FlGS. 246, 247.—Moulds for trinkets ; from Layard. Personal jewelry and the apparatus of the toilet seem tohave been no less elaborate in the Babylon of Nebuchadnezzar … FlG. 250.—Part of the harness of a chariot-horse. than in the Nineveh of Sennacherib, but we possess very fewobjects that can be surely referred to that period. To the VOL. II. 3 A 362 A History of Art in Ciialrka and Assyria. very last years of the Chaldaean empire, if not to a still laterdate,…
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