Ancient ivory: masterpieces of the Assyrian empire
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Abstract: | Ivory is a wonderful material: tactile, beautiful, workable into many different forms and the strongest in the animal kingdom. Unfortunately for the elephant, it has been highly prized from the Palaeolithic to the present day, in part by virtue of its rarity and the difficulty of acquiring it. During the early first millennium bc - the "Age of Ivory" - literally thousands of carved ivories found their way to the Assyrian capital city of Kalhu, or modern Nimrud, in northern Iraq. The majority were not made there, in the heart of ancient Assyria, but arrived as gift, tribute or booty gathered by the Assyrian kings from the small neighbouring states of the ancient Middle Eastern world. The ivories were first unearthed in the mid-19th century by renowned Victorian traveller and adventurer Austen Henry Layard, but it was not until the mid-20th century that the extent of the treasure was realized by Max Mallowan, the archaeologist husband of Agatha Christie. Thousands of extraordinary ivories have since been excavated from the ruins of the ancient city's extravagant palaces, temples and forts |
Physical Description: | 208 Seiten Illustrationen, 1 Karte 29 cm |
ISBN: | 0500051917 9780500051917 |
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adam_text | Titel: Ancient ivory
Autor: Herrmann, Georgina
Jahr: 2017
Contents
Preface From Discovery to Destruction 6
Introduction Masterpieces of Ancient Ivory 8
1 The City of Nimrud and its Discovery 18
2 Ah, Assyria! 40
3 The Phoenicians: Master Craftsmen 54
4 Syro-Phoenician Ivories 104
5 The Ivories of North Syria 118
6 The Influence of Regionalism on Furniture
and the Minor Arts 152
7 The Age of Ivory 186
Map 196
Notes 198
Suggested Reading 201
Bibliography 202
Acknowledgments 205
Index 206
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