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Art, Antiquities and Archaeological Sites including Monument of Nineveh, discovered and described by M.P.E. Botta, measured and drawn by M. E. Flandin. Book published by order of the government under the auspices of the Minister of the Interior of France and more.

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bodies of water eunuchs barges assyria calah extinct city stream crossing military kings horses prints illustrations general research division the monuments of nineveh from drawings made on the spot by austen henry layard esq d c l illustrated in one hundred plates ultra high resolution high resolution layard austen henry sir 1817 1894 author river monuments nineveh austen henry layard persian persia iran pre islamic antiquity book illustrations
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1849
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Layard, Austen Henry, Sir (1817-1894), Author
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Assyria: Art, Antiquities and Archaeological Sites.

Monument of Nineveh, discovered and described by M.P.E. Botta, measured and drawn by M. E. Flandin.
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London
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New York Public Library
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bodies of water eunuchs barges assyria calah extinct city stream crossing military kings horses prints illustrations general research division the monuments of nineveh from drawings made on the spot by austen henry layard esq d c l illustrated in one hundred plates ultra high resolution high resolution layard austen henry sir 1817 1894 author river monuments nineveh austen henry layard persian persia iran pre islamic antiquity book illustrations