Image of excavators standing above carved stones discovered at the palace entrance at Eyuk, (Alaca Höyük, Turkey), depicting various scenes including the stone masons, three priests, priest leading rams, and two priests and a bull. The sphinx gate can be seen in the background. Includes handwritten note stating ’38 A3 Reliefs on Palace Entrance’.
Eyuk No.3 'Eyuk 'Reliefs on Palace entrance'
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- Dates of Creation1907
- Physical Description1 silver gelatine dry plate glass negative (179mm x 129mm)
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JG/HIT/EY/3 - Eyuk No.3 'Eyuk 'Reliefs on Palace entrance'
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Shows signs of light damage and the emulsion is flaking slightly along one edge of the negative.
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The digital image is copyright of the University of Liverpool.
Bibliography
Published in Garstang, (1908) 'Notes on a journey through Asia Minor', Liverpool Annals of Archaeology & Anthropology, Vol.1, plate II; (1910), Land of the Hittites, plate LXXII; and (1929), Hittite Empire, plate XXIX.