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Buy this book together with Seeing Egypt and the Holy Land by E. Newman
A comprehensive catalogue of the idiophones of the ancient Near East acquired by the Department of the Near East of the British Museum since the mid-nineteenth century. The book is fully illustrated with updated descriptions and bibliography.+With the characteristic compelling photographs that accompany his work, E. M. Newman here presents his unique outlook on Egypt and the Holy Land. Written with the competence of a professional travel writer, Newman takes the reader through his arrival in Egypt by ship and on a virtual tour of the noted wonders of that land. His impressions of Egypt, Palestine, the Arabian Desert and Sinai are all dutifully recorded. Finishing up with the accounts of his main New Testament sites, Nazareth, the Jordan River, Bethlehem, and Jerusalem, this travelogue contains a wealth of impressions and memories. Illustrated with over 300 photographs, this volume gives a visually descriptive tour of these ancient lands.Save $34.83
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Title:Idiophones of the Ancient Near East
Subtitle:In the Collections of the British Museum
Availability:In Print
Publisher:Gorgias Press

By Richard Dumbrill
ISBN:978-1-61143-956-4
Availability:In Print
Publication Date:4/2011
Language:English
Format:Hardback, Color, 8.25 x 10.75 in
Pages:123
 

This book is a catalogue of the idiophones acquired by the Department of the Near East of the British Museum since the mid nineteenth century and constitutes the largest collection. It includes clay rattles principally from Ur, dating from the third millennium BC; Shell clappers; copper and bronze clappers and cymbals from Nimrud and from other prestigious locations and a remarkable collection of bronze bells mainly from Nimrud, unearthed by Layard around 1850. The book gives an accurate description of the objects along with former references and a comprehensive bibliography.



Table of Contents
  • Preface (page 5)
  • Note on the Numbering of Objects (page 7)
  • Principal Table of Contents (page 8)
  • I - Clay Rattles (page 9)
    • Table of Contents (page 10)
    • Pie-crust rattles (page 11)
    • Zoomorphic rattles (page 15)
    • Fructiform rattles (page 21)
    • Appendix to Clay Rattles (page 23)
    • General Catalogue of Clay Rattles (page 26)
  • II - Sell Clappers (page 31)
    • Table of Contents (page 32)
    • Appendix to Shell Clappers (page 41)
    • General Catalogue of Shell Clappers (page 42)
  • III - Brass Cymbals and Clappers (page 45)
    • Table of Contents (page 46)
    • General Catalogue of Bass Cymbals and Clappers (page 52)
  • IV - Bronze Bells (page 55)
    • Table of Contents by provenance (page 56)
    • Table of contents by number (page 57)
    • Bells from Nimrud (page 58)
    • Other sites (page 84)
    • Appendix to Bronze Bells (page 92)
    • Typology (page 95)
    • Selected drawings (page 96)
    • General Catalogue of Bells (page 99)
  • List of Figures (page 8)
  • Bibliography (page 8)



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