IMAGE ARCHIVE
Photographs
All archive records, with and without verified locations.River scenes on the Euphrates taken at Hilla. Women washing clothes. And fetching water from the same spot
32.4822, 44.4328
Ur. Remains of Dub-lal-Makh. Called by the locals "The Baths," el Hammam
30.9628, 46.1031
Ur. Sand encroaching on excavated ruins. Scene from the top of the ziggurat
30.9628, 46.1031
Ur. View from the top of the ziggurat showing steps leading up
30.9628, 46.1031
Babylon Camel caravan. Carrying grain near ancient ruins
32.5447, 44.4318
Babylon The Ishtar gate showing animals embossed on brick walls
32.5447, 44.4318
Babylon Brick walls and towers near the Ishtar gate
32.5447, 44.4318
Babylon Section of the Via Sacra showing well preserved pavement
32.5447, 44.4318
Babylon Jumble of brick walls. Remains of ancient houses
32.5447, 44.4318
Arch of Ctesiphon. "The wonder arch of the east." Desert traffic sign on the way to the arch of Ctesiphon
33.0944, 44.5830
Kerbela. The great mosque with dome and minarets overlaid with gold
32.5984, 44.0158
Arbela. (Erbil). Main city gate
36.1912, 44.0094
Arbela. (Erbil). Main road into the city
36.1912, 44.0094
Calah. (Nimrud) 20 miles S. of Mosul, capital of Assyria in 9th and 8th cents. B.C
36.0982, 43.3289
Nineveh. Nebi Yunis, tomb of the prophet Jonah, not far from Nineveh
36.3416, 43.1291
Mosul. Wool picking along the banks of the Tigris
36.3416, 43.1291
Mosul. A copper store. Dealer in pots and pans
36.3416, 43.1291
Mosul. Sennacherib's castle. View from the castle looking south with the Tigris river at the left
36.3416, 43.1291
Gayara. Area of bituminous wells S. of Mosul. Bituminous pot-holes. Concessioners' building in background
35.7984, 43.2945
Ashur (Qalat Sherqat). 40 miles S. of Mosul. El-Qala'a. The castle. A close view
35.4548, 43.2608
Kish. (Tel-Uhaimir). The ruling city immediately after the deluge. Tel-Kish from the south
32.5400, 44.6046
Kerbela. Second holy city of the Shiite Muslims. Pastoral scene near Kerbela
32.5984, 44.0158
Kerbela. Second holy city of the Shiite Muslims. Main street. Leading to the mosque
32.5984, 44.0158
Nejaf. First sacred city of the Shiite Muslims. Mosque entrance. Ever crowded
32.0010, 44.3300