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All maps, plans, and line drawings have been drawn by Neslihan Yılmaz, unless otherwise
noted.
Chapter 1
1.2 after Bar-Yosef and Meadow 1995: 74, fig. 3.5.
1.6 after A. Özdog˘an 1995: pl. 2.
1.7 after Schmidt 2009: 190, Abb. 3.
1.8 photo: Charles Gates.
1.10 after Mellaart 1967: 62, fig. 12.
1.11 after Mellaart 1967: 128, figs. 41–42.
1.12 after Mellaart 1967: pl. 59.
Chapter 2
2.2 after Roaf 1990: 60.
2.3 after Frankfort 1996: 21, fig. 4.
2.4 after Nissen 1988: 101, fig. 40.
2.5 after Roaf 1990: 63.
2.7 Neslihan Yılmaz and Margaret Reid.
2.9 after National Geographic Society 1981: 40.
2.10 after Nissen 1988: 120–121, fig. 50.
2.11a and b) after drawings by Elizabeth Simpson, in I. Winter 1985: 13, fi g. 3 (obverse); and
16, fi g. 18 (reverse).
2.12 after the reconstruction by Hamilton D. Darby (as in Frankfort 1970: 43, fig. 36).
2.14 photo: courtesy of the Oriental Institute of The University of Chicago. Reproduced with
permission.
2.15 after Hawkes 1974: 173.
2.16 photo: courtesy of The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, film #139328.
Reproduced with permission.
2.19 after Lloyd 1984: 168, fig. 115.
Chapter 3
3.2 Margaret Reid and Neslihan Yılmaz.
3.4 after Hawkes 1974: 173; and Roaf 1990: 101.
458 ILLUSTRATION SOURCES
3.5 after A. Eggebrecht, W. Konrad and E. Pusch, (eds) Sumer, Assur, Babylon: 7000 Jahre
Kunst und Kultur zwischen Euphrat und Tigris (Hildesheim: Roemer- und Pelizaeus Museum,
1978): 16, fig. 9.
3.6 after Canby 2001: pl. 10.
3.7 after Frankfort 1996: 109, fig. 117.
3.8 after a drawing by A. S. Whitburn: in, for example, C. L. Woolley, The Sumerians (New
York: W. W. Norton, 1965), 157, fig. 27.
3.10 after M.-H. Gates 1984: 73.
3.11 after M.-H. Gates 1984: 76–77; and Lloyd 1984: 166, fig. 113.
3.13 after M.-H. Gates 1984: 83.
Chapter 4
4.2 after Wheeler 1968: 39, fig. 7.
4.3 photo: copyright J. M. Kenoyer, Courtesy Dept. of Archaeology and Museums, Govt. of
Pakistan. Reproduced with permission.
4.4 after Chakrabarti 1997: pl. 8, and comments from G. Possehl (personal
communication).
Chapter 5
5.3 after Spencer 1993: 82, fig. 61.
5.4 after C. Hobson, Exploring the World of the Pharaohs (London: Thames and Hudson, 1987):
59.
5.5 after Lehner 1997: 76.
5.6 after Spencer 1993: 76; and Lehner 1997: 75.
5.7 after Lehner 1997: 77.
5.8 after C. Aldred et al., Le temps des Pyramides (Paris: Gallimard, 1978): 305, fig. 362.
5.9 after C. Aldred et al., Le temps des Pyramides (Paris: Gallimard, 1978): 305, fig. 361.
5.11 photo: Charles Gates.
5.12 after Lehner 1997: 64–65.
5.13 after C. Aldred et al., Le temps des Pyramides (Paris: Gallimard, 1978): 309, figs. 376 and
383–384.
5.15 photograph ©2002 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Reproduced with permission.
5.16 after C. Aldred et al., Le temps des Pyramides (Paris: Gallimard, 1978): 316, fig.417.
Chapter 6
6.1 after Kemp 1989: 150, fig. 53.
6.2 after W. B. Emery, H. S. Smith and A. Millard, The Fortress of Buhen (London: Egypt Exp-
loration Society, 1979): pl. 3.
6.4 after J. Ruffle, The Egyptians (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1977): 65.
6.5 after C. Aldred et al., L’Empire des Conquérants (Paris: Gallimard, 1979): 310, fig. 393.
6.6 photo: Charles Gates.
6.7 after C. Aldred et al., L’Empire des Conquérants (Paris: Gallimard, 1979): 308, fig. 390.
6.8 after C. Aldred et al., L’Empire des Conquérants (Paris: Gallimard, 1979): 301, fig. 377; and C.
Hobson, Exploring the World of the Pharaohs (London: Thames and Hudson, 1987): 137.
ILLUSTRATION SOURCES 459
6.9 photo: Charles Gates.
6.11 after C. Hobson, Exploring the World of the Pharaohs (London: Thames and Hudson, 1987):
107.
6.12 after C. Hobson, Exploring the World of the Pharaohs (London: Thames and Hudson, 1987):
108.
6.13 after Fairman 1949: 38, fig. 3.
6.14 after W. S. Smith 1998: 182, fig. 304.
6.15 after C. Aldred et al., L’Empire des Conquérants (Paris: Gallimard, 1979): 317, fig. 422.
6.16 after Reeves and Wilkinson 1996: 99, 122, and 164.
6.18 photo: Charles Gates.
Chapter 7
7.2 after G. Cadogan, Palaces of Minoan Crete (London and New York: Methuen, 1976):
56–57, fig. 6.
7.6 drawing by Juliana Bianco, from Graham, James Walter; The Palaces of Crete, fig. 58. Copy-
right © 1962 Princeton University Press, 1969 revised edition, 1990 renewed. Reprinted
by permission of Princeton University Press.
7.7 after Graham 1987: fig. 8.
7.10 photo: Marie-Henriette Gates. Reproduced with permission.
7.12 after S. Iakovidis, Mycenae-Epidaurus (Athens: Ekdotike Athenon, 1979): 48.
7.14 Margaret Reid and Neslihan Yılmaz.
7.15 photo: Charles Gates.
7.16 photo: Alison Frantz Photographic Collection, American School of Classical Studies at
Athens. Reproduced with permission.
7.17 after D. Preziosi and L. Hitchcock, Aegean Art and Architecture (Oxford: Oxford Univer-
sity Press, 1999): 157, fig. 97.
Chapter 8
8.2 after M. Korfmann et al., A Guide to Troia (Istanbul: Ege Yayınları, 1997): 28 and 75, fold-
out plan.
8.3 photo: Charles Gates.
8.4 after Seeher 2006: final fold-out plan.
8.5 photo: Ben Claasz Coockson. Reproduced with permission.
8.6 photo: Charles Gates.
8.7 after Seeher 2006: 138, fi g. 140.
Chapter 9
9.1 after Karageorghis 1982: 104; and Sandars 1985: 42 and 101.
9.3 after Courtois and J. and E. Lagarce 1986: 3; and V. Karageorghis, Les anciens Chypriotes.
Entre Orient et Occident (Paris: Armand Colin, 1991): 90.
9.4 after C. F. A. Schaeffer, Enkomi-Alasia. Nouvelles Missions en Chypre 1946–1950 (Paris:
Klincksieck, 1952): 244, fig. 90.
9.5 after A. Curtis 1985: 50, fig. 3; Yon 1992: 22, fig. 2; and Yon 1997: 6, fig. 1.
9.6 photo: Charles Gates.
460 ILLUSTRATION SOURCES
9.7 after Saadé 1979: 10, fig. 11; and Yon 1997: 47, fig. 20.
9.8 after Yon 1992: 28, fig. 6a; and Yon 1997: 89, fig. 44.
9.9 after Saadé 1979: 133, fig. 38; and A. Curtis 1985: 87, fig. 5.
Chapter 10
10.2 after Strommenger 1964: 438, fig. 50.
10.5 after Strommenger 1964: 445, fig. 52.
10.6 after Strommenger 1964: 446, figs. 53 and 55.
10.7 after Stone 1995: 246.
10.11 after Lloyd 1984: 224, fig. 167.
10.12 after Oates 1979: 148, fig. 100; and D. J. Wiseman, Nebuchadrezzar and Babylon (Oxford:
The British Academy and Oxford University Press, 1985): 46, fig. 3.
10.13 after Kuhrt 1987: 34, fig. 3.
10.15 after Frankfort 1996: 352, fig. 414.
10.16 photo: courtesy of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Reproduced with
permission.
10.17 photo: courtesy of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. Reproduced with
permission.
Chapter 11
11.2 after Aubet 1993: 28, fig. 4.
11.4 after Blas de Roblès, Pieri and Yon 2004: 53.
11.5 after Haggi and Artzy 2007: 76.
11.6 photo: Charles Gates.
11.7 after Aubet 2001: 160, fig. 34.
11.8 after Aubet 2001: 263, fig. 63a.
11.9 after Aubet 2001: 268, fig. 65.
11.10 after Aubet 2001: 221, fig. 48.
Chapter 12
12.2 after a watercolor by Andrew Fletcher.
12.3 after Finley 1977: 145.
12.5 after Popham, Calligas and Sackett 1993: pl. 5.
12.6 photo: Alison Frantz Photographic Collection, American School of Classical Studies at
Athens. Reproduced with permission.
12.8 after Kyrieleis 1981: 80, fig. 56 top.
12.9 after Kyrieleis 1981: 80, fig. 56 bottom; and fold-out plan at the end.
12.10 photograph ©2002 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Reproduced with permission.
Chapter 13
13.3 after Coulton 1977: 42.
13.4 after Coulton 1977: 42.
13.5 after Lawrence 1996: 166.
ILLUSTRATION SOURCES 461
13.6 after Tölle 1969: fold-out plan after p. 40.
Chapter 14
14.1 after Finley 1977: 148.
14.2 after Camp 1986: 37; and Finley 1977: 150.
14.3 photo: Alison Frantz Photographic Collection, American School of Classical Studies at
Athens. Reproduced with permission.
14.7 photo: Alison Frantz Photographic Collection, American School of Classical Studies at
Athens. Reproduced with permission.
Chapter 15
15.1 after P. Amandry, Delphi and its History (Athens: “Greece—an Archaeological Guide”
Editions, 1984): 34–35.
15.4 after P. Amandry, Delphi and its History (Athens: “Greece—an Archaeological Guide”
Editions, 1984): 8–9.
15.6 after B. Ashmole, Architect and Sculptor in Classical Greece (New York: New York University
Press, 1972): 5.
15.9 after E. Melas (ed.) Temples and Sanctuaries of Ancient Greece, London: Thames and Hudson,
1970: 114 (itself after an 1894 reconstruction by F. Adler).
15.10 photo: Alison Frantz Photographic Collection, American School of Classical Studies at
Athens. Reproduced with permission.
Chapter 16
16.1 after Finley 1977: 147.
16.2 after Lawrence 1996: 108, fig. 159.
16.3 after A. Powell, Ancient Greece. Cultural Atlas for Young People (New York and Oxford:
Facts on File 1989): 76–77.
16.4 photo: Charles Gates.
16.7 after Bowie and Thimme 1971: 40–41 and 90.
16.9 photo: Alison Frantz Photographic Collection, American School of Classical Studies at
Athens. Reproduced with permission.
16.10 photo: Charles Gates.
16.11 photo: Charles Gates.
16.12 two drawings from Wycherley, R. E.; The Stones of Athens, p. 242, fig. 68: 3 and 5. © 1978
Princeton University Press. Reprinted by permission of Princeton University Press.
16.13 after Camp 1986: 89, fig. 66.
Chapter 17
17.2 after Tomlinson 1983: 42, fig. 5.
17.4 photo: Charles Gates.
17.5 after Finley 1977: 208.
17.6 photo: Charles Gates.
17.7 after Wycherley 1967: 131, fig. 37.