The Coming of the Greeks. Indo-European Conquests in the Aegean and the Near East

LIST OF FIGURES

1 Map of the Near East (physical features after Bur-

chard Brentjes, Drei Jahrtausende Armenien [Vienna:

Verlag Anton Schroll, 1976], p. 19.

2 Copper model of two-wheeled cart, from Tell

Agrab (Iraq Museum 31389). Drawing by J. Morel;

from Littauer and Crouwel, Wheeled Vehicles, fig. 7.

3 Detail of "Ur Standard" (British Museum

121201). Drawing by J. Morel; from Littauer and

Crouwel, Wheeled Vehicles, fig. 3.

4 Chariot from tomb at Egyptian Thebes (Florence,
Museo Archeologico 2678). Drawing by J. Morel;
from Littauer and Crouwel, Wheeled Vehicles, fig. 42.

5 Detail from stone relief of Ramesses III, Medinet

Habu. Drawing by J. Morel; from Littauer and

Crouwel, Wheeled Vehicles, fig. 44.

6 Detail from cylinder seal impression, Kultepe.

Drawing by J. Morel; from Littauer and Crouwel,

Wheeled Vehicles, fig. 28.

7 Detail from cylinder seal impression (Metropolitan

Museum of Art ace. no. 66.245.17^. Drawing

by J. Morel; from Littauer and Crouwel, Wheel

Vehicles, fig. 29.

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