The Persepolis Expedition - The Oriental Institute of the University of

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The Persepolis Expedition - The Oriental Institute of the University of
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The Persepolis Expedition
[Erich F. Schmidt]
University of Chicago. The Oriental Institute. Aerial Survey Expedition.
1941
17 mounted ill.; 52 x 38 cm
English
Since only a few copies of this portfolio are known to exist, it is surmised that Erich Schmidt produced this volume for the purpose of
fund raising.
Photographs from the Persepolis excavations of the joint expedition of the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania, Oriental Institute of Chicago University, and Boston Museum of Fine Arts, directed by Dr. Erich F. Schmidt. The photographs were prepared by the Aerial Survey Expedition, Mary Helen Warden Foundation, the Oriental Institute, University of Chicago.
OCLC: 63566163
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PERSEPOLIS
ENTRANCE TO THE ROYAL TERRACE
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PERSEPOLIS
SPHINX FROM DARIUS’ PALACE
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PERSEPOLIS
LION-BULL SYMBOL FROM THE TRIPYLON
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PERSEPOLIS
DARIUS’ PALACE AND COLUMNS OF THE APADANA
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PERSEPOLIS
TRIBUTE BEARERS FROM THE GRAND STAIRWAY OF THE APADANA
HARAIVA - BABYLONIANS - SYRIANS
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PERSEPOLIS
EXCAVATING THE TREASURY
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PERSEPOLIS
DETAIL FROM THE DARIUS RELIEF IN THE TREASURY
THE SWORD OF THE MEDIAN CARRIER OF
THE ROYAL BOW AND BATTLE-AX
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ISTAKHR
SCULPTURE OF A GENIUS
Found in the Sasanian
stratum
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PERSEPOLIS
A LION TRIPOD OF BRONZE FROM THE TREASURY
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PERSEPOLIS
RESTORED BULL-MAN CAPITAL FROM COLUMN OF TRIPYLON
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NAQSH - I - RUSTAM
THE TOMBS OF DARIUS AND HIS SUCCESSORS
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PERSEPOLIS
GUARDIAN MAN-BULLS AT XERXES’ GATE
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PERSEPOLIS
ALEXANDER THE GREAT, CONQUEROR OF PERSEPOLIS
SILVER COIN FOUND IN THE TREASURY
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PERSEPOLIS
BAKED CLAY STATUETTE OF A PERSIAN
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NAQSH - I - RUSTAM
THE “KA’BAH - I - ZARDUSHT” AFTER EXCAVATION
Important Sasanian inscriptions were
found on its walls