165 |
(281) |
Harsin. Another exposure of No.164 |
|
166 |
(284) |
Harsin. Two bronze jugs |
|
167 |
(286) |
Harsin. Two bronze jugs |
|
168 |
(288) |
Harsin. Bronze situla |
|
169 |
(3181) |
Luristan. Tall bronze cup |
|
170 |
(230) |
Harsin. Bronze bowl |
|
171 |
(3213) |
Luristan. Bronze jug, long spout |
|
172 |
(3214) |
Luristan. Another view of No.171 |
|
173 |
(389) |
Harsin. Bronze torque and bracelet |
|
174 |
(390) |
Harsin. Bronze torque |
|
175 |
(399) |
Harsin. Torque and bracelet |
|
176 |
(283) |
Harsin. Four bracelets |
|
177 |
(396) |
Harsin. Top of pin and affronted goats, bronze |
|
178 |
(1142) |
Luristan. Pendant and votive figure |
|
179 |
(290) |
Luristan. Three parts of votive offerings |
|
180 |
(287) |
Harsin. Digitated axe |
|
181 |
(525) |
Harsin. Digitated axe and affronted animals |
|
182 |
(398) |
Harsin. Two rings and bases of votive offerings, bronze |
|
183 |
(395) |
Harsin. Three bronze bases |
|
184 |
(289) |
Harsin. Four bronze covers |
|
185 |
(397) |
Luristan. Pair of rings from bit |
|
186 |
(726) |
Luristan. Horse-bit. Frye, fig.15 |
|
187 |
(729) |
Tepe Giyān. Horse-bit |
|
188 |
(728) |
Tepe Giyān. Another view of No.187 and plain bit (Luristan), IAE, p1.XXIX, lower |
|
189 |
(393) |
Harsin. Horse-bit |
|
190 |
(282) |
Harsin. Another view of bit in No.189 and another bit |
|
191 |
(3182) |
Luristan. Three short swords. See IAE, p1.XXVIII, 5 |
|
192 |
(3180) |
Luristan. Dagger and short swords. See IAE, p1.XXVIII, 1, 2, 4 |
|
193 |
(723) |
Luristan. Two jars. One in IAE, p1.XXII |
|
194 |
(95) |
Luristan. Two jars |
|
195 |
(716) |
Harsin. Painted jar. IAE, p1.XXII |
|
196 |
(717) |
Harsin. Another exposure of No.195 (cleaned) |
|
197 |
(354) |
Harsin. Painted jar |
|
198 |
(101) |
Harsin (?). Painted jug |
|
199 |
(94) |
Harsin. Painted jug |
|
200 |
(722) |
Harsin. Painted jug with handle |
|
201 |
(99) |
Harsin. Long-spouted jug. IAE, p1.XXII |
|
202 |
(721) |
Harsin (?). Saddle jug, pottery |
|
203 |
(3215) |
Luristan (?). Tripod jar and pitcher |
| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
1 | |
Bought in Baghdad. Painted jug in K.F.Museum, Sarre Coll |
| |
Same source and collection. Painted jar |
|
2 | |
Tall painted jar. Same source and collection |
"Prehistoric Persepolis"Note:
The abbreviations used in the captions of published photos are: IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld ID–Iranische Denkmäler. Lieferung 3/4 Niphauanda, Herzfeld These two volumes contain photos of the finds from a village excavated on the plain near the ruins of Persepolis. They should be studied in conjunction with the water-colors and ink drawings: D–405–636 and D–682–688. See also Photo File 41
Subseries 4.4.1: Vol.1| Print No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
2–8 |
(509–10; 512–13; 516–17; 1169–70) |
Flints |
|
9–11 |
(342, 511, 518) |
Flints. ID, p1.XXV |
|
12–14 |
(514–15; 519–20) |
Flints. ID, p1.XXIV |
|
16–19 |
(563–64; 566; 857) |
Flints. ID. p1.XXVI |
|
20 |
(261–62) |
Stone vases. ID, p1. XXIII |
|
21 |
(340) |
Stone beads. ID, p1.XXVIII |
|
22 |
(341) |
Large stone mortar (?). ID, p1.XXVIII |
|
23 |
(1088) |
Miscellaneous clay objects |
|
24 |
(1087) |
Miscellaneous clay objects. ID, p1.XXIX |
|
25 |
(1090) |
Pottery beads. ID, p1.XXIX |
|
27 |
(293) |
Two pottery animals. ID, p1.XXX |
|
28 |
(590) |
Large pottery jar |
|
29 |
(560) |
Another view of preceeding. ID, p1.XXI |
|
30 |
(584) |
Large painted bowl. ID, p1.XIX; IAE, p1.V, bottom |
|
31 |
(813) |
Painted bowl. ID, p1.XX |
|
32 |
(578) |
Another exposure of preceeding |
|
33 |
(816) |
Painted bowl. ID, p1.XX |
|
34 |
(573) |
Another view of preceeding |
|
35 |
(562) |
Fragment of large jar. ID, p1.XXI |
|
36–43 |
(801–03; 1032; 1034–35; 1094; 1145) |
Fragments of painted bowls |
|
44 |
(1030) |
Potsherds. ID, p1.XXII |
|
45–51 |
(805–08; 1096; 1147; 1154) |
Potsherds |
|
52 |
(872) |
Painted potsherds. ID, p1.XXII |
|
53–98 |
(809–12; 814–15; 817–21; 836–56; 858–59; 873–881; 1036; 1093; 1146) |
Fragmentary bowls and painted potsherds |
Subseries 4.4.2: Vol.2| Print No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
99–153 |
(291; 339; 343; 346; 546–49; 551; 553; 556; 559; 568–72; 574–77; 579–83; 585–89; 882–89; 893–907; 1097) |
Fragmentary bowls and potsherds |
|
154 |
(591) |
Deep cup. ID, p1.XVI, 1 |
|
155–170 |
(344–45; 348; 367; 545; 550; 552; 554–55; 558; 561; 774–76; 779; 798) |
Painted potsherds |
|
171 |
(777) |
Potsherds. Two top in ID, p1.XXI, left |
|
172–187 |
(347; 349–50; 778; 780–85; 799; 800; 804; 1033; 1092; 1095) |
Potsherds |
|
188 |
(1037) |
Potsherds. ID, p1.XXII |
|
189–93 |
(1026–29; 1031) |
Painted potsherds |
"Persepolis"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AHI–Archaeological History of Iran, Herzfeld AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N.Frye IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld
Subseries 4.5.1: Vol.1| Print No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
1–2 |
(1576–77); also roll film 4070) |
Joined to form panorama of terrace from SE corner. AMI, vol.I, fig.2 |
|
3 |
(1654) |
Hadith from SE corner. AMI, vol.I, fig.29 |
|
5–7 |
(2364; 2368; 2367) |
Joined to form panorama of 100-Column Hall from Mt. top. AMI, vol.I, fig.21 |
|
8–14 |
(2253–59) |
Joined with Nos.4, 6, 7, (10 photos) to make panorama of terrace. IAE, p1.XLVII |
|
15 |
(2261) |
View from N. AMI, vol.I, fig.5 |
|
16 |
(2260) |
Enclosure wall on Mt. |
|
17–19 |
(2283–85) |
Joined to make panorama of enclosure wall on Mt. From E. AMI, vol.I, fig.44 |
|
20 |
(2262) |
N facade of terrace. AMI, vol.I, fig.6 |
|
22 |
(2269) |
Quarry near corner of terrace |
|
23 |
(2270) |
Corner of terrace |
|
24–26 |
(2265–67) |
Joined to make panorama of terrace from plain. AMI, vol.I, fig.1 |
|
27 |
(1579) |
Grand staircase. AMI, vol.I, fig. 7 |
|
28 |
(401) |
Grand staircase. From plain |
|
29 |
(403) |
Grand staircase. From plain |
|
30 |
(1162) |
Grand staircase. From top |
|
31 |
(1580) |
Grand staircase. Right side. AMI, vol.I, fig.8; IAE, p1.XLIX, bottom |
|
32 |
(1581) |
Grand staircase. Left side |
|
33 |
(1578) |
Grand staircase. Upper section |
|
34 |
(2268) |
Terrace wall to right of staircase |
|
35 |
(1572) |
SW corner of terrace from plain |
|
36 |
(1574) |
Another view of preceeding |
|
37 |
(2272) |
Supporting wall W facade of terrace. AMI, vol.I, fig.3 |
|
38 |
(2271) |
Supporting wall W facade of terrace. |
|
39 |
(2274) |
Corner of W façade |
|
41 |
(2275) |
Trilingual cuneiform inscription on W facade |
|
42 |
(2276) |
Closer view of No.41 |
|
43–44 |
(2277–78) |
Join to form Old Persian text |
|
45–46 |
(2279–80) |
Join to form Elamite and Babylonian texts |
|
47 |
(1573) |
Mts. to right of terrace |
|
48 |
(2286) |
Entrance gate from N. AMI, vol.I, fig.9 |
|
49 |
(1582) |
Main gate. IAE, p1.XLIX, top |
|
50 |
(2299) |
Main gate. With basin |
|
51 |
(1583) |
Main gate. Colossal bulls |
|
52 |
(1585) |
Main gate. One bull. IAE, p1.LIX, left |
|
53 |
(2289) |
Main gate. One bull, side view. AMI, vol.I, fig.10 |
|
54 |
(2287) |
Main gate. Front view of human-headed bulls |
|
55 |
(2288) |
Main gate. Closer view, one bull |
|
56 |
(408) |
Main gate. Three-quarters view |
|
57 |
(406) |
Main gate. Three-quarters view, human-headed bulls |
|
58 |
(1584) |
Main gate. Close-up, human-headed bulls. IAE, p1.LIX, right |
|
59 |
(2294) |
Main gate. Cuneiform inscription |
|
60 |
(2293) |
Main gate. Cuneiform inscription, closer view |
|
61 |
(2290) |
Main gate. Columns |
|
62 |
(2291) |
Main gate. Columns. IAE, p1.LVII, right, bottom |
|
63 |
(2295) |
Unfinished doorway on terrace. AMI, vol.I, fig.12 |
|
64 |
(2296) |
Another view of No.62 |
|
65 |
(2297) |
Fallen bull capital |
|
66 |
(2292) |
Double exposure of No.64 |
|
67 |
(2298) |
Foundations of unfinished doorway |
|
68 |
(1566) |
Stairway to Apadāna. |
|
69 |
(274) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail |
|
70 |
(270) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Lion attacking bull |
|
71 |
(1590) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Another view of No.70 |
|
72 |
(1592) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Procession of archers |
|
73 |
(1003) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of lion attacking bull |
|
74 |
(1591) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Cuneiform inscription |
|
75 |
(266) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Base of chariot |
|
76 |
(1594) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Tribute-bearers |
|
77 |
(273) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No. 76 |
|
78 |
(271) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No. 76 |
|
79 |
(1588) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Joined to Nos. 88 and 99 to form panorama of tribute-bearers. AMI, vol.I, figs.13–15 |
|
80 |
(1596) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.81, men and oxen |
|
81 |
(1605) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of tribute procession |
|
82 |
(1604) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.81, chariot |
|
83 |
(1608) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of ox |
|
84 |
(1606) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of 3 figures |
|
85 |
(993) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of 3 figures |
|
86 |
(1593) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of 6 figures |
|
87 |
(996) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of 4 figures |
|
88 |
(1589) |
Stairway to Apadāna. See No.79 |
|
89 |
(1597) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail, figures with rams, detail of No.94 |
|
90 |
(1598) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail figures with horses, detail of No.91 |
|
91 |
(1603) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
92 |
(998) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.91, horses, armbands, etc. |
|
93 |
(1156) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.91, bearers of bowls, etc. |
|
94 |
(1602) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
95 |
(1609) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of rams |
|
96 |
(994) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of horses |
|
97 |
(968) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Closer view of rams in No.95 |
|
98 |
(995) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail, cypress and figure |
|
99 |
(1587) |
Stairway to Apadāna. See No.79 |
|
100 |
(1595) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession, detail of No.102 |
|
101 |
(1599) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
102 |
(1600) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
103 |
(1607) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.106, donkey |
|
104 |
(991) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.100, 4 figures |
|
105 |
(967) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.100, horse |
|
106 |
(1164) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.102, donkey |
|
107 |
(1601) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
108 |
(992) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No.107, camel |
|
109 |
(267) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of No. 107, humped bull |
|
110 |
(1571) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Procession of guards |
|
111 |
(1612) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
112 |
(1616) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
113 |
(1614) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of guards. AMI, vol.I, fig.17 |
|
114 |
(1615) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of guards. No.113 |
|
115 |
(1611) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
116 |
(1610) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
117 |
(1613) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Section of procession |
|
118 |
(2300) |
Stairway to Apadāna. Detail of cypress |
|
119 |
(2301) |
Apadāna. Columns of W portico |
|
120 |
(2302) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
121 |
(2303) |
Apadāna. Columns of E portico |
|
122 |
(1621) |
Apadāna. Columns of W portico. AMI, vol.1, fig.20 |
|
123 |
(1622) |
Apadāna. Columns. IAE, p1.LIII, left |
|
124 |
(259) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
125 |
(1618) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
126 |
(1625) |
Apadāna. Columns. IAE, p1.LIII, right |
|
127 |
(1623) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
128 |
(2310) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
129 |
(2311) |
Apadāna. Column and fallen capital |
|
130 |
(1617) |
Apadāna. Columns of central hall and E portico. AMI, vol.I, fig.19 |
|
131 |
(1624) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
132 |
(1620) |
Apadāna. Column of E portico |
|
133 |
(1619) |
Apadāna. Columns of E portico |
|
134 |
(986) |
Apadāna. Columns by moonlight (?) |
|
135 |
(407) |
Apadāna. Columns |
|
136 |
(1165) |
Apadāna. Columns by moonlight (?) |
|
137–138 |
(2304–05) |
Join, Apadāna columns. IAE, p1.LVII, left |
|
139 |
(2306) |
Apadāna. Capitals. IAE, p1.LVII, right, top |
|
140 |
(2307) |
Apadāna. Bases |
|
141 |
(2308) |
Apadāna. Capital |
|
142 |
(2309) |
Apadāna. Capital |
|
143 |
(2312) |
Apadāna. Part of capital on ground |
|
144 |
(2313) |
Apadāna. Another view of same |
|
145 |
(2314) |
Apadāna. Column base. IAE, pl, LVI, bottom, right |
|
146 |
(2315) |
Apadāna. Column bases |
|
147 |
(2316) |
Apadāna. Base. IAE, p1.LVI, top, right |
|
148 |
(2317) |
Apadāna. Base. IAE, p1.LVI, top, left |
|
149 |
(2362) |
Unfinished doorway, colossal bull |
|
150 |
(2363) |
Portico. 100-Column Hall in background |
|
151 |
(2357) |
Portico. Fallen column |
|
153 |
(2359) |
Portico. Section of capital |
|
156 |
(5083) |
100-Column Hall, door. AMI, vol.I, fig.22; IAE, p1.LXVII, bottom |
|
157 |
(2356) |
100-Column Hall, door. Detail of No. 156. IAE, p1.LXVII, top |
|
158 |
(2354) |
100-Column Hall, door. Detail of opposite side, guards |
|
159 |
(2355) |
100-Column Hall, door. Detail of No.156 |
|
160 |
(2349) |
100-Column Hall, door. Detail of No.158, guards with shields |
|
161 |
(2352) |
100-Column Hall, door. Detail of No.156, Persian and Mede |
|
162 |
(2351) |
100-Column Hall, door. Ahuramazda relief |
|
163 |
(2350) |
100-Column Hall, door. Ahuramazda symbols |
|
164 |
(1627) |
100-Column Hall, door. Artaxerxes on throne. AMI, vol.I, fig.23; IAE, p1.LXVIII, left |
|
165 |
(1626) |
100-Column Hall, door. Throne-bearers |
|
166 |
(1628) |
100-Column Hall, door. Throne-bearers |
|
167 |
(2348) |
100-Column Hall, door. Throne-bearers |
|
168 |
(1629) |
100-Column Hall, door. Detail of No. 167 |
|
169 |
(1630) |
100-Column Hall, door. Another detail of No.167 |
|
170 |
(1631) |
100-Column Hall, door. Another detail of No. 167 |
|
171–172 |
(1632–33) |
100-Column Hall, door. (Joined) throne-bearers. IAE, p1.LXIX |
Subseries 4.5.2: Vol.2| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
173 |
(1635) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting bull. IAE, p1.LXVI, right |
|
174 |
(963) |
100-Column Hall, door. Another view of No.173 |
|
175 |
(962) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting lion |
|
176 |
(1637) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting lion. IAE, p1.LXVI, left |
|
177 |
(404) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting griffin. IAE, p1.LXV, right |
|
178 |
(1636) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting griffin |
|
179 |
(1634) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting monster. IAE, p1.LXV, left |
|
180 |
(1186) |
100-Column Hall, door. Hero fighting monster |
|
181 |
(1638) |
Tripylon. AMI, vol.I, fig.26 |
|
182 |
(1646) |
Tripylon. Darius under parasol. IAE, p1.LXX, left |
|
183 |
(2341) |
Tripylon. Detail of King's head in No.182 |
|
184 |
(2345) |
Tripylon. Ahuramazda relief |
|
185 |
(1639) |
Tripylon. Darius on throne, Xerxes behind him |
|
186 |
(1640) |
Tripylon. Another view of preceeding. AMI, vol.I, fig.27; IAE, p1.LXVIII, right |
|
187 |
(2346) |
Tripylon. Detail of No. 185 |
|
188 |
(1641) |
Tripylon. Detail of No.185, throne-bearers |
|
189 |
(983) |
Tripylon. Detail of No.188 |
|
190 |
(999) |
Tripylon. Detail of No.188 |
|
191 |
(1644) |
Tripylon. Another detail of No.188 |
|
192 |
(1645) |
Tripylon. Detail of No.188 |
|
193 |
(1642) |
Tripylon. Another detail of No.188 |
|
194 |
(1643) |
Tripylon. Detail of No.188 |
|
195 |
(2347) |
Tripylon. Column base |
|
196 |
(1681) |
Tachara of Darius. From N. AMI, vol.I, fig.39 |
|
197 |
(258) |
Tachara of Darius. A closer view of preceeding |
|
198 |
(2328) |
Tachara of Darius. From W |
|
199 |
(2326) |
Tachara of Darius. Pier with cuneiform inscription |
|
200 |
(2325) |
Tachara of Darius. One wall |
|
201 |
(2327) |
Tachara of Darius. Door. IAE, p1.XLV, left |
|
202 |
(1683) |
Tachara of Darius. Portico. IAE, p1.LV, right |
|
203 |
(1684) |
Tachara of Darius. Portico. Darius leaving. AMI, vol.I, fig.40 |
|
204 |
(1685) |
Tachara of Darius. Head of Darius, once inlaid. AMI, vol.I, fig.41; IAE, p1.LXXIII, left |
|
205 |
(1688) |
Tachara of Darius. Detail of garment |
|
206 |
(1686) |
Tachara of Darius. Another detail of garment |
|
207 |
(1687) |
Tachara of Darius. Another detail of garment |
|
208 |
(1690) |
Tachara of Darius. Detail lion border of garment |
|
209 |
(1689) |
Tachara of Darius. Closer view of No.208 |
|
210 |
(1692a, b) |
Tachara of Darius. Graffito of human heads. IAE, p1.LXXII, bottom |
|
211 |
(1691a, b) |
Tachara of Darius. Graffito, another view. 1691a, AHI, p1.X, left |
|
212 |
(1682) |
Tachara of Darius. Hero strangling lion. AMI, vol.I, fig.42; IAE, p1.LXX |
|
213 |
(2324) |
Tachara of Darius. Hero stabbing bull |
|
214 |
(1677) |
Tachara of Darius. Inscription of Artaxerxes III. Frye, fig.39 |
|
215 |
(1191) |
Tachara of Darius. Line of guards |
|
216 |
(1001) |
Tachara of Darius. Section of No.215 |
|
217 |
(260) |
Tachara of Darius. Line of guards, section of No.215 |
|
218 |
(1666) |
Tachara of Darius. Heads of two guards. Frye, fig.32 |
|
219 |
(1675) |
Tachara of Darius. Bull's head. IAE, p1.LXII, top |
|
220 |
(1676) |
Tachara of Darius. Lion's head. IAE, p1.LXII, bottom |
|
221 |
(2331) |
Tachara of Darius. Servants mounting stairs |
|
222 |
(1678) |
Tachara of Darius. Three figures |
|
223 |
(1679) |
Tachara of Darius. Two figures |
|
224 |
(1680) |
Tachara of Darius. Four figures |
|
225 |
(2329) |
Tachara of Darius. Figures mounting steps |
|
226 |
(405) |
Tachara of Darius. Same subject |
|
227 |
(263) |
Tachara of Darius. Detail of Nos. 221 and 226 |
|
228 |
(400) |
Tachara of Darius. Another exposure of preceeding |
|
229 |
(2330) |
Tachara of Darius. Xerxes inscription on supporting wall in front of Tachara |
|
230 |
(2323) |
Fragment of bull's head |
|
231 |
(1000) |
Second Court of Honor. E supporting wall |
|
232 |
(1664) |
Detail of No.231, AMI, vol.I, fig.37 |
|
233 |
(1665) |
Detail of No.231 |
|
234 |
(1669) |
Second Court of Honor. Procession with horse |
|
235 |
(1670) |
Second Court of Honor, joins preceedings |
|
236 |
(2332) |
Court of Honor, W supporting wall. AMI, vol.I, fig.38 |
|
237 |
(1671) |
Two guards. Berlin Museum. TA, p1.XVI |
|
238 |
(1673) |
Head, detail of No.239 |
|
239 |
(1674) |
Single figure in Shah's Museum, Tehran |
|
240 |
(1672) |
Second Court of Honor. E supporting wall. AMI, vol.I, fig.36 |
|
241 |
(1002) |
Second Court of Honor. E supporting wall, two standing guards |
|
242 |
(1667) |
Plaster cast of guard, Berlin Museum. TA, p1.XVI |
|
243 |
(1668) |
Bust of servant. Berlin Museum. TA, p1.XVI |
|
244 |
(1650) |
Court of Honor. Small: E stairway. AMI, vol.I, fig.28 |
|
245 |
(1649) |
Court of Honor. Closer view of No.244 |
|
246 |
(2342) |
Court of Honor. Part of animal in the round |
|
247 |
(1651) |
Stairway to Tripylon and Hadish |
|
248 |
(2340) |
Stairway to Tripylon and Hadish. Cuneiform inscription |
|
249 |
(2341) |
Stairway to Tripylon and Hadish. Cuneiform inscription |
|
250 |
(1652) |
Hadish of Xerxes. Open door. AMI, vol.I, fig.30 |
|
251 |
(2336) |
Hadish of Xerxes. Cuneiform inscription |
|
252 |
(1656) |
Hadish of Xerxes. IAE, p1.LIV, bottom |
|
253 |
(1657) |
Hadish of Xerxes. |
|
254 |
(1655) |
Hadish of Xerxes. |
|
255 |
(1653) |
Hadish of Xerxes. Back with staircase. AMI, vol.I, fig.34; IAE, p1.LV, left |
|
256 |
(1659) |
Hadish of Xerxes. Xerxes leaving. AMI, vol.I, fig.32 |
|
257 |
(984) |
Tripylon. Darius under parasol |
|
258 |
(402) |
Tripylon. Detail of preceeding. IAE, p1.LXXI, top, left |
|
259 |
(2333) |
Hadish. Two servants. AMI, vol.I, fig.33 |
|
260 |
(1663) |
Hadish. W side E window, detail of short sword |
|
261 |
(1662) |
Hadish. S side W window, man with goat |
|
262 |
(1661) |
Hadish. S side E window, two men with ibex |
|
263 |
(1660) |
Hadish. Another exposure of preceeding |
|
264 |
(1658) |
Hadish. Side stairway |
|
265 |
(2335) |
Hadish. Another view |
|
266 |
(2338) |
Hadish. Rear terrace all with staircase |
|
267 |
(2334) |
Hadish. Closer view of staircase |
|
268 |
(2337) |
Hadish. Rear terrace wall |
|
269 |
(2339) |
Hadish. Detail of preceeding |
|
270 |
(2343) |
SE palace on terrace |
|
271 |
(2263) |
SE palace and SE section of terrace, joins No.272. AMI, vol.I, fig.43 |
|
272 |
(2264) |
SE palace. See No.271 |
|
273 |
(2282) |
Mt. Slope back of terrace |
|
274 |
(1647) |
SE palace. Doorways |
|
275 |
(1648) |
SE palace. King stabbing griffin |
|
276 |
(2750) |
SE palace, during excavation. (For Expedition house and museum, ca. 1931) |
|
277 |
(2747) |
SE palace, during excavation. |
|
278 |
(2743) |
SE palace, during excavation. Foundation of doorway |
|
279 |
(2739) |
Column base with Fr. Krefter |
|
280 |
(2746) |
SE palace, during excavation. Old walls |
|
281 |
(2748) |
SE palace, during excavation. Two column bases |
|
282 |
(2741) |
SE palace, during excavation. Original walls and floor |
|
283 |
(2749) |
SE palace, during excavation. Four column bases |
|
284 |
(2740) |
SE palace, during excavation. Corridor |
|
285 |
(1575) |
Water channel on Mt. Slope |
|
286 |
(2318) |
N tomb. AMI, vol.I, fig.45 |
|
287 |
(1693) |
N tomb. Facade. AMI, vol.I, fig.46 |
|
288 |
(1695) |
N tomb. Detail of throne, throne-bearers and lion relief, right half |
|
289 |
(1696) |
N tomb. Throne-bearers, left half |
|
290 |
(1694) |
N tomb. Artaxerxes, doorway. AMI, vol.I, fig.47; IAE, p1.XLV, right |
|
291 |
(2319) |
S tomb. Artaxerxes II. |
|
292 |
(1697) |
S tomb. Closer view |
|
293 |
(1698) |
S tomb. Facade (joined with Nos.294–295). IAE, p1.LXXIV |
|
294 |
(1700) |
S tomb. See No.293 Joined to No.295, AMI, vol.I, figs.48–49 |
|
295 |
(1699) |
S tomb. See No.294 |
|
296 |
(1701) |
S tomb. Interior. AMI, vol.I, fig.50 |
|
297 |
(1702) |
Unfinished tomb of Darius III. AMI, vol.I, fig.53 |
|
298 |
(1704) |
Unfinished tomb of Darius III. Facade. King worshipping |
|
299 |
(2366) |
Unfinished tomb of Darius III. Detail of No.298. Figure of King |
|
300 |
(1703) |
Unfinished tomb of Darius III. Rock quarry near tomb |
|
301 |
(2320) |
Southern section. Huge column base. AMI, vol.I, fig.52 |
|
302 |
(2321) |
Southern section. Another view of No.301, excavated |
|
303 |
(2322) |
N section, door Frātadāra. AMI, vol.I, fig.55 |
|
304 |
(335) |
Persepolis. Fragments of glazed brick wall panels |
|
305 |
(336) |
Persepolis. Another view same subject |
|
306 |
(337) |
Persepolis. Another view same subject |
|
307 |
(338) |
Persepolis. Another view same subject |
|
308 |
(989) |
Foundations of fire temple in plain |
|
309 |
(987) |
Foundations of fire temple in plain |
|
310 |
(990) |
Foundations of fire temple in plain |
|
311 |
(1552) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Joins No.316 to form panorama |
|
312 |
(1555) |
Plain, looking from Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
313 |
(1554) |
Mt. ranges behind Naqsh-i Rustam. |
|
314 |
(2231) |
Mt. ranges behind Naqsh-i Rustam. |
|
315 |
(2232) |
Mt. ranges behind Naqsh-i Rustam. |
|
317 |
(2218) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Area of fire altars and quarry. Nos. 317, 318 or 319 and 320 overlap to form a panorama |
|
318 |
(2219) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. |
|
319 |
(2221) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another exposure of No.318 |
|
320 |
(2220) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Pair of fire altars |
|
321 |
(2222) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of No.320 |
|
322 |
(2224) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of fire altars |
|
323 |
(2223) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. View over plain from Mt. behind fire altars |
|
324 |
(2226) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. View to left of preceeding, showing Ka'ba i Zardusht |
|
325 |
(2225) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. View to left of preceeding, across plain |
|
326 |
(2233) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. View from Mt. across plain, tomb in left lower corner |
|
327 |
(2227) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Altar on Mt. above tombs |
|
328 |
(2228) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ruins of altar on Mt. |
|
329 |
(2229) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of No.327 |
|
330 |
(2230) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Quarry |
|
331 |
(2245) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Cliff with tombs and Ka'ba |
|
332 |
(1557) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Darius |
|
333 |
(1556) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Two tombs |
|
334 |
(2236) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Xerxes |
|
335 |
(2235) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Darius and Sasanian relieves |
|
336 |
(2234) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. From tomb of Darius, looking towards Istakhr |
|
337 |
(2237) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of tomb of Xerxes |
|
338 |
(1570) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of No.339 |
|
339 |
(269) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Darius, cuneiform inscription |
|
340 |
(1569) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of No.339 |
|
341 |
(2238) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Interior of tomb |
|
342 |
(2239) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Darius, another photo of interior |
|
343 |
(1559) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. Throne and King |
|
344 |
(1558) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. Closer view of King |
|
345 |
(1189) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. Detail of throne-bearers |
|
346 |
(1561) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. Detail of throne-bearers, overlaps No.347 at right |
|
347 |
(1560) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. See No.346 |
|
348 |
(1562) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. Close-up of No.349 |
|
349 |
(1563) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, tomb of Xerxes. Doorway |
|
350 |
(2244) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ka'ba i Zardusht. IAE, p1.XLI, top, right |
|
351 |
(2246) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. |
|
352 |
(264) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. |
|
353 |
(2247) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Doorway. IAE, p1.XLI, top, left |
|
354 |
(2248) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. View from inside |
| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
1 |
(4066) |
Persepolis panorama. From S |
|
(4067) |
Persepolis panorama. From S with column base on plain |
|
2 |
(4072) |
Persepolis panorama. Making squeeze of foundation inscription |
|
(4071) |
Persepolis panorama. Closer view of preceeding |
|
3 |
(4070) |
Persepolis panorama. Looking W from SE corner. AMI, vol.I, fig.2 |
|
(4062) |
Persepolis panorama. Garden terrace. AMI, vol.I, fig.35 |
|
4 |
(4064) |
Persepolis panorama. (Damaged film) Terrace, SE corner |
|
(4065) |
Persepolis panorama. Another exposure of preceeding |
|
5 |
(4082) |
Persepolis panorama. Central hall of Hadish |
|
(4081) |
Persepolis panorama. Apadāna, looking toward gateway |
|
6 |
(4080) |
Persepolis panorama. Apadāna, looking from Tripylon |
|
(4075) |
Persepolis panorama. Central hall of Hadish |
|
7 |
(4069) |
Persepolis panorama. Terrace, looking NW |
|
(4063) |
Persepolis panorama. On terrace, looking S |
|
8 |
(4068) |
Persepolis panorama. Terrace from the E |
|
(4083) |
Persepolis panorama. 100-Column Hall |
|
9 |
(4079) |
Persepolis panorama. Hadish, looking from Tachara |
|
(4061) |
Persepolis panorama. E section of terrace, looking towards N tomb |
|
10 |
(4073) |
Persepolis panorama. N section of city. AMI, vol.I, fig.54 |
|
(4074) |
Persepolis panorama. Water channel near Naqsh-i Rajab. AMI, vol.I, fig. 4 |
|
11 |
(3899) |
Naqsh-i Rustam panorama. Tombs |
|
(4088) |
Naqsh-i Rustam panorama. Tombs |
|
12 |
(4086) |
Naqsh-i Rustam panorama. |
|
(4090) |
Naqsh-i Rustam panorama. Quarries and altars |
|
13 |
(4084) |
Naqsh-i Rustam panorama. From quarry near Persepolis |
|
14 |
(4076) |
Naqsh-i Rajab panorama |
|
(4091) |
Naqsh-i Rajab panorama. (Reliefs in cleft, center of photo) |
|
15 |
(4077) |
Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il panorama. Astodāna near Persepolis |
|
16 | |
Six photos taken at Persepolis by Miss Constance Warner, following construction of living quarters and museum. Includes a photo in Santa Fe. No negatives |
Subseries 4.5.3: Vol.3| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
1 | |
Persepolis. Terrace from plain. (All of these prints through p.9 (except for p.7a) were probably bought by Herzfeld in Shiraz in 1905) |
|
2 | |
Persepolis. Entrance, human-headed bulls |
|
3 | |
Persepolis. Doorway of Tachara |
|
3a | |
Persepolis. Terrace with tents |
|
4 | |
Persepolis. Entrance, lions |
|
5 | |
Persepolis. Another view of same |
|
6 | |
Persepolis. Tripylon, Darius, cf. vol.2–182 p. |
|
7a | |
Persepolis. Detail of border of Darius, cf. vol.2–258 |
|
7b | |
Persepolis. 100-Column Hall, King on throne |
|
8a | |
Persepolis. King stabbing monster |
|
8b | |
Persepolis. Another view of same |
|
9 | |
Persepolis. 100-Column Hall |
|
10a |
(2304–05) |
Persepolis. Column, Apadāna. IAE, p1.LVII |
|
10b |
(2255–56) |
Persepolis. Apadāna. AMI, vol.I, fig.18 |
|
11a | |
Persepolis. Apadāna, entrance stairway |
|
11b | |
Persepolis. Same as preceeding |
|
12a |
(4085) |
Panorama. Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il |
|
12b |
(4078) |
Panorama. (Damaged) Persepolis, terrace, looking N |
|
13a |
(4087) |
Panorama. Naqsh-i Rustam, tombs |
|
13b |
(4092) |
Panorama. Persepolis, road nearby, looking towards Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
14a |
(5423) |
Panorama. Unidentified |
|
14b |
(4129) |
Panorama. On Mts. at Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
15a |
(5420) |
Panorama. Unidentified |
|
15b |
(5421) |
Panorama. Another view of preceeding |
|
16 |
(4095) |
Panorama. (Damaged), unidentified |
|
17a |
(5424) |
Panorama. Tennis courts in garden, unidentified |
|
17b |
(4130) |
Panorama. Harvesting grain, unidentified |
|
18a |
(3954) |
Silver bowl. Artaxerxes 1. AMI, vol.VII, p1.I |
|
18b |
(3955) |
Silver bowl. Details of inscription. AMI, vol.VII, p1.I |
|
19a |
(3956) |
Silver bowl. Reverse. AMI, vol.VII, p1.II |
|
19b |
(3957) |
Silver bowl. Other sections, inscription. AMI, vol.VII, p1.II |
|
20 | |
Stakhr, bull's head. See Photo File 2–209 |
|
21 | |
Persepolis. Squeeze of cypress (drawing). IAE, fig.373 |
|
22 | |
Six small carved stones. (drawing). IAE, fig.267 |
|
23 |
(1699–1700) |
Persepolis, S tomb, cf. vol.1–294. AMI, vol.I, figs.48–49 |
|
24a |
(5030) |
Small turbaned head, full face |
|
24c | |
Same, three-quarter view |
|
25a | |
Head in profile. Assyrian |
|
25b | |
Head in profile. Merodach baladan |
|
25c | |
Head in profile. Persepolis, cf. vol.2–237 |
|
25d | |
Head in profile. Persepolis. cf. vol.2–242 |
|
26a |
(1673) |
Head in profile. Persepolis, servant |
|
26b | |
Head in profile. Persepolis, another servant, cf. vol.1–243 |
|
26c | |
Head in profile. Persepolis, servant |
|
27a | |
Khorsabad relief (apparently dealer's photo) |
|
27b | |
Assyrian relief (apparently dealer's photo) |
|
28a | |
Susa. Frieze of archers in Louvre |
|
28b | |
Another view of preceeding |
|
28c | |
Babylonian map, stone. British Museum |
|
29a | |
Sumerian vase. MMA. IAE, p1.XXIV |
|
29b | |
Egyptian bronze, Horus |
|
30a | |
Stone plaque, affronted lions |
|
30b | |
Persepolis. Foundation tablets and stone box |
|
30c | |
Persepolis. Gold and silver foundation tablets |
|
31a | |
Persepolis. Corner of terrace by drive |
|
31b | |
Persepolis. Apadāna columns from side |
|
31c | |
Persepolis. View on terrace, looking towards entrance |
|
31d | |
Persepolis. Entrance with figures and columns, Naqsh-i Rustam in rear |
|
32a | |
Persepolis. View on terrace |
|
32b | |
Persepolis. Tachara. W front |
|
32c | |
Persepolis. Hadish with small staircase |
|
32d | |
Persepolis. 100-Column Hall |
|
33a | |
Persepolis. View on terrace |
|
33b | |
Persepolis. Excavations: stones on terrace. ca 1932 |
|
33c | |
Persepolis. Another view of preceeding |
|
33d | |
Persepolis. Same as preceeding |
|
34a | |
Persepolis. View of ruins from plain |
|
34b | |
Persepolis. Mts., looking toward Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
34c | |
Persepolis. Village with Naqsh-i Rustam in background |
|
34d | |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Sasanian relief. View towards Naqsh-i Rustam |
|
35b | |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb IV |
|
35c | |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ka'ba i Zardusht |
|
35d | |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tombs I–III |
|
36a | |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ka'ba i Zardusht |
|
36b | |
Persepolis. Tomb of Artaxerxes. (Photo 1905 purchase ?) |
|
37a | |
Persepolis. Charioteer |
|
37b | |
Persepolis. Apadāna inscription. (Print purchased 1905?) |
|
38a |
(2238) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Tomb of Darius, interior |
|
38b | |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ka'ba i Zardusht |
|
39a | |
Persepolis, Tripylon. Friedrich Krefter with Herzfeld's Irish terrier, Tai. ca. 1933 |
|
39b | |
Istakhr. See File 7–74 |
|
39c | |
Naqsh-i Rustam, altars |
|
40a | |
Pasargadae. Tomb, W side, cf. File 2–2–156 |
|
40b | |
Pasargadae. Building P, cf. File 2–2–140 |
|
40c | |
Pasargadae. Another view of preceeding |
|
40d | |
Pasargadae. Building S, SE corner, cf. File 2–1–104 |
|
42a | |
Bistun, Darius relief. Photo, Burckhart |
|
42b | |
Bistun, Darius relief. Photo, Burckhart |
|
43a | |
Bistun, Darius relief. Photo, Blucher |
|
43b | |
Bistun, Darius relief. Photo, Kronecker |
|
43c | |
Bistun, unidentified rock tombs. Photo, D.Mann |
|
44 |
(4079) |
Persepolis panorama. Hadish, looking from Tachara |
|
46a |
(4080) |
Persepolis panorama. Apadāna, looking from Tripylon |
|
46b |
(4078) |
Persepolis panorama. (Damaged) Apadāna and entrance |
|
47a |
(4075) |
Persepolis panorama. Central hall, Hadish. AMI, vol.I, fig.31 |
|
47b |
(4082) |
Persepolis panorama. Another view of preceeding |
|
48a |
(4061) |
Persepolis panorama. E section, looking toward N tomb |
|
48b |
(4068) |
Persepolis panorama. Terrace from the E |
|
49a |
(4083) |
Persepolis panorama. 100-Column Hall |
|
49b |
(4081) |
Persepolis panorama. Apadāna, looking toward entrance |
|
50a |
(4064) |
Persepolis panorama. (Damaged) SE corner from plain |
|
50b |
(4062) |
Persepolis panorama. Garden terrace. AMI, vol.I, fig.35 |
|
51a |
(4069) |
Persepolis panorama. Terrace from Mt. |
|
51b |
(4063) |
Persepolis panorama. On terrace, looking S |
|
52a |
(4072) |
Persepolis panorama. Making squeeze of foundation inscription |
|
52b |
(4071) |
Persepolis panorama. Closer view of preceeding |
|
53a |
(4070) |
Persepolis panorama. Looking W from SE corner. AMI, vol.I, fig.2 |
|
53b |
(4065) |
Persepolis panorama. SE corner of terrace from plain |
|
54a |
(4074) |
Persepolis panorama. Water channel N of terrace. AMI, vol.I, fig.4 |
|
54b |
(4073) |
Persepolis panorama. N section of city. AMI, vol.I, fig.54 |
|
55a |
(4066) |
Persepolis panorama. Ruins from S |
|
55b |
(4067) |
Persepolis panorama. Closer view with column bases |
|
56a |
(3899) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. Tombs |
|
56b |
(4089) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. Looking towards Istakhr. See another exposure, 4089a |
|
58a |
(4090) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. Showing quarries and altars |
|
58b |
(4086) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. Full sweep |
|
59a |
(4087) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. Three tombs and Ka'ba |
|
59b |
(4088) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. Four tombs |
|
60a |
(4084) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. From Persepolis quarry |
|
60b |
(3898) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. From Naqsh-i Rajab |
|
61 |
(4092) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, panorama. From Persepolis-Istakhr road |
|
62a |
(4077) |
Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il panorama. Astodāna near Persepolis |
|
62b |
(4085) |
Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il panorama. A closer view |
|
63a |
(4076) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Cleft with Sasanian reliefs |
|
63b |
(4091) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Closer view |
|
64a | |
Persepolis, terrace. Living quarters and museum Herzfeld constructed on old foundations |
|
64b | |
Another view of preceeding |
|
64d | |
Comparison of construction methods in Santa Fe, New Mexico |
|
64e | |
A section of newly discovered E stairway |
|
64f | |
Another view of preceeding |
|
65a |
(8342) |
Langsdorff, Herzfeld and Krefter in front of expedition house, ca.1933 |
|
65b | |
Herzfeld seated by entrance gateway. Photo, H.F.V.Bassowitz |
|
65c | |
Herzfeld feeding pet boar, "Bulbul" (nightingale) |
|
66a | |
Oct.28, 1932. Herzfeld, staff and visitors at time of visit of Reza Shah |
|
66b | |
Herzfeld leaving Persepolis, July 18, 1933 |
|
66c | |
Visit to Istakhr with Firuz Mirza, 1924 |
|
67 | |
Baron Max v. Oppenheim, excavator of Tell Halaf and long-time friend of Herzfeld shortly before his death in 1946 |
|
68a | |
Photo in color of winged Genius at Pasargadae. Photo, Krefter |
|
68b |
(5260) |
Tachara of Darius |
|
68c |
(5261) |
Persepolis plain from terrace (?) |
"Achaemenian and Sasanian Inscriptions"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N.Frye Paikuli–Paikuli, Monument, etc., Herzfeld TA–Am Tor von Asien, Herzfeld See also photo file 18, Paikuli.
| Image No. | Neg. No. | Description |
|
1 |
(431) |
Pahlavi rock inscription, Persepolis area. Frye, fig.60 |
|
2 |
(426) |
Pahlavi rock inscription, Persepolis area. Another exposure |
|
3 |
(315) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Two |
|
4 |
(316) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Three with monograms and inscriptions |
|
5 |
(317) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Eight with ibexes |
|
6 |
(318) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Six, mostly with Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
7 |
(319) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Four with figures and Greek inscriptions |
|
8 |
(320) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Six with animals |
|
9 |
(321) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Two. Frye, fig.57 |
|
10 |
(322) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Two with official Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
11 |
(323) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Two with similar inscriptions |
|
12 |
(324) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Three with animals |
|
13 |
(3200) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Two with official inscriptions |
|
14 |
(3201) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Another view of 13 |
|
15 |
(3208) |
Sasanian clay bullae. Another view of 13 |
|
16 |
(1451) |
Clay tablet with cuneiform inscription. |
|
17 |
(1452) |
Clay tablet with cuneiform inscription. Possibly squeeze of preceeding tablet |
|
18–22 |
(303–306; 388) |
Copper tablet with cuneiform inscription on each side. AMI, vol.IX, pp.159–177, with 1 p1. |
|
23 |
(325) |
Six seals or tablets with cuneiform |
|
24–29 |
(309–14) |
Gold tablets with cuneiform. No.28, publ. Frye, fig.38 |
|
30–35 |
(1010–13; 1166–67) |
Squeezes of Pahlavi inscription, Sar Mashhad |
|
36 |
(1914) |
Sarpul, Pahlavi inscription. TA, p1.XXVI, bottom, right |
|
37 |
(1915) |
Sarpul, Pahlavi inscription. TA, p1.XXVI, bottom, left |
|
38 |
(1977) |
Firuzabad. Pahlavi inscription of Mihrnarseh.Another view in No. 120 |
|
39 |
(1978) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Kartīr inscription. Other views, Nos.104–105 |
|
40 |
(1979) |
Persepolis, Tachara inscription. See also Nos.106–107 |
|
41–51 |
(1980–90) |
Sar Mashad. Kartīr inscription |
|
52 |
(1991) |
Istakhr city gate. Pahlavi inscription. Another exposure 3940 |
|
53 |
(1992) |
Paikuli. View from ruins |
|
54 |
(1994) |
Paikuli. Ruins. Paikuli, p1.4 |
|
55 |
(1993) |
Paikuli. View of ruins |
|
56 |
(2674) |
Paikuli. Architectural fragments, crenellation |
|
57 |
(1995) |
Paikuli. Architectural fragments |
|
58 |
(1996) |
Paikuli. Bust of Narseh |
|
59 |
(1997) |
Paikuli. Detail of preceeding |
|
60 |
(1998) |
Paikuli. Another bust of Narseh |
|
61 |
(828) |
Paikuli. Inscribed block (Parsik) new, Sas.VIII. Squeeze Neg.4400 |
|
62 |
(827) |
Paikuli. Another exposure of preceeding. Squeeze Neg.4401 |
|
63 |
(757) |
Paikuli. Inscribed block |
|
64 |
(727) |
Paikuli. Defective exposure of No.61 |
|
65 |
(505) |
Paikuli. Parsik F 12 (tracing) Paikuli, vol.II, p.90. Squeeze Neg.4386 |
|
66 |
(1999) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik F'2. Paikuli, vol.II, p.178. Sq. Neg.4333 |
|
67 |
(2000) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik F'6 (cleaned). Paikuli, vol.II, p.182. Sq. Neg.4335 |
|
68 |
(2001) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik F'7. Paikuli, vol.II, p.184. Sq.Neg.4336 |
|
69 |
(2002) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik F'8. Paikuli, vol.II, p.190. Sq. Neg.4339 |
|
70 |
(2003) |
Paikuli. Two blocks |
|
71 |
(2004) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik. Sq Neg.4402 |
|
72 |
(2005) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik. Sq. Neg.4403 |
|
74 |
(2007) |
Paikuli. Parsik H 8. Paikuli, vol.II, p.112. Sq. Neg.4397 |
|
75 |
(2008) |
Paikuli. New block. Sq. Neg.4404 |
|
76 |
(2009) |
Paikuli. Closer view of No.75 |
|
77 |
(2010) |
Paikuli. Parsik B7 (cleaned). Paikuli, vol.II, pp34–35. Sq. Neg.4358 |
|
80 |
(2013) |
Paikuli. New block. Sq. Neg.4405 |
|
82 |
(2015) |
Paikuli. New block. Sq. Neg.4406 |
|
83 |
(2016) |
Paikuli. New block. Sq. Neg.4407 |
|
85 |
(2018) |
Paikuli. Parsik B 1.Paikuli, vol.II, p.130. Sq. Neg.4309 |
|
86 |
(2019) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik C'1. Paikuli, vol.II, p.144. Sq. Neg.4316 |
|
87 |
(2020) |
Paikuli. Pahlavik D'10. Paikuli, vol.II.p.166. Sq. Neg.4327 |
|
88 |
(2021) |
Paikuli. Parsik B 5. Paikuli, vol.II, p.31. Sq.Neg.4356 |
|
90 |
(2023) |
Paikuli. Parsik B 12. Paikuli, vol.II, p.45. Sq.Neg.4363 |
|
91 |
(2024) |
Paikuli. Parsik C 3. Paikuli, vol.II, p. 51. Sq. Neg.4366 |
|
92 |
(2025) |
Paikuli. Parsik D 3. Paikuli, vol.II, p.61. Sq.Neg.4371 |
|
93 |
(2026) |
Paikuli. Parsik D 6. Paikuli, vol.II, p.65. Sq. Neg.4373 |
|
94 |
(2027) |
Paikuli. Parsik E 7. Paikuli, vol.II, p.72. Sq. Neg.4377 |
|
95 |
(2028) |
Paikuli. Parsik F 13. Paikuli, vol.II, p.92. Sq. Neg.4387 |
|
96 |
(2661) |
Shah Sherwan, Gorge of Hajjiabad |
|
97 |
(2662) |
Joins preceeding |
|
98 |
(2663) |
Hajjiabad. View from cave |
|
99 |
(2664) |
Hajjiabad. Pahlavik text |
|
100 |
(2665) |
Hajjiabad. Close-up of text |
|
101 |
(2666)
|
Hajjiabad. Another exposure of text |
|
102 |
(2667)
|
Firuzabad, Mihrnarseh inscription at bride
|
|
103 |
(2668)
|
Another view of preceeding
|
|
104 |
(2669)
|
Naqsh-i Rajab. Kartīr inscription. See also No.39 |
|
105 |
(2670)
|
Naqsh-i Rajab. Another view |
|
106 |
(2671)
|
Persepolis, Tachara. Pahlavi inscription. See also No.40 |
|
107 |
(2672)
|
Persepolis, Tachara. Another exposure |
|
108 |
(2673)
|
Kuh-i Girdelak (between Naqsh-i Rustam and Hajjiabad. Pahlavi inscription |
|
109 |
(2673a)
|
Kuh-i Girdelak Another exposure |
|
110 |
(2675)
|
Paikuli. Bust of Narseh |
|
111 |
(2676)
|
Paikuli. new block. Sq. Neg.4408 |
|
112 |
(2677)
|
Paikuli. Sq. Neg.4409 |
|
113 |
(2678)
|
Paikuli, block. |
|
114 |
(2679)
|
Paikuli, block. |
|
115 |
(2680)
|
Paikuli, block. |
|
116 |
(2681)
|
Paikuli block. |
|
117 |
(2681a)
|
Paikuli, new block. Sq. Neg.4410 |
|
118 |
(2681b)
|
Paikuli, block. |
|
119 |
(2682)
|
Paikuli, block. |
|
120 |
(2683)
|
Paikuli, block. |
|
121 |
(2684)
|
Paikuli, new block. Sq. Neg.4411 |
|
122 |
(2685)
|
Paikuli, new block. Sq. Neg.4412 |
|
123 |
(2686)
|
Paikuli, new block. Sq. Neg.4413 |
|
124 |
(2687)
|
Paikuli, new block. Sq. Neg.4414 |
|
125 |
(2688)
|
Paikuli, new block. |
|
126 |
(2689)
|
Paikuli, new block. Sq. Neg.4415 |
|
127 |
(4513)
|
Naqsh-i Rajab, bust and inscription of Kartīr. Photo, Stolze. Paikuli, vol.II,p.210 |
|
128a | |
Trilingual cuneiform inscription. Persepolis(?) |
|
b | |
Section of Old Persian Cuneiform inscription |
|
b | |
Section of cuneiform inscription. Elamite (?) |
|
130a |
(3941)
|
Hatra, Arabic and Pahlavi inscriptions |
|
b |
(3942)
|
Hatra. Close-up of Pahlavi in preceeding |
|
131 |
(5004)
|
Cuneiform inscription on pre-Achaemenid daggers. IAE, pl.XXVIII |
"Sasanian Architecture"
Note:
The abbreviations used in the captions of published photos are: AHI - Archaeological History of Iran, Herzfeld IAE - Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld
Reference should also be made to Photo File 25, "Sasanidischer Bauten", and to Photo Files 17 and 29, which deal specifically with Kūh-i Khwāja.
Subseries 4.7.1: Vol.1| Image No. | Neg. No. | Description |
|
1 |
(2382)
|
Khurha. Village. Forms panorama with 2381-83-84 |
|
2 |
(2381)
|
Khurha. See No.1 |
|
3 |
(2383)
|
Khurha. See No.1 |
|
4 |
(2384)
|
Khurha. See No.1 |
|
5 |
(2385)
|
Khurha. Columns in distance |
|
6 |
(2387)
|
Khurha. Columns and village |
|
7 |
(2386)
|
Khurha. Columns and ruins |
|
8 |
(2388)
|
Khurha. Columns. AHI, pl. VI |
|
9 |
(2389)
|
Khurha. Columns and temple ruins |
|
10 |
(2390)
|
Khurha. Columns and temple ruins |
|
11 |
(1713) |
Khurha. Columns. IAE, pl.LXXXVIII, top
|
|
12 |
(1714) |
Khurha. Columns and capital |
|
13 |
(1715) |
Khurha. Columns, lower sections and bases |
|
14 |
(1716) |
Khurha. Columns, lower sections and capital |
|
15 |
(2392) |
Khurha. Column bases. IAE, p1.LXXXVIII, bottom |
|
16 |
(2391) |
Khurha. Capital on ground, showing crossed bands |
|
17 |
(1717) |
Khurha. Capital on ground, showing volutes |
|
18 |
(1718) |
Khurha. Columns with capitals. IAE, p1.LXXXIX, top |
|
19 |
(1719) |
Khurha. Single column and capital |
|
20 |
(1720) |
Khurha. Single column |
|
21 |
(2393) |
Khurha. Column base |
|
22 |
(2394) |
Khurha. Corner stone |
|
23 |
(2395) |
Khurha. Corner stone |
|
24 |
(1721) |
Khurha. Foundation stone |
|
25 |
(2380) |
Kangavar (?). Distant view of mound |
|
26 |
(1711) |
Kangavar. Built-in columns. IAE, p1.LXXXVII, top |
|
27 |
(1712) |
Kangavar. Mosque (1 pier missing in photo) |
|
28 |
(1710) |
Kangavar. Column section and base of temple |
|
29 |
(928) |
Kangavar. Column base. IAE, p1.LXXXVII, bottom |
|
30 |
(2369) |
Kangavar. Column bases in field |
|
31 |
(2372) |
Kangavar. Detail of one base |
|
32 |
(2373) |
Kangavar. Detail of 2
nd base, another view in No.33 |
|
33 |
(2374) |
Kangavar. See No.32 |
|
34 |
(2375) |
Kangavar. Close-up of base in No.30 |
|
35 |
(2376) |
Kangavar. Another base in No.30 |
|
36 |
(2377) |
Kangavar. A third base in No.30 |
|
37 |
(2370) |
Tepe near Kangavar. (Tell: Khizil ?) |
|
38 |
(2371) |
Tepe near Kangavar. Another view |
|
39 |
(2378) |
In Asadabad. Re-used temple blocks |
|
40 |
(2379) |
Asadabad. Column base with guilloche |
|
41 |
(1737) |
Kharg. Decorative details of two tombs |
|
(1737a) |
Kharg. Another view of preceeding |
|
42 |
(2396a) |
Kharg. General view of tombs |
|
43–46 |
(2396–2399) |
Kharg. General views of tombs |
|
47 |
(1723) |
Kharg. Single tomb |
|
48 |
(1722) |
Kharg. General view of elaborate tombs and Imamzadeh |
|
49 |
(1724) |
Kharg. A single tomb |
|
50 |
(1725) |
Kharg. Another single tomb |
|
51 |
(1726) |
Kharg. Interior of tomb with reclining figure |
|
52 |
(1727) |
Kharg. Another view of No.51. AHI, p1.XIX, bottom |
|
53 |
(1730) |
Kharg. Another view of No.51 |
|
54 |
(1728) |
Kharg. Details of moldings |
|
55 |
(1729) |
Kharg. Detail of molding |
|
56 |
(1733) |
Kharg. Closer view of tomb in No.48. AHI, p1.XIX, top |
|
57 |
(1734) |
Kharg. Interior of tomb |
|
58 |
(1731) |
Kharg. Detail of No. 56. IAE, p1.XCIII, left, bottom |
|
59 |
(1732) |
Kharg. Interior of tomb |
|
60 |
(1735) |
Kharg. Interior of tomb |
|
61 |
(1736)(1736a) |
Kharg. Details of moldings (1736a) |
|
62 |
(2404) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). AHI, p1.XV, left; IAE, p1.XCV, right |
|
63 |
(2405) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Lower platform and Imamzadeh from near top |
|
64 |
(1745) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Top |
|
65 |
(2406) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Lower platform. IAE, p1.XCV, left |
|
66 |
(2407) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Lower platform |
|
67 |
(2408) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Imamzadeh and lower platform |
|
68 |
(2409) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Imamzadeh |
|
69 |
(2409a) |
Takht-i Rustam (Shahriyar). Imamzadeh |
|
70 |
(2410) |
Taq-i Bustan. Hollyhocks |
|
71 |
(2411) |
Istakhr. City gate |
|
72 |
(2412) |
Istakhr. City gate and aqueduct |
|
73 |
(2413) |
Istakhr. Mosque, fallen column and base |
|
74 |
(2414) |
Istakhr. Mosque, standing column and capital |
|
75 |
(2416) |
Istakhr. Mosque, another view of standing column |
|
76 |
(2415) |
Istakhr. Mosque, detail of column and capital |
|
77 |
(1746) |
Istakhr. Mosque, close-up of capital |
|
78 |
(2417) |
Between Persepolis and Naqsh-i Rajab. Dakhmah |
|
79 |
(2418) |
N of Persepolis. Dakhmah |
|
80 |
(2423) |
Imamzadeh Isma'il. Group of dakhmahs |
|
81 |
(2421) |
Imamzadeh Isma'il. Section of No.80 |
|
82 |
(2422) |
Imamzadeh Isma'il. Group of dakhmahs |
|
83 |
(2420) |
Imamzadeh Isma'il. Group of three dakhmahs |
|
84 |
(2419) |
Imamzadeh Isma'il. Single dakhmah, detail of No.81 Inscription in Neg.3943 |
|
85 |
(1743) |
Taq i Girra. Paikuli, p1.218, center |
|
86 |
(2424) |
Shiraz. Qasr-i Abu Nasr. End of fortress |
|
87 |
(1744) |
Taq i Girra. Section. Paikuli, p1.218, right |
|
88 | |
Taq-i Kisra. Archaeologische Reise, vol.III, p1.XXXIX |
|
89 |
(1201) |
Taq-i Kisra. Two pieces of stucco decoration |
|
90 |
(1739) |
Qasr-i Shirin. Temple (Tchuārqapu) |
|
91 |
(1740) |
Qasr-i Shirin. Palace |
|
92 |
(1741) |
Qasr-i Shirin. Palace, corridor |
|
93 |
(1742) |
Qasr-i Shirin. Section of aqueduct (?) |
|
94 |
(1738) |
Dastagird. Detail of brick construction |
|
95 |
(1747) |
Firuzabad. Kaleh-I dukhtar |
|
96 |
(1748) |
Firuzabad. Gorge below Kaleh-i dukhtar |
|
97 |
(1751) |
Firuzabad, Kaleh-I dukhtar. From N. AHI, p1.XIV |
|
98 |
(1749) |
Firuzabad, Kaleh-I dukhtar. Round tower from E |
|
99 |
(1750) |
Firuzabad, Kaleh-I dukhtar. Another view of preceeding |
|
100 |
(1752) |
Firuzabad, Kaleh-I dukhtar. Inside large Iwan |
|
101 |
(1753) |
Firuzabad, Kaleh-I dukhtar. N wall of large Iwan, interior |
|
102 |
(1754) |
Firuzabad, Kaleh-I dukhtar. Central room with cupola |
|
103 |
(1755) |
Firuzabad, palace. E front |
|
104 |
(2425) |
Firuzabad, palace. Exterior (joins No. 105) |
|
105 |
(2426) |
Firuzabad, palace. See No.104 |
|
106 |
(2427) |
Firuzabad, palace. Inner court |
|
107 |
(2428) |
Firuzabad, palace. Wall beside opening of large Iwan |
|
108 |
(2429) |
Firuzabad, palace. Lateral view of cupola |
|
109 |
(2430) |
Firuzabad, palace. Inner court |
|
110 |
(2431) |
Firuzabad, palace. Court left of small Iwan. AHI, p1.XV, right. |
|
111 |
(2432) |
Firuzabad, palace. Court left of large Iwan |
|
112 |
(2433) |
Firuzabad, palace. Detail of No.114 |
|
113 |
(2434) |
Firuzabad, palace. Facade under cupola |
|
114 |
(2435) |
Firuzabad, palace. Facade under cupola with "Egyptian" cornice |
|
115 |
(2436) |
Firuzabad, palace. Court, large Iwan |
|
116 |
(2437) |
Firuzabad, palace. Cornice, detail of No.114 |
|
117 |
(2438) |
Firuzabad, palace. Cupola above No.114 |
|
118 |
(2439) |
Firuzabad, palace. Substructure of fire-temple |
|
119 |
(2440) |
Firuzabad, fire-temple. More distant view in No.118 |
|
120 |
(2441) |
Closer view of No.118 |
|
121 |
(2442) |
Closer view of No.118. On top of substructure |
|
122 |
(2443) |
Firuzabad, inner core of tower |
|
123–126 |
(2444–2446) |
Other views of tower in No.122 |
|
127 |
(2447) |
Firuzabad. Door of Imamzadeh with inscribed plaque |
|
128 |
(2448) |
Farrashband. Fire-temple Vol.2, Nos.129–243 |
|
129 |
(2449) |
Farrashband. Qanatabagh, fire-temple |
|
130 |
(2450) |
Detail of preceeding |
|
131 |
(2451) |
Farrashband. Ruin field |
|
132 |
(2452) |
Behind Sar Mashhad. Small stone structure |
|
133 |
(2453) |
Behind Sar Mashhad. Interior |
|
134 |
(3178) |
Bishapur. Large spring S of temple ruins |
|
135 |
(3175) |
Bishapur. From NW |
|
136 |
(2454) |
Bishapur. Ruins of fort S of gorge |
|
137 |
(2455) |
Bishapur. Another view of No.136 |
|
138 |
(2456) |
Bishapur. Gorge from NW |
|
139 |
(2466) |
Bishapur. Gorge, N side, with Sasanian reliefs |
|
140 |
(2457) |
Bishapur. Building with consoles |
|
141 |
(2458) |
Bishapur. Detail of No.140 |
|
142 |
(2459) |
Bishapur. Cornice of spring (now buried) |
|
143 |
(2460) |
Bishapur. Spring |
|
144 |
(2461) |
Bishapur. Another view of No.143 |
|
145 |
(1756) |
Mil-i Azdaha. Tower |
|
146 |
(1757) |
Mil-i Azdaha. Another view of tower |
|
147 |
(1758) |
Mil-i Azdaha. Third view of tower |
|
148 |
(1759) |
Mil-i Azdaha. Detail of construction |
|
149 |
(2034) |
Qaleh-i dukhtar, near Baze'ur. General view of site |
|
150 |
(2035) |
Baze'ur, fire-temple. |
|
151 |
(2037) |
Baze'ur, fire-temple. Another view |
|
152 |
(2039) |
Baze'ur, fire-temple. Interior |
|
153 |
(2036) |
Baze'ur, fire-temple. Interior, section of dome |
|
154 |
(2038) |
Baze'ur, fire-temple. Detail of construction |
|
155 |
(2029) |
near Rayy. Brick archway |
|
156 |
(2030) |
near Rayy. Nizamabad, provenance of Sasanian stuccos in Berlin and Pahlavi ostraca in British Museum |
|
157 |
(2033) |
Paqaleh (Khurasan). General view |
|
158 |
(2031) |
Paqaleh (Khurasan). Detail of No.157 |
|
159 |
(2032) |
Paqaleh (Khurasan). Another view |
|
160 |
(432) |
Shiraz. Qasr-i Abu Nasr |
|
161 |
(1004) |
Shiraz. Qasr-i Abu Nasr, Qaleh-i Bandar near entrance to Saadi tomb |
|
162 |
(1005) |
In desert E of Bam, ruined fort or town. |
|
163 |
(1022) |
In desert E of Bam, ruined fort or town. Another view (?) |
|
164 |
(2045) |
Sistan, Shahristan. Panorama |
|
165 |
(2046) |
Sistan, Shahristan. |
|
166 |
(2041) |
Sistan, Shahristan. E |
|
167 |
(2040) |
Sistan, Shahristan. N |
|
168 |
(2042) |
Sistan, Shahristan. S |
|
169 |
(2044) |
Sistan, Shahristan. W |
|
170 |
(2043) |
Sistan, Shahristan. |
|
171 |
(2047) |
Sistan, Shahristan. |
|
172 |
(2048) |
Sistan, Shahristan. |
|
173 |
(2049) |
Sistan, Shahristan. |
|
174 |
(2051) |
Sistan, Shahristan. Imamzadeh near Shahristan |
|
175 |
(2050) |
Sistan, Shahristan. Another view of No.174 |
|
176 |
(2052) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Island in the Hamun Sea |
|
177 |
(2053) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view. AHI, p1.VII, top |
|
178 |
(2054) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. S end of island. IAE, p1.XCVI, top |
|
179 |
(2055) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.178 |
|
180 |
(2056) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. W fort from S beach |
|
181 |
(2057) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.180 |
|
182 |
(2059) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Town from beach. E fort on top |
|
183 |
(2058) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.182 |
|
184 |
(2060) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Town from SE |
|
185 |
(2061) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Town, upper part, W front |
|
186 |
(2063) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Palace from top of hill |
|
187 |
(2064) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.186 |
|
188 |
(2065) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. W side of palace |
|
189 |
(2066) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. City gate near SE corner |
|
190 |
(2067) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.189 |
|
191 |
(2068) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. On street, looking up to palace |
|
192 |
(2069) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.191 |
|
193 |
(2070) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Street from E to W below palace |
|
194 |
(2071) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.193 |
|
195 |
(2073) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Turn in street |
|
196 |
(2074) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Outer gate of palace |
|
197 |
(2072) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No. 196 |
|
198 |
(2076) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Main palace gate, W side |
|
199 |
(2077) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.198 |
|
200 |
(2078) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Detail of No.199 |
|
201 |
(2075) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Detail of No.199 |
|
202 |
(2079) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Great court, S front with E fort |
|
203 |
(2080) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.202. IAE, p1.XCVI, center |
|
204 |
(2081) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Court, NW corner |
|
205 |
(2082) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Detail of No.205 |
|
206 |
(966) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Great court. Vault and gallery N side |
|
207 |
(1158) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Main facade, partially excavated. IAE, p1.XCVI, bottom |
|
208 |
(1172) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Detail of No.107 |
|
209 |
(1173) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Second period of facade with stucco figure |
|
210 |
(179) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Vaults in front of gallery |
|
211 |
(2083) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Vaulted room above gallery |
|
212 |
(2084) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Detail of No.211 |
|
213 |
(2085) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Great court, S wing |
|
214 |
(2087) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. T-shaped room E of great court |
|
215 |
(2088) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Court behind T-shaped room |
|
216 |
(2086) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Room adjoining T-shaped room |
|
217 |
(2100) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Gallery before excavation |
|
218 |
(2089) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Entrance to temple |
|
219 |
(2090) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.218 |
|
220 |
(2091) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Temple from E |
|
221 |
(2092) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.220 |
|
222 |
(2093) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Room with girder vaults |
|
223 |
(2094) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of room in No.222 |
|
224 |
(2095) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. NW room of palace |
|
225 |
(2096) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.224 |
|
226 |
(2097) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. N gate from inside |
|
227 |
(2098) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.226 |
|
228 |
(2099) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. N gate, looking N |
|
229 |
(2101) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. N gate from outside |
|
230 |
(2062) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. N gate from W |
|
231 |
(2102) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. E fort |
|
232 |
(2103) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.231 |
|
233 |
(2104) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. W fort from NE |
|
234 |
(2105) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. E fort from SW |
|
235 |
(2106) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. W fort entrance |
|
236 |
(2107) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Another view of No.235 |
|
237 |
(1116) |
Kūh-i Khwāja and Shahristan. Fragments red, hard-fired pottery |
|
238–242 |
(1111–1115) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Fragments unglazed pottery |
|
243 |
(1102) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Fragments painted pottery |
|
244 |
(3943) |
Imamzadeh Shah Isma'il. Squeeze of inscription. Neg.2419. See File 7–84 |
"Sasanian Monuments"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AHI–Archaeological History of Iran, Herzfeld AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N.Frye IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld SR–Revue des Arts Asiatiques, Vol.5, 1928. No.III. "La Sculpture rupestre de la Perse sassanide," Herzfeld TA–Am Tor von Asien, Herzfeld Subseries 4.8.1: Vol. 1| Image No. | Neg. No. | Description |
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1 |
(1901) |
Marble dice-player. TA, p1.XVIII |
|
2 |
(1902) |
Another view of No.1 |
|
3 |
(1906) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Standing figure of King |
|
(1906a) |
Masque of satyr. TA, p1.XIX, center |
|
4 |
(1705) |
Hatra. Griffin. TA, p1.LXI, top |
|
5 |
(1706) |
Hatra. Door-jamb |
|
6 |
(1707) |
Hatra. Door-jamb, sculptured decoration. TA, p1.XLI, left |
|
7 |
(1709) |
Hatra. Door-jamb |
|
8 |
(1708) |
Hatra. Door-jamb, sculptured decoration. TA, p1.XLI, right |
|
9 |
(1905) |
Cast of relief. Antiochus of Commagene. TA, p1.XIV; IAE, p1.CV, center |
|
10 |
(926) |
Hamadan, stone lion. IAE, p1.CVI, bottom |
|
11 |
(1903) |
Hamadan, stone lion. Another view of No.10 |
|
12 |
(1904) |
Hamadan, stone lion. Another view of No.10 |
|
13 |
(2492) |
Persepolis. Frātadāra. Queen. IAE, p1.LXXXVI, left |
|
14 |
(2493) |
Persepolis. King. IAE, p1.LXXXVI, right |
|
15 |
(2494) |
Bistun. Arsacid relief. TA, p1.LII, top left; IAE, fig.385 shows drawing |
|
16 |
(2495) |
Bistun. Another view of No.15 |
|
17 |
(2126) |
Large stone head in Tehran Museum |
|
18 |
(1908) |
Bistun, relief Mithradates I & Gotarzes II. TA, p1.XXII, bottom; AHI, p1.VII, bottom |
|
19 |
(1909) |
Bistun, relief Mithradates I & Gotarzes II. TA, p1.XXI |
|
20 |
(1910) |
Bistun, relief Mithradates I & Gotarzes II. TA, p1.XXIII, bottom |
|
21 |
(1911) |
Bistun, relief Mithradates I & Gotarzes II. IAE, p1.CVII, center |
|
22 |
(1907) |
Bistun. Mithradates II. IAE, p1.CVII, bottum; TA, p1.XXII, top |
|
23 |
(1912) |
Sarpul, relief Artabān. TA, p1.XXVI, top left |
|
24 |
(1913) |
Sarpul, relief Artabān. TA, p1.XXVI, top right |
|
25 |
(1765) |
Persepolis, Tachara. Stakhrian graffito. IAE, fig.401 (drawing) |
|
26 |
(1761) |
Firuzabad. Ardashīr I relief. Frye, fig.84 |
|
27 |
(1762) |
Firuzabad. Detail, Ardashīr and Artabān. AHI, p1.XI, top; IAE, p1.CIX, top; SR, p1.XXXVI, fig.4 |
|
28 |
(1763) |
Firuzabad. Detail, Shāpūr and Vizier. IAE, p1.CIX, bottom |
|
29 |
(2785) |
Firuzabad. Ardashīr horsemen |
|
30 |
(1764) |
Firuzabad. Detail, Page and opponent |
|
31 |
(1760) |
Firuzabad. Ardashīr investiture and bridge |
|
32 |
(2781) |
Firuzabad. Ardashīr investiture.SR, p1.XXXV, fig. 1; IAE, p1.CVIII, top |
|
33 |
(1766) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Cleft with sculpture |
|
34 |
(1767) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Closer view of No.33 |
|
35 |
(2778) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Ardashīr investiture. SR, p1.XXXV, fig.2 |
|
36 |
(2745) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Another view of No.35. IAE, p1.CVIII, bottom |
|
37 |
(1768) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Detail of Ardashīr I in No.35 |
|
38 |
(1769) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Detail of god in No.35 |
|
39 |
(1770) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Detail of small figure in No.35 |
|
40 |
(2742) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Another view of preceeding. IAE, p1.CX, top |
|
41 |
(1771) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ardashīr I and Bahrām IV. TA, p1.XXIV |
|
42 |
(1772) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Closer view of preceeding |
|
43 |
(2784) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Ardashīr I investiture in No.41. SR, p1.XXXVI, fig.3; Frye, fig.79 |
|
44 |
(167) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Closer view of No.43 |
|
45 |
(2462) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of Hormizd. IAE, p1.CXI, right |
|
46 |
(2463) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of Ardashīr I. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IIa |
|
47 |
(2464) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail, heads of Ardavan and Ahriman under hooves |
|
48 |
(2466a) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of No. 47 |
|
49 |
(485) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view. IAE, p1.CX, bottom |
|
50 |
(2800) |
Naqsh-i Rajab. Shāpūr I with attendants. SR, p1.XXXVII, fig. 5 |
|
51 |
(1773) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail, Shāpūr I. IAE, p1.CXII, left |
|
52 |
(1776) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail, attendants |
|
53 |
(1774) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail, figure of Shāpūr |
|
54 |
(1777) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail, attendants |
|
55 |
(3203) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Helmets of attendants. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.I |
|
56 |
(3202) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Helmets of attendants. Frye, fig.107 |
|
57 |
(1775) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of No.55 |
|
58 |
(2779) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Shāpūr I investiture. SR, p1.XXXVII, fig.6 |
|
59 |
(1778) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of Shāpūr. IAE, p1.CXII, right |
|
60 |
(1779) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Shāpūr I on throne |
|
61 |
(433) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of preceeding |
|
62 |
(2799) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Shāpūr and Valerian. SR, p1.XXXVIII, fig.7; IAE, p1.CXIII, top |
|
63 |
(2467) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Head of Shāpūr I. Frye, fig.81; AMI, vol. IX, 2, p1.IIb; IAE, p1.CXI, left |
|
64 |
(2465) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of No. 62. Heads of Valerian and Roman |
|
65 |
(170) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Valerian. Detail of No.62. IAE, p1.CXIV, bottom |
|
66 |
(2496) |
Bishapur. Shāpūr I and Valerian |
|
67 |
(1780) |
Bishapur. Detail. Figure of Hormizd |
|
68 |
(2789) |
Bishapur. Valerian. SR, p1.XXXVIII, fig.8; IAE, p1.CXIV, top |
|
69 |
(2468) |
Bishapur. Detail. Prostrate Roman under horse |
|
70 |
(2790) |
Bishapur. Large panel, Shāpūr and Valerian. SR, p1. XXXIX, fig.9 |
|
71 |
(1781) |
Bishapur. Detail, central panel. IAE, p1.CXVI, bottom |
|
72 |
(1782) |
Bishapur. Detail, left above. Saluting horsemen |
|
73 |
(2469) |
Bishapur. Detail, another view of No.72 |
|
74 |
(1783) |
Bishapur. Detail, left below. Saluting horsemen |
|
75 |
(1784) |
Bishapur. Detail, right above, No.1, standing figures. Detail of No.81 |
|
76 |
(1785) |
Bishapur. Detail, right above, No.2, standing figures. Detail of No.81 |
|
77 |
(1786) |
Bishapur. Detail, right below, No.1, standing figures |
|
78 |
(1789) |
Bishapur. Double exposure |
|
79 |
(1787) |
Bishapur. Right below, No.2, standing figures |
|
80 |
(1788) |
Bishapur. Right below, No.3, standing figures. IAE, p1. CXIX, right |
|
81 |
(2469) |
Bishapur. Detail, right side above. See Nos. 75–76 |
|
82 |
(3176) |
Bishapur. Large semicircular relief. Shāpūr's triumph |
|
83 |
(2792) |
Bishapur. Closer view. SR, p1.XXXIX, fig.10;IAB, pl CXV |
|
84 |
(1790) |
Bishapur. Center panel, Shāpūr and Valerian. AHI, p1.XI, bottom; IAE, p1.CXVI, top |
|
85 |
(1791) |
Bishapur. Left side, two lower rows. AHI, p1.XII, top |
|
86 |
(1792) |
Bishapur. Right side |
|
87 |
(1793) |
Bishapur. Right side, rows 2 and 3 with elephant. AHI, p1.XIII; IAE, p1.CXVIII, top |
|
88 |
(1794) |
Bishapur. Right side of No.82, row 4. IAE, p1.CXVII, top |
|
89 |
(2470) |
Bishapur. Shāpūr enthroned |
|
90 |
(2797) |
Bishapur. Detail of King's figure. IAE, p1.CXX, right |
|
91 |
(1795) |
Bishapur. Detail, left top. Attendants. SR, p1.XL, fig.11 |
|
92 |
(1796) |
Bishapur. Detail, left bottom. Attendants. AHI, p1. XII, bottom; IAE, p1.CXVII, bottom |
|
93 |
(1798) |
Bishapur. Detail, right, bottom. Attendants with elephant (joins No.93) |
|
94 |
(1797) |
Bishapur. See No.93. IAE, p1.CXVIII, bottom |
|
95 |
(1799) |
Bishapur. Detail of two heads in No.93 |
|
96 |
(2471) |
Bishapur. Detail, right side, top |
|
97 |
(1805) |
Cave of Shāpūr behind Bishapur |
|
98 |
(1808) |
Valley behind (E of Bishapur), with cave |
|
99 |
(1809) |
View from entrance of cave, looking towards Bishapur |
|
100 |
(1807) |
Entrance of cave with fallen statue in foreground |
|
101 |
(1806) |
Back of figure, looking into cave |
|
102 |
(1800) |
Ceiling of cave |
|
103 |
(2796) |
Statue of Shapur I (front). SR, p1.XL, fig.12; IAE, p1.CXXI, right |
|
104 |
(1802) |
Statue of Shapur I, back of figure |
|
105 |
(1803) |
Fallen figure, showing feet in situ |
|
106 |
(1804) |
Detail of head |
|
107 |
(1801) |
Detail of head. Frye, fig.82 |
|
108 |
(1810) |
Side view of head. IAE, p1.CXXI, left |
|
109 |
(3162) |
Bishapur. Investiture of Bahrām I |
|
110 |
(2798) |
Bishapur. Closer view. SR, p1.XLI, fig.13; IAE, p1.CXIII, bottom |
|
111 |
(2472) |
Bishapur. Detail of No.109, horses |
|
112 |
(2473) |
Bishapur. Detail of No.109, head of Hormizd |
|
113 |
(2474) |
Bishapur. Detail of No.109, head of Bahrām I. IAE, p1.CXI, center |
|
114 |
(2475) |
Bishapur. Detail of No.109, chlamys of god |
|
115 |
(2788) |
Bishapur. Bahrām II and Arabs. SR, p1.XLII, fig.16 |
|
116 |
(1812) |
Bishapur. Close-up of King. IAE, p1.CXXII (joined to No.117) |
|
117 |
(1811) |
Bishapur. Close-up of Arabs. See No.116 |
|
118 |
(2478) |
Bishapur. Detail, head of Bahrām II. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IIIa |
|
119 |
(3177) |
Bishapur. Relief in No.115 with water channel in front |
|
120 |
(2787) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Bahrām II with attendants. SR, p1.XLII, fig.15; AHI, p1.IV |
|
121 |
(2477) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Bahrām II with attendants. Left side of preceeding. Frye, fig.108 |
|
122 |
(2479) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Bahrām II with attendants. Right side with Elamite figure |
|
123 |
(430) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Bahrām II with attendants. Close-up of right side with King |
|
124 |
(425) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Bahrām II with attendants. Close-up of left side. IAE, p1.CXXIV, left, top |
|
125 |
(2476) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, Bahrām II with attendants. Close-up of standing Elamitc figure |
|
126 |
(3179) |
Camping in front of Naqsh-i Bahrām |
|
127 |
(2777) |
Naqsh-i Bahrām, Bahrām II enthroned. SR, p1.XLI, fig.14 |
|
128 |
(1816) |
Naqsh-i Bahrām, Bahrām II enthroned. Close-up of King. IAE, p1.CXX, left |
|
129 |
(1815) |
Naqsh-i Bahrām, Bahrām II enthroned. Detail, two attendants at left. IAE, p1. CXXIV, left bottom |
|
130 |
(1814) |
Naqsh-i Bahrām, Bahrām II enthroned. Detail, King's head and attendants. Frye, fig.109 |
|
131 |
(2485) |
Sar Mashhad. General view |
|
132 |
(169) |
Sar Mashhad. Scaffolding for squeeze |
|
133 |
(171) |
Sar Mashhad. Another view of No. 132 |
|
134 |
(2780) |
Sar Mashhad. Bahrām II slaying lions. SR, p1.XLIII, fig.17 |
|
135 |
(2487) |
Sar Mashhad. Another view of No.134. Frye, fig.93 |
|
136 |
(1817) |
Sar Mashhad. Detail of King and lions. IAE, p1.CXXII, left |
|
137 |
(1819) |
Sar Mashhad. Detail of Queen. IAE, p1.CXXIII, right |
|
138 |
(2489) |
Sar Mashhad. Detail, head of King |
|
139 |
(2488) |
Sar Mashhad. Detail, head of Queen |
|
140 |
(2486) |
Sar Mashhad. Detail, head of dead lion |
|
141 |
(2786) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Bahrām II in mounted fight. SR, p1.XLIII, fig.18; TA, p1.XXIII, middle |
|
142 |
(2480) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of No. 141 |
|
143 |
(2481) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. No, 141 partly cleared. Bahrām II above, Hormizd II below |
|
144 |
(2482) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of Bahrām II |
|
145 |
(2483) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of Hormizd II |
|
146 |
(1813) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Horsemen's duel |
|
147 |
(428) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Another view of No.146 |
|
148 |
(427) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of standard-bearer. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.XI |
|
149 |
(2484) |
Naqsh-i Rustam. Detail of armor and trappings |
|
150 |
(334) |
Shiraz. Barm-i dilak. Three reliefs, Bahrām II |
|
151 |
(965) |
Shiraz. Barm-i dilak. Bahrām II and Nahīd |
|
152 |
(434) |
Shiraz. Barm-i dilak. Bahrām II |
|
153 |
(424) |
Shiraz. Barm-i dilak. Bahrām II |
|
154 |
(2490) |
Gūyum. Relief of Bahrām II |
|
155 |
(2491) |
Gūyum. Another view of No.154 |
|
156 |
(429) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, investiture of Narseh. (base cleared) |
|
157 |
(2801) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, investiture of Narseh. Investiture. SR, p1.XLIV, fig.19 |
|
158 |
(168) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, investiture of Narseh. Detail of goddess and Crown Prince. IAE, p1.CXXIV, right |
|
159 |
(1822) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, investiture of Narseh. Detail, head of goddess. IAE, p1.CXXV, right |
|
160 |
(1821) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, investiture of Narseh. Detail, head of Narseh. IAE, p1.CXXV, left; AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IIIb |
|
161 |
(1820) |
Naqsh-i Rustam, investiture of Narseh. Detail, head of Vizier. Frye, fig.78 |
|
162 |
(2400) |
Taq-i Bustan. Panorama. Joins Nos. 163–165 |
|
163 |
(2401) |
Taq-i Bustan. See No. 162 |
|
164 |
(2402) |
Taq-i Bustan. See No.162 Vol.2, Nos.165–301 |
|
165 |
(2403) |
Taq-i Bustan. Panorama. See No. 162 |
|
166 |
(1826) |
Taq-i Bustan. General view. TA, p1.XXVII |
|
167 |
(163) |
Taq-i Bustan. View across pond to grottoes. TA, p1.XXVIII |
|
168 |
(1825) |
Taq-i Bustan. Closer view of No.167 |
|
169 |
(2776) |
Taq-i Bustan. Another version of preceeding |
|
170 |
(1823) |
Taq-i Bustan. Looking out from large grotto |
|
171 |
(1824) |
Taq-i Bustan. Herzfeld's camp. See No.170 |
|
172 |
(2782) |
Taq-i Bustan. Investiture of Ardashīr II. SR, p1.XLV, fig.22 |
|
173 |
(172) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Closer view. TA, p1.XXIX |
|
174 |
(2814) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Close-up of Mithra and King (joins No.175). IAE, p1.CXXVI |
|
175 |
(2761) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. King and Hormizd. See No.174 |
|
176 |
(1827) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Close-up of Mithra |
|
177 |
(1219) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Another view of No.176 |
|
178 |
(1828) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Detail of No.175. King and Hormizd |
|
179 |
(1829) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Detail of Mithra (Iight-struck) |
|
180 |
(1830) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Detail of Ardashīr II |
|
181 |
(1831) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Ardashīr II relief. Hormizd on prostrate figure. TA, p1.XXX |
|
182 |
(1832) |
Taq-i Bustan, Investiture of Ardashīr II. Ardashīr II relief. Detail, head of Hormizd |
|
183 |
(1221) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. |
|
184 |
(1150) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Another view. TA, p1.XXXI |
|
185 |
(1834) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Shāpūr II and III |
|
186 |
(2783) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Closer view. TA, p1.XXXII; SR, p1.XLV, fig.21 |
|
187 |
(1835) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Detail, Shāpūr II |
|
188 |
(1220) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Detail, Shāpūr III |
|
189 |
(1836) |
Taq-i Bustan, small grotto. Another view of No.188 |
|
190 |
(1833) |
Taq-i Bustan. General view of grottoes |
|
191 |
(1839) |
Taq-i Bustan. Another view. TA, p1.XXXIII |
|
192 |
(1838) |
Taq-i Bustan. Closer view |
|
193 |
(2791) |
Taq-i Bustan. Right front of large grotto (joins No.194). SR, p1.XLVI, fig.23 |
|
194 |
(1837) |
Taq-i Bustan. Left front of large grotto, Khusrō II. Joins No.193 |
|
195 |
(1840) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. "Angel", right. TA, p1.XXXVI |
|
196 |
(1841) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. "Angel", left. TA, p1.XXXVII, center |
|
197 |
(1842) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Left pillar, floral panel |
|
198 |
(1843) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another exposure of No.197 |
|
199 |
(1844) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another exposure of No.197 |
|
200 |
(1845) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another exposure of No.197 |
|
201 |
(1846) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Left pillar, detail of upper section |
|
202 |
(1847) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Detail of preceeding. TA, p1.XXXIX |
|
203 |
(1849) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Left pillar, detail of lower section |
|
204 |
(165) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Right pillar, floral ornament |
|
205 |
(2795) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Close-up, right pillar. TA, p1.XXXVIII; SR, p1.XLVI, fig.24 |
|
206 |
(1848) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Right pillar, detail of top. IAE, p1.CXXX, top |
|
207 |
(1850) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another detail of preceeding. IAE, p1.CXXX, bottom |
|
208 |
(1851) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another detail of No.204 |
|
209 |
(1853) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Khusrō II on Shahdīz. TA, p1.XLIII; TA, p1. XLII, joined with No.215 |
|
210 |
(1857) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another exposure of No.209 |
|
211 |
(2819) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Another exposure of No.209 |
|
212 |
(1855) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Detail of King's trousers. TA, p1.LXII |
|
213 |
(2820) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Detail of coat of mail on Shabdīz |
|
214 |
(2821) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto. Front view of horse (relief of Fath 'Ali Shah in background) |
|
215 |
(1854) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Khusrō II with Anāhit and Hormizd. TA, p1.XLIV; TA, p1.XLII (joined with No.209) |
|
216 |
(1856) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. King and Hormizd. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.XII |
|
217 |
(1858) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. King and Anāhit. TA, p1.XLIX, bottom (joined with No.218) |
|
218 |
(1859) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. King and Hormizd. See No.217 |
|
219 |
(1860) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Head of Anāhit |
|
220 |
(2822) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Head of Khusrō II |
|
221 | |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Pencilled blueprint of No.220 |
|
222 |
(2817) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Head of Khusrō II |
|
223 |
(1862) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another exposure of No.222 |
|
224 |
(1862a) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another exposure of No.222 |
|
225 |
(1861) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Head of Hormizd |
|
226 |
(2823) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another exposure of No.225 |
|
227 |
(1865) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Left pilaster with capital and molding |
|
228 |
(1866) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Right pilaster. TA, p1.LIV, top |
|
229 |
(1867) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another view of No.228, TA, p1.LIV, bottom |
|
230 |
(1217) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, left side, boar hunt. TA, p1.XLV, bottom; TA, p1.XLVI, joined to No.231 |
|
231 |
(1868) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. See No.230 |
|
232 |
(2858) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. First and second Mahouts |
|
233 |
(1869) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Section below No.232. TA, p1.XLVIII; Frye, fig.97 |
|
234 |
(1875) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Musicians in boat. IAE, p1.CXXVII, bottom |
|
235 |
(1876) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another group of musicians in boat |
|
236 |
(1876a) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another exposure of No.235 |
|
237 |
(1877) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Khusrō II, standing in boat. TA, p1.XLIX, top |
|
238 |
(2859) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another exposure of No.277. IAE, p1.CXXVII, top; AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IX |
|
239 |
(1879) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Fifth Mahout, under No.233 |
|
240 |
(1870) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Mahouts below boat. TA, p1.XLVII |
|
241 |
(1874) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Detail of boars. IAE, p1.CXXVIII, bottom |
|
242 |
(1874a) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Another exposure of No.241 |
|
243 |
(2803) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Elephants carrying boars. AMI, vol.III, p1.III |
|
244 |
(2802) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Section below No.283. IAE, p1.CXXIX, left; AMI, vol.III, p1.IV |
|
245 |
(2793) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Detail of No.243. SR, p1.XLVII, fig.25 |
|
246 |
(1872) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Detail, section below No.245 |
|
247 |
(1873) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. End of hunt, right border |
|
248 |
(1864) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Textile pattern. Drawing from Sarre's squeeze. TA, p1.LXV |
|
249 |
(1863) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, upper panel. Textile pattern. Drawing from Sarre's squeeze. TA, p1.LXIII, bottom, right |
|
250 |
(1879) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. |
|
251 |
(1218) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Another exposure of No.250 |
|
252 |
(2818) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Another exposure. TA, p1.XLV, top |
|
253 |
(162) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Detail, King hunting, beneath parasol. TA, p1.L; Frye, fig.96 |
|
254 |
(1881) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Elephants |
|
255 |
(1880) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. King under parasol |
|
256 |
(1883) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Musicians |
|
257 |
(1878) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. King on horseback. TA, p1.LII, bottom |
|
258 |
(1882) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Camels. IAE, p1.CXXVIII, top |
|
259 |
(2794) |
Taq-i Bustan, large grotto, right side, deer hunt. Fallen deer. IAE, p1.CXXIX, right; SR, p1.XLVII, fig.26 |
|
260 |
(1852) |
Taq-i Bustan. Statue in round, Khusrō II. TA, p1.LII, top, right |
|
261 |
(1887) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. TA, p1.LV |
|
262 |
(1886) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Another exposure of No.261 |
|
263 |
(1889) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Another exposure. TA, p1.LVI, left |
|
264 |
(1884) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Tree of Life and Anāhit |
|
265 |
(1388) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Anāhit |
|
266 |
(1891) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Tree of Life. TA, p1.LIX, top |
|
267 |
(1890) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Tree of Life |
|
268 |
(1892) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Tree of Life, detail of palmetto |
|
269 |
(1893) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital A Khusrō II. Another detail of No.268 |
|
270 |
(1894) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital B. Anāhit. TA, p1.LVIII, right |
|
271 |
(1895) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital B. Khusrō II. TA, p1.LVIII, left |
|
272 |
(1885) |
Taq-i Bustan, capital B. Ornament. TA, p1.LIX, bottom |
|
273 |
(929) |
Bistun village, capital. Tree of Life and Khusrō II |
|
274 |
(1899) |
Bistun village, capital. Khusrō II, another view. TA, fig.28 |
|
275 |
(1900) |
Bistun village, capital. Anāhit |
|
276 |
(1898) |
Bistun village, capital. Ornament |
|
277 |
(1896) |
Kale i kuhna, near Kirmanshah, capital. TA, p1.LX, bottom |
|
278 |
(1897) |
Kale i kuhna, near Kirmanshah, capital. Another view of No.277 |
|
279 |
(166) |
Isfahān. Capital A. Tree of Life and Khurasan Khwarneh. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.X, top |
|
280 |
(1151) |
Isfahān. Capital B. Ornament and Khusrō II. AMI I, vol. IX, 2, p1.X, bottom |
|
281 |
(2147) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco figure. See SK-XXVII, p.5 |
|
282 |
(2162) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco head |
|
283 |
(2163) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Another stucco head |
|
284 |
(2158) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco horse. See SK-XXVII, p.1. See No.299 |
|
285 |
(2160) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco horse |
|
286 |
(2161) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco horse. See SK-XXVII, p.3 |
|
287 |
(4509) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco horse's head. See SK-XXVII, p.5 |
|
288 |
(2157) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco horse's head |
|
289 |
(2159) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco horse |
|
290 |
(2148) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Fragment of stucco horse |
|
291 |
(2150) |
Nizamabad, near Rayy, in Kaiser Friedrich Museum, Berlin. Stucco plaques with animals. See SK-XXVII, p.14 |
|
292 |
(2155a) |
Nizamabad. In Islamic Museum, East Berlin. Stucco fragments of griffin. See SK-XXVII, pp.12–13 |
|
293 |
(2155) |
Nizamabad. Another exposure of No.292 |
|
294 |
(2154) |
Nizamabad. In West Berlin. Stucco panel and trouser leg (2154a) |
|
295 |
(2149) |
Nizamabad. Stucco panel |
|
296 |
(2153) |
Nizamabad. In Islamic Museum, East Berlin. Stucco lintel. See SK-XXVII, p.7 |
|
297 |
(2151) |
Nizamabad. Another exposure of No.296 |
|
298 |
(2152) |
Nizamabad. Another exposure of No.296 |
|
299 |
(4510) |
Nizamabad sketches. p.1 of SK-XXVII. See No.284 |
|
300 |
(4511) |
Nizamabad sketches. p.54 of SK-XII |
|
301 |
(4512) |
Kūh-i Khwāja. Stucco panel. p.11 of SK-XV |
"Coins"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AMI–Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld Frye–The Heritage of Iran, R.N. Frye IAE–Iran in the Ancient East, Herzfeld K-SC–Memoirs of the Archaeological Survey of India, No.38 "Kushano-Sasanian Coins," Herzfeld Nos.1–97 are of prints in Herzfeld's Blueprint File. They are followed by Nos. 1–95 (not in the Blueprint File) and duplicates. The photos frequently combine coins of various rulers, the principal ones being noted in this List.
| Image No. | Neg. No. | Description |
|
1 |
(601) |
Mithradates I. Six coins, obv. |
|
2 |
(621) |
Mithradates II. Five coins, obv. |
|
3 |
(708) |
Mithradates II. Five coins, obv. |
|
4 |
(600) |
Phraates IV. Six coins, obv. |
|
5 |
(709) |
Phraates IV. Six coins, obv. |
|
6 |
(711) |
Phraates IV. Five coins, obv. |
|
7 |
(676) |
Phraates IV. Eight coins, obv. |
|
8 |
(695) |
Phraates and Musa, his wife. Six coins, obv. Frye, fig.72 |
|
9 |
(704) |
Phraates IV. Seven coins, obv. |
|
10 |
(701) |
Phraates IV. Five coins, obv. |
|
11 |
(691) |
Vologazes V. Six coins, obv. |
|
12 |
(672) |
Vologazes V. Six coins, obv. |
|
14 |
(671) |
Four coins, rev. |
|
15 |
(666) |
Seven coins, obv. |
|
16 |
(700) |
Nine coins, rev., including horses and Pegasus |
|
17 |
(710) |
Eight coins, rev. Incl. horses, Pegasus and Nike |
|
18 |
(599) |
Eight coins, rev. |
|
19 |
(603) |
Eight coins, rev. |
|
20 |
(690) |
Eight coins, rev., incl. omphalus, urn |
|
21 |
(673) |
Ten coins, rev., incl. Birds |
|
22 |
(620) |
Eight coins, rev. |
|
24 |
(1450) |
Nineteen coins, obv. |
|
25 |
(1449) |
Rev. of coins in No.24 |
|
26 |
(670) |
Shāpūr 1. Three coins, obv, and rev. One publ. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IV, 4 |
|
27 |
(707) |
Varhrān II. Five coins, 4 obv., 1 rev. Two publ. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IV, 1 and 3 |
|
28 |
(702) |
Shāpūr II. Five coins, 4 obv., 1 rev. Two publ., AMI vol.IX, 2, p1.IV, 5, 6 |
|
29 |
(703) |
Varhrān IV and V. Six coins, obv. Two puhl. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.V, 1,2 |
|
30 |
(689) |
Pērōz. Five coins, obv. Three publ. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.IV, 7–9 (print follows No.73 in file) |
|
31 |
(705) |
Kavādh I. Six coins, obv. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.V, 3–4 |
|
32 |
(667) |
Khusrō II and Hormizd IV. Four coins, obv. AMI, vol.IX, 2, pls. V, 5–6 and VI, 1.2.5.6. See also IAE, p1.CXXXI (print follows No.83) |
|
33 |
(373) |
Kavadh II Shērōe and Ardashīr II. Four coins, 3 obv., 1 rev. AMI, vol.IX, 2, p1.V, 7–8 |
|
34 |
(914) |
Khusrō II, Hormizd IV and Yezdegerd III. Four coins, 3 obv., 1 rev. |
|
35 |
(2139) |
Kushan. Hormizd I, Varhrān V. Seven coins, obv. K-SC, p1.III, No. 17a and p1.IV, Nos.38–39 |
|
36 |
(2140) |
Rev. of coins in No.35 |
|
37 |
(940) |
Kushan. Pērōz. Shāpūr II and ?. Six coins, obv. K-SC, p1.31a, 33d and 40 |
|
38 |
(939) |
Rev. of coins in No.37 |
|
39 |
(693) |
Mithradates. Eight coins, 5 obv., 3 rev. |
|
40 |
(913) |
Mithradates and Kushan. Six coins, 3 obv., 3 rev. |
|
41 |
(2141) |
Kushan. Shāpūr I, Pērōz I, Hormizd I, Ormies-Hormizd, nameless Governor. Ten coins, obv. K-SC, p1.1,2,3a,3b,6a; II, 13a–b; III. 16a; IV, 24a, 27 |
|
42 |
(2137) |
Rev. of coins in No. 41 |
|
43 |
(2138) |
Another exposure of coins in No.41 |
|
44 |
(2142) |
Rev. of coins in No.43 |
|
45 |
(1121) |
Kushan. Eight coins, obv. |
|
46 |
(370) |
Kushan. Eight coins, rev. |
|
47 |
(706) |
Kushan (?). Six coins, obv. |
|
48 |
(932) |
Kushan. Coin, obv. and rev. K-SC, p1.I, No.7b |
|
49 |
(933) |
Kushan. Hormizd and Varhran I. Three coins, obv. and rev. K-SC, p1.III. 16c–d, 18a |
|
50 |
(936) |
Kushan. Hormizd. Two coins, obv. and rev. K-SC, p1.II, 15a–b |
|
51 |
(938) |
Kushan. Bage M... (casts). K-SC, p1.IV, 22b–c |
|
52 |
(937) |
Kushan. Pērōz I. Two coins, obv. and rev. K-SC, p1.I, 5a–b |
|
53 |
(935) |
Kushan. Shāpū I and Hormizd I. Three coins, obv. and rev. K-SC, p1.I. 3c–d; 11, 10 |
|
54 |
(934) |
Kushan. Baga Vorohrane, Hormizd I, Varhrān I, Pērōz II Five coins, obv. and rev. K-SC, p1.I, 8a; II, 14a; III, 19a and c; IV, 31d |
|
55 |
(596) |
Kushan (?). Eight coins, rev. |
|
56 |
(372) |
Kushan (?). Eight coins, rev. |
|
57 |
(371) |
Eight coins, rev. |
|
58 |
(697) |
Shāpūr I, Ardashīr I. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
59 |
(699) |
Rev. of coins in No.58 |
|
60 |
(682) |
Shāpūr I. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
61 |
(678) |
Rev. of coins in No.60 |
|
62 |
(613) |
Hormizd I, Varhrān I, Varhrān II. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
63 |
(595) |
Rev. of coins in No.62 |
|
64 |
(683) |
Narseh, Hormizd II, Shāpūr II. Eleven coins, obv. |
|
65 |
(681) |
Rev. of coins in No.64 |
|
66 |
(668) |
Shāpūr II. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
67 |
(664) |
Rev. of coins in No.66 |
|
68 |
(604) |
Ardashīr II, Shāpūr III, Varhrān IV. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
69 |
(607) |
Rev. of coins in No. 68 |
|
70 |
(627) |
Yezdegerd I, Varhrān V. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
71 |
(597) |
Rev. of coins in No.70 |
|
72 |
(625) |
Varhrān V, Yezdegerd I, Kai Pērōz (a), Kai Pērōz (b). Thirteen coins, obv |
|
73 |
(602) |
Rev. of coins in No. 72 |
|
74 |
(593) |
Valash, Jāmasp, Kavād I (a) and (b). Twelve coins, obv |
|
75 |
(605) |
Rev. of coins in No.74 |
|
76 |
(615) |
Kavād II (b). Twelve coins, obv. |
|
77 |
(614) |
Rev. of coins in No.76 |
|
78 |
(592) |
Kavād I (b), Khusrō I. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
79 |
(594) |
Rev. of coins in No.78 |
|
80 |
(610) |
Khusrō I, Hormizd IV. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
81 |
(611) |
Rev. of coins in No.80, |
|
82 |
(606) |
Khusrō II. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
83 |
(612) |
Rev. of coins in No.82 |
|
84 |
(608) |
Khusrō II, Kavād Pērōz. Twelve coins, obv. One publ. IAE, p1.CXXX |
|
85 |
(609) |
Rev. of coins in No.84 |
|
86 |
(692) |
Ardashīr III. Eleven coins, obv. |
|
87 |
(694) |
Rev. of coins in No.86 |
|
88 |
(665) |
Varhrān Chobīn, Varhrān, Hormizd V, Khusrō, Yezdegerd III. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
89 |
(677) |
Rev. of coins in No.88 |
|
90 |
(375) |
Khusrō II (?). Fifteen coins, obv. |
|
91 |
(374) |
Rev. of coins in No. 90 |
|
92 |
(1131) |
Late Sasanian with Arabic on edge. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
93 |
(1120) |
Rev. of coins in No.92 |
|
94 |
(1130) |
Late Sasanian with Arabic on edge. Twelve coins, obv |
|
95 |
(675) |
Rev. of coins in No.94 |
|
96 |
(1127) |
Muslim. Thirteen coins, rev. |
|
97 |
(674) |
Obv. of coins in No.96 |
|
1 |
(941) |
Alexander. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
2 |
(942) |
Rev. of coins in No.1 |
|
3 |
(619) |
Greek. Twenty-two coins, obv. |
|
4 |
(622) |
Rev. of coins in No.3 |
|
5 |
(624) |
Greek. Fifteen coins, obv. |
|
6 |
(623) |
Rev. of coins in No.5 |
|
7 |
(910) |
Seleucid (7). Eleven coins, obv. |
|
8 |
(909) |
Rev. of coins in No.7 |
|
9 |
(908) |
Achaemenian and Greek. Fifteen coins, obv. |
|
10 |
(617) |
Rev. of coins in No.9 |
|
11 |
(943) |
Achaemenian, Seleucid, Sasanian. Eleven coins, obv. |
|
12 |
(944) |
Rev. of coins in No. 11 |
|
13 |
(668) |
Seleucid (?). Eighteen coins, obv. |
|
14 |
(680) |
Rev. of coins in No. 13 |
|
15 |
(596) |
Elymais. Seventeen coins, obv. |
|
16 |
(912) |
Rev. of coins in No. 15 |
|
17 |
(915) |
Seleucid (?), Kushan, Fifteen coins, obv. |
|
18 |
(916) |
Rev. of coins in No. 17 |
|
19 |
(687) |
Parthian. Fifteen coins, obv. |
|
20 |
(686) |
Rev. of coins in No. 19 |
|
21 |
(364) |
Phraates IV. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
22 |
(363) |
Rev. of coins in No. 21. |
|
23 |
(365) |
Phraates IV. Nine coins, obv. |
|
24 |
(366) |
Rev. of coins in No. 23 |
|
25 |
(368) |
Phraates IV. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
26 |
(367) |
Rev. of coins in No. 25 |
|
27 |
(476) |
Stakhrian (?). Twenty small coins (copper?), obv. |
|
28 |
(477) |
Rev. of coins in No. 27 |
|
29 |
(696) |
Stakhrian (?). Fourteen small coins, obv. |
|
30 |
(698) |
Rev. of coins in No. 29 |
|
31 |
(651) |
Mithradates 1. Fourteen coins, obv. |
|
32 |
(636) |
Rev. of coins in No. 31 |
|
33 |
(1128) |
Mithradates II. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
34 |
(1126) |
Rev. of coins in No. 33 |
|
35 |
(640) |
Mithradates II. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
36 |
(475) |
Rev. of coins in No. 35 |
|
37 |
(645) |
Mithradates II. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
38 |
(644) |
Rev. of coins in No. 37 |
|
39 |
(478) |
Mithradates II. Ten coins, obv. |
|
40 |
(479) |
Rev. of coins in No. 39 |
|
41 |
(629) |
Mithradates II. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
42 |
(632) |
Rev. of coins in No. 41 |
|
43 |
(474) |
Mithradates II. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
44 |
(641) |
Rev. of coins in No. 43 |
|
45 |
(630) |
Mithradates II. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
46 |
(631) |
Rev. of coins in No. 45 |
|
47 |
(649) |
Mithradates II, Twelve coins, obv. |
|
48 |
(648) |
Rev. of coins in No. 47 |
|
49 |
(1125) |
Seleucid. Twelve coins, obv. (Rev. in No. 95) |
|
50 |
(1123) |
Phraates IV. Twelve coins, rev. (Obv. in No. 94) |
|
51 |
(483) |
Phraates IV. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
52 |
(482) |
Rev. of coins in No. 51 |
|
53 |
(481) |
Phraates IV and Musa. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
54 |
(480) |
Rev. of coins in No. 53 |
|
55 |
(918) |
Phraates IV. Fourteen coins, obv. |
|
56 |
(919) |
Rev. of coins in No. 55 |
|
57 |
(917) |
Parthian, Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
58 |
(658) |
Rev. of coins in No. 57 |
|
59 |
(657) |
Parthian. Seventeen coins, obv. |
|
60 |
(661) |
Rev. of coins in No. 59 |
|
61 |
(628) |
Phraates IV. Eleven coins, obv. |
|
62 |
(652) |
Rev. of coins in No. 61 |
|
63 |
(646) |
Phraates IV. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
64 |
(647) |
Rev. of coins in No. 63 |
|
65 |
(654) |
Phraates IV. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
66 |
(653) |
Rev. of coins in No. 65 |
|
67 |
(911) |
Parthian. Twenty coins, obv. |
|
68 |
(626) |
Rev. of coins in No. 67 |
|
69 |
(633) |
Parthian. Twenty eight coins, obv. |
|
70 |
(634) |
Rev. of coins in No. 69 |
|
71 |
(679) |
Parthian. Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
72 |
(650) |
Rev. of coins in No. 71 |
|
73 |
(642) |
Parthian. Fifteen coins, obv. |
|
74 |
(643) |
Rev. of coins in No. 73. |
|
75 |
(639) |
Parthian. Sixteen coins, obv. |
|
76 |
(635) |
Rev. of coins in No. 75 |
|
77 |
(637) |
Parthian. Twelve coins, obv. |
|
78 |
(638) |
Rev. of coins in No. 77 |
|
79 |
(473) |
Parthian. Eleven coins, obv. |
|
80 |
(472) |
Rev. of coins in No. 79 |
|
81 |
(663) |
Parthian. Sixteen coins, obv. |
|
82 |
(660) |
Rev. of coins in No. 81 |
|
83 |
(656) |
Parthian. Fourteen coins, obv. |
|
84 |
(655) |
Rev. of coins in No. 83 |
|
85 |
(685) |
Parthian. Seventeen coins, obv. |
|
86 |
(684) |
Rev. of coins in No. 85 |
|
88 |
(662) |
Parthian. Fourteen coins, obv. |
|
89 |
(659) |
Rev. of coins in No. 88 |
|
90 |
(616) |
Parthian. Vologazes V (?). Thirteen coins, obv. |
|
91 |
(618) |
Rev. of coins in No. 90 |
|
92 |
(1129) |
Parthian. Three coins, obv. and rev. |
|
93 |
(474) |
Duplicate print of No.43 |
|
94 |
(1124) |
Phraates IV. Twelve coins, obv. (Rev. in No.50) |
|
95 |
(1122) |
Seleucid. Twelve coins, rev. (Obv. in No.49) |
"Persian Architecture and Landscapes"Note:
The abbreviations used in captions of published photos are: AMI – Archaeologische Mitteilungen aus Iran, Herzfeld SA-II – Ars Islamica, X (1943), "Damascus: Studies in Architecture, II...," Herzfeld SPA – Survey of Persian Art (A.U.Pope, ed.) ZDMG – Zeitschrift der deutschen morgenländlishen Gesellschaft. Neue Folge V (Leipzig, 1926). Herzfeld's Reisebericht
Subseries 4.10.1: Vol.1| Image No. | Neg. No. | Description |
|
1 |
(3018) |
Damghan, citadel |
|
2 |
(2737) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Courtyard |
|
3 |
(3047) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Another view of preceeding |
|
4 |
(3046) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Closer view, central section |
|
5 |
(3044) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Lateral view; pillars and arches |
|
6 |
(3043) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Minaret |
|
7 |
(3042) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Minaret, opposite side |
|
8 |
(3045) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Minaret, detail of brickwork and inscription |
|
9 |
(3041) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Minaret, another view |
|
10 |
(3030) |
Damghan, Chehel Sutun mosque. Minaret, close-up of inscription |
|
11 |
(3029) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. General view of tomb |
|
12 |
(3031) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Portal |
|
13 |
(3035) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Close-up of inscription |
|
14 |
(3033) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Close-up of inscription |
|
15 |
(3032) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Close-up of inscription, with names |
|
16 |
(3034) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Close-up of inscription |
|
17 |
(3036) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Close-up of inscription, date 418 H. |
|
18 |
(3038) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Painted inscription inside tomb |
|
19 |
(3039) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Another section of painted inscription |
|
20 |
(3037) |
Damghan, Pīr-i Alamdār. Another section of painted inscription |
|
21 |
(3040) |
Damghan, Chehel Dukhtaran. General view of tomb |
|
22 |
(3027) |
Damghan, Chehel Dukhtaran. Inscription with date, 448 H. |
|
23 |
(3026) |
Damghan, Chehel Dukhtaran. Detail of inscription |
|
24 |
(3025) |
Damghan, Chehel Dukhtaran. Portal |
|
25 |
(3024) |
Damghan, Chehel Dukhtaran. Another view of portal |
|
26 |
(3023) |
Damghan, Chehel Dukhtaran. Detail upper section of portal |
|
27 |
(3028) |
Damghan, ruins of Khodabandeh mosque. Nastchi inscription |
|
28 |
(3020) |
Damghan, ruins of Khodabandeh mosque. Builder's inscription |
|
29 |
(3021) |
Damghan. Unidentified building |
|
30 |
(3019) |
Damghan. Turba in courtyard of Imamzadeh Dja'far |
|
31 |
(3022) |
Damghan. Unidentified square tomb |
|
32 |
(3048) |
Damghan. Top of minaret with inscription |
|
33 |
(3049) |
Damghan. Another view of No.32 |
|
34 |
(3050) |
Inscribed band of another minaret |
|
35 |
(3051) |
Inscribed band of another minaret. Another view of No. 34, start of inscription |
|
36 |
(2946) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view |
|
37 |
(2948) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view. Closer view outside wall |
|
38 |
(2947) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view. Minaret, complete view |
|
39 |
(2949) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view. Minaret, upper inscription and ornament |
|
40 |
(2951) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view. View of both inscriptions |
|
41 |
(2950) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view. Detail of lower inscription |
|
42 |
(3002) |
Bistam, Imamzadeh Mahmud, General view. Lower inscription with date |
|
43 |
(2945) |
Bistam. Mausoleum. Shrine of Bayazid, center. General view |
|
44 |
(3003) |
Bistam. Mausoleum. Entrance, Shrine of Bayazid |
|
45 |
(3004) |
Bistam. Mausoleum. Shrine of Bayazid. Another view of No.44 |
|
46 |
(2937) |
Bistam. Mausoleum. Side Iwan in Bayazid complex |
|
47 |
(2938) |
Bistam. Mausoleum. Another view of No.46 |
|
48 |
(2939) |
Bistam, Shrine of Bayazid. Looking out of portal in No.44 |
|
49 |
(2940) |
Bistam, Shrine of Bayazid. Another view of No.48 with inscription above door. |
|
50 |
(2941) |
Bistam, Shrine of Bayazid. Looking up at vault in No. 44 |
|
51 |
(2942) |
Bistam, Shrine of Bayazid. Detail of decoration in No.45 |
|
52 |
(2946) |
Bistam, Shrine of Bayazid. Detail of decoration in No.46 |
|
53 |
(2936) |
Bistam, Shrine of Bayazid. Detail, tiles of drum in No.47 |
|
54 |
(2932) |
Bistam, tomb tower. General view |
|
55 |
(2934) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another general view |
|
56 |
(2933) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another general view |
|
57 |
(2931) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Close-up of dome and inscription |
|
58 |
(2930) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Close-up, another section of inscription |
|
59 |
(2929) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another section of preceeding |
|
60 |
(2928) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another section of inscription |
|
61 |
(2927) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another section |
|
62 |
(2926) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another section |
|
63 |
(2925) |
Bistam, tomb tower. Another exposure of No. 58 |
|
64 |
(3017) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Distant view |
|
65 |
(3005) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Close-up of tomb tower |
|
66 |
(3010) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Close-up of inscription |
|
67 |
(3014) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Close-up of another section |
|
68 |
(3013) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Close-up of another section |
|
69 |
(3015) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Detail. AMI, vol.IV.p1.I, top |
|
70 |
(3016) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Detail of inscription |
|
71 |
(2944) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Detail of inscription |
|
72 |
(2943) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Detail. AMI, vol.IV, p1.I, bottom |
|
73 |
(3009) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Detail of inscription |
|
74 |
(3011) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Another detail |
|
75 |
(3012) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Another detail |
|
76 |
(3006) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Portal |
|
77 |
(3008) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Nīkā. Detail of portal. (Neg. 3007, .No.78, is duplicate) |
|
79 |
(2924) |
Boulder with Kufic inscription |
|
81 |
(2922) |
Karavansarai. Detail of Iwan |
|
82 |
(2914) |
Sabzawar. Citadel |
|
83 |
(2915) |
Sabzawar. Minaret |
|
84 |
(2918) |
Sabzawar. Minaret, section of inscription |
|
85 |
(2917) |
Sabzawar. Minaret, section with inscription |
|
86 |
(2919) |
Sabzawar. Minaret, close-up of inscription |
|
87 |
(2921) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Dated 505 H. |
|
88 |
(2920) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Another view |
|
89 |
(2918) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Another view |
|
90 |
(2909) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Closer view of inscriptions |
|
91 |
(2913) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Detail, lower inscription |
|
92 |
(2912) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Another detail, lower inscription |
|
93 |
(2910) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Detail, upper inscription |
|
94 |
(2911) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Detail, upper inscription |
|
95 |
(2902) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Detail, lower inscription |
|
96 |
(2903) |
Khosrogird, minaret. Detail, lower inscription |
|
97 |
(2908) |
Nishapur. Tepe Alp Arslan (joins No.98 for panorama) |
|
98 |
(2907) |
Nishapur. See preceeding |
|
99 |
(2143) |
Nishapur. Stucco fragments from Tepe Alp Arslan |
|
100 |
(2906) |
Nishapur. Shrine of Muhammad Mahruq (Bagh-i Khayyam) |
|
101 |
(2905) |
Nishapur. Entrance to Shrine |
|
102 |
(2904) |
Nishapur. Farid al-din 'Attar, tombstone |
|
103 |
(2999) |
Qadam Gāh (between Nishapur and Mashhad). Shrine |
|
104 |
(3000) |
Qadam Gāh (between Nishapur and Mashhad). Distant view |
|
105 |
(3001) |
Qadam Gāh (between Nishapur and Mashhad). Panelled door of Shrine |
|
106 |
(2995) |
Tus. Ruins of citadel |
|
107 |
(2994) |
Tus. Another view |
|
108 |
(2993) |
Tus. Another view |
|
109 |
(2996) |
Tus. From town wall |
|
111 |
(2997) |
Tus. Garden with Ferdowsi's grave |
|
112 |
(2998) |
Tus. Another view of same |
|
113 |
(2992) |
Tus. Ferdowsi's tombstone |
|
114 |
(2991) |
Tus..Another view of tombstone |
|
115 |
(2988) |
Tus. Mongol mausoleum |
|
116 |
(2989) |
Tus. Another view of exterior |
|
117 |
(2987) |
Tus. View of interior |
|
118 |
(2986) |
Tus. Entrance of same tomb |
|
119 |
(2985) |
Tus. Detail, mukarnas dome with plaster decoration |
|
120 |
(2984) |
Tus. Same tomb, detail of mihrāb (?) |
|
121 |
(2983) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. View of tomb tower |
|
122 |
(2982) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Another view |
|
123 |
(2958) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Inside, looking up into dome |
|
124 |
(2959) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Detail of outside inscription |
|
125 |
(2960) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Another detail |
|
126 |
(2735) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Another detail |
|
127 |
(2738) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Another detail |
|
128 |
(2961) |
Mīl-i Rādkān, Kūi. Another detail |
|
129 |
(2962) |
Sangbast. Mausoleum and minaret |
|
130 |
(2965) |
Sangbast, minaret. Top section with inscription |
|
131 |
(2966) |
Sangbast, minaret. Another section of inscription |
|
132 |
(2963) |
Sangbast, minaret. Another section of inscription |
|
133 |
(2964) |
Sangbast, minaret. Another section of inscription |
|
134 |
(2967) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Painted Kufic inscription below dome |
|
135 |
(2968) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Another section of same |
|
136 |
(2969) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Another section |
|
137 |
(2980) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Brick inscription at base of dome |
|
138 |
(2981) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Another section of inscription |
|
139 |
(2979) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Another section |
|
140 |
(2978) |
Sangbast, tomb interior. Another section |
|
141 |
(2977) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. General view |
|
142 |
(2976) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. General view, joins No.143. SA-II, fig.34, top |
|
143 |
(2975) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. See preceeding |
|
144 |
(2974) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. Another section. SA-II, fig.34, lower left |
|
145 |
(2973) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. Section of inscription and decorated mihrāb. SA-II, fig.37, left |
|
146 |
(2972) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. Close-up of preceeding |
|
147 |
(2971) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya. Detail of preceeding. SA-II, fig.37, right |
|
148 |
(2736) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. Joins No.149. SA-II, fig.35 |
|
149 |
(2970) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. See preceeding |
|
150 |
(2955) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. Joins No. 151. SA-II, fig.36 |
|
151 |
(2956) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. See preceeding |
|
152 |
(2954) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. Joins No. 153. SA-II, fig.36, lower |
|
153 |
(2953) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. See preceeding |
|
154 |
(2952) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. Detail letter "m." SA-II, fig.34, lower right |
|
155 |
(2957) |
Khargird, Nizamiyya, the Great Inscription. Section of inscription |
|
156 |
(2896) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. General view |
|
157 |
(2899) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Portal |
|
158 |
(2900) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Another view of portal |
|
159 |
(2894) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Upper section with tile-work |
|
160 |
(2895) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Tile panel with Naskhi script |
|
161 |
(2901) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Building inscription (?) in Naskhi |
|
162 |
(2885) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Inner courtyard |
|
163 |
(2884) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Inner courtyard, entrance Iwan |
|
164 |
(2887) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Inner courtyard, corner |
|
165 |
(2888) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Closer view of part of preceeding |
|
166 |
(2889) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Detail of tile-work in preceeding |
|
167 |
(2890) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Detail of preceeding |
|
168 |
(2891) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Detail of tiles, inner courtyard |
|
169 |
(2893) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Other details of same |
|
170 |
(2892) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Further details |
|
171 |
(2886) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. View of 2nd large Iwan, inner courtyard |
|
172 |
(2880) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Upper part of Iwan, inner courtyard |
|
173 |
(2882) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Looking up at roof of preceeding |
|
174 |
(2883) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Inner courtyard, side panel |
|
175 |
(2879) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Inner courtyard, mihrāb (?) |
|
176 |
(2878) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Close-up of dome of preceeding |
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177 |
(2881) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Cubicle in inner courtyard |
|
178 |
(2897) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Exterior, general view of side or back |
|
179 |
(2898) |
Khargird, Ghiyathiyya. Closer view of preceeding |
|
180 |
(920) |
Shimran (?). Graf Schulenberg's tent |
|
181 |
(924) |
Shimran (?). View of Elburz range |
Subseries 4.10.2: Vol.2| Image No. | Neg No. | Description |
|
182 |
(970) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. In his library |
|
183 |
(8343) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Library |
|
183 |
(972) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Living-room |
|
184 |
(973) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Bedroom |
|
185 |
(974) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Living-room |
|
186 |
(975) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Herzfeld in rear garden |
|
187 |
(976) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Livingroom |
|
188 |
(977) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Front garden with Herzfeld's dog. Floberger |
|
189 |
(1209) |
Tehran, Herzfeld's house, ca.1929. Doorman, Mashdi Husain |
|
190 |
(1211) |
Painting of Burg Arnstein, reminiscent of Firuzabad fort |
|
191 |
(1211a) |
Another photo of preceeding |
|
192 |
(1212) |
Sketch map. Mosul. Joins No.193 |
|
193 |
(1213) |
Sketch map. Mosul. See No. 192 |
|
194 |
(1214) |
Sketch map. Mosul. Joins No.192 |
|
195 |
(1223) |
Tehran. Graf Fr. von der Schulenberg, German Minister, ca. 1930 |
|
196 |
(1224) |
Sketch map. Bogan |
|
197 |
(1225) |
Sketch map. East of Bogan |
|
198 |
(1226) |
Sketch map. Miyanduab |
|
199 |
(1227) |
Sketch map. Bana |
|
200 |
(1228) |
Sketch map. Bistun |
|
201 |
(1229) |
Sketch map. Saqqiz (?) |
|
202 |
(1230) |
Sketch map. Bogan |
|
203 |
(1301) |
Unidentified landscape |
|
204 |
(1302) |
Mehriwan plain with Zarebar lake from S. Paikuli, p1.221, top |
|
205 |
(1303) |
Unidentified landscape |
|
206 |
(1304) |
Awraman range with Dargah Shaikhan valley in foreground, from N. Paikuli, p1.221, bottom |
|
207 |
(1305) |
Unidentified camp. Luristan (?) |
|
208 |
(1306) |
Kurdish villagers with drums and fife. Dancing at Duzli, Awraman. Paikuli, p1.223, top |
|
209 |
(2108) |
Shahkuh range in background |
|
210 |
(2110) |
Tang-i Shamshirbur. See ZDMG, Reisebericht |
|
211 |
(2109) |
Tang-i Shamshirbur. |
|
212 |
(2111) |
Tang-i Shamshirbur. |
|
213 |
(2112) |
Tang-i Shamshirbur. |
|
214 |
(2113) |
Tang-i Shamshirbur. |
|
215 |
(2114) |
Shahkuh range. Joins No.216 |
|
216 |
(2115) |
Shahkuh range. See preceeding |
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Next page, top: Nos.215 and 216 joined; bottom: Nos. 221 and 223 joined. Unidentified panorama |
| |
Next page, top: Nos.229 and 230 joined; bottom: two unidentified prints, joined |
|
217 |
(2118) |
Mashhad. area. Possibly Major Melvin Hall, 1925 |
|
219 |
(2712) |
Unidentified building with large pool. Joins Nos. 227 and 228 |
|
220 |
(2712a) |
Another exposure of No. 219 |
|
221 |
(2713) |
Unidentified landscape. Joins Nos.223 and 229 |
|
222 |
(2714) |
Shimran. Entrance to German summer Legation |
|
224 |
(2716) |
Shimran. Officer's house at German summer Legation |
|
225 |
(2718) |
Shimran. Inside Legation garden, drive to main gate |
|
226 |
(2719) |
Shimran. House in Legation garden |
|
228 |
(2721) |
See No.220 Next pages: Three joined panoramas of 1) Nos. 220,227,228; 2) Nos.249 and 251; 3) Nos.257 and 258 |
|
229 |
(2722) |
See pages following No.216 |
|
230 |
(2723) |
See pages following No. 216 |
|
231 |
(2724) |
Kelat, snow scene. Persian dignitaries, 1925, with Gov .-General Firuz Mirza |
|
232 |
(2725) |
Kelat, snow scene. Persian dignitaries, 1925, with Gov .-General Firuz Mirza |
|
233 |
(2726) |
Kelat, snow scene. Persian dignitaries, 1925, with Gov .-General Firuz Mirza |
|
234 |
(2727) |
Another exposure of No.228, unidentified garden |
|
235 |
(2728) |
Shimran (?), unidentified garden |
|
236 |
(1205) |
Unidentified landscape. |
|
237 |
(1206) |
Unidentified landscape. |
|
238 |
(1207) |
Unidentified landscape. |
|
239 |
(1208) |
Unidentified landscape. |
|
240 |
(1210) |
Herzfeld (center) at Command Post in Kurdistan, World War I |
|
241 |
(1215) |
Unidentified landscape |
|
242 |
(1216) |
Panorama of Shahrazur plain. Joins Nos. 254–255. Paikuli, pls.225–226. See File 18 for marked prints, joined |
|
243 |
(1222) |
Sarpul: mounds of Hulwan. Paikuli, p1.90, bottom |
|
244 |
(1231) |
Sulaimaniyya. Courtyard of house |
|
245 |
(1232) |
Sulaimaniyya. Courtyard of house |
|
246 |
(1233) |
Sulaimaniyya. Courtyard of caravansarai |
|
247 |
(1234) |
Sulaimaniyya. Another view of courtyard in No.245 |
|
248 |
(1235) |
Pir 'Omar Gudrin (?) from Surdash |
|
249 |
(1235) |
Unidentified. See page before 229 for panorama. |
|
252 |
(1238) |
Pir 'Omar Gudrin (?). From Surdash |
|
253 |
(1239) |
Pir 'Omar Gudrin (?). |
|
254 |
(1240) |
Panorama of Shahrazur plain. See No.242 |
|
256 |
(1242) |
Awraman range from Tapa Kurra. Paikuli, p1.143, bottom |
|
257 |
(1243) |
Unidentified landscape. Joins No.258 |
|
259 |
(1245) |
Unidentified landscape. Joins No. 260 |
|
261 |
(1247) |
Sitak. East of Goize (?) and Sulaimaniyya. Joins No.262 |
|
263 |
(1249) |
Unidentified landscape. Joins No.264 |
|
265 |
(1251) |
Sitak. Panorama. Joins No.266 |
|
267 |
(1253) |
Unidentified landscape |
|
268 |
(1254) |
View from Shiwakel towards Gummo |
|
270 |
(1257) |
Joins No. 270A. Panorama from Gwaradim |
|
271 |
(1258) |
Unidentified landscape |
|
272 |
(1259) |
View from Surdash over Tabin valley, Piädara Mt. and Sab breakthrough. Panorama. Paikuli, p1.227. See File 18 for joined and marked prints |
|
275 |
(1262) |
Panorama (4 prints) from Bana, seen from south to north. |
|
276 |
(1263) |
Panorama (4 prints) from Bana, seen from south to north. |
|
277 |
(1264) |
Panorama (4 prints) from Bana, seen from south to north. |
|
278 |
(1265) |
Panorama (4 prints) from Bana, seen from south to north. |
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