[From: Woolley, Leonard. The Art of The Middle East, including Persia, Mesopotamia and Palestine. New York: Crown Publishers. 1961.]
1.Geography and History --- 2.Elam --- 3.Sumer --- 4.Sumer and Akkad --- 5.Syria & Palestine --- 6.Hurri & Hittites --- 7.Anatolia
Chapter Four [Notes]
1. In Arrest and Movement, [London, 1951], p. 164.
2. Whether the timbering was constructional only and removed when the work was finished, or was permanent, it is impossible to say; but since the gaps in the brickwork of the side walls which served as lodgements for the balks were not filled in the latter assumption seems the more probable.
3. The ziggurat at Warka is fine, but having been robbed of its burn-brick is less informative.
[Woolley, Leonard. The Art of The Middle East, including Persia, Mesopotamia and Palestine. New York: Crown Publishers. 1961.]
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