phrygia

Archaic Bronze phiale (libation bowl), bronze

The phiale came to the Greek world from the ancient Near East. Archaic

Pendant in the form of an amphora

The body is a pear shaped garnet set in a beaded rim. Accession Number: 17.192.185

Statue of Niobe on Mount Sipylus.

Sculptures on the Rock at Humam [Hamam Kaya].

Phrygian Monument near Gombet-li [Kümbet].

Aga's House, Gombet-li [Kümbet].

Position of ditto. [Monument, right of Dogan-lu [Doganli valley]].

Tomb of Midas, Dogan-lu [Doganli valley].

Tomb of Solon, Gombet-li [Kümbet]

The Monkey-Pass, near Kurkh.

List of plates

Tomb of Yapuldak [Yapildak Kale].

Title page

Doric Temple, Dogan-lu [Gerdek Kaya].

Monument, right of Dogan-lu [Doganli valley].

Sepulchral Chamber, in the Rock, Mount Sipylus.

Phrygie. Chiaour [i.e. Ghiaour] Kaléçi. Murailles de la forteresse et ...

Illustration showing sculptures of large figures, possibly Hittite gods, on rock wall at Gavurkale, Turkey. Illus. in: Exploration archéologique de la Galatie et de la Bithynie, d'une partie de la Mysie, de la... More

map from "Anatolica; or, the Journal of a visit to some of the ancient...

This image has been taken from scan 000284 from "Anatolica; or, the Journal of a visit to some of the ancient ruined cities of Caria, Phrygia, Lycia, and Pisidia. [With plates and maps.]". The title and subject... More

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John Henry Haynes. Bas relief; two lions at Kosh Nishan Ighneri, Phryg...

Bas relief: two lions at Kosh Nishan Ighneri in Phrygia. from: Robert G. Ousterhout: John Henry Haynes - A Photographer and Archaeologist in the Ottoman Empire 1881–1900 S. 89 ISBN 978-605-62429-0-8

John Henry Haynes. Exterior of Byzantine church, Ayazin in Phrygia (id...

Exterior of Byzantine church at Ayazin in Phrygia. from: Robert G. Ousterhout: John Henry Haynes - A Photographer and Archaeologist in the Ottoman Empire 1881–1900 S. 89 ISBN 978-605-62429-0-8

John Henry Haynes. Pinnacle of friable tufa at Doghanli, Phrygia (id.1...

Pinnacle of friable tufa at Doghanli in Phrygia. from: Robert G. Ousterhout: John Henry Haynes - A Photographer and Archaeologist in the Ottoman Empire 1881–1900 S. 89 ISBN 978-605-62429-0-8

Hottenroth I-024 - 11-12 - Phrygian females

Clothing of two Phrygian females.

Hottenroth I-024 - 3-4 - Phrygian males

Clothing of two Phrygian males.

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Map of Asia Minor. Historical Atlas

Phrygians

Sepulchral Vault near Affghan-Khiu [Avdan-Tešvikiye].

Entrance to the Valley of Dogan-lu [Doganli valley].

Monument with Inscriptions, Dogan-lu [Doganli valley].

Plate of Inscriptions.

Phrygian helmets, bow, bipennis, quiver, tunic, axe and javelin