Ninevah Collection

The recognition of Esarhaddon as king in Ninevah, Upper Mesopotamia in 681 BC
3033782 The recognition of Esarhaddon as king in Ninevah, Upper Mesopotamia in 681 BC. Esarhaddon or Asarhaddon, king of Assyria who reigned 681 - 669 BC

The late right hon Sir Austin Henry Layard (engraving)
728940 The late right hon Sir Austin Henry Layard (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The late right hon Sir Austin Henry Layard, G.C.B)

An Assyrian king travelling. After an illustration by an unidentified 19th century artist from a bas relief on the walls of the Royal Palace at Ninevah; Illustration

Nineveh Glory Kingdoms Nebi Yunis tomb prophet Jonah
Nineveh. The Glory of Kingdoms. Nebi Yunis, tomb of the prophet Jonah, not far from Nineveh. 1932, Iraq, Ninevah (Extinct city)

Neby Yunis Nineveh 1932 Iraq Ninevah Extinct city
Neby Yunis near Nineveh. 1932, Iraq, Ninevah (Extinct city)

Nineveh Glory Kingdoms Bedouin encampment mounds
Nineveh. The Glory of Kingdoms. A Bedouin encampment near the mounds. 1932, Iraq, Ninevah (Extinct city)

Nineveh Glory Kingdoms Mounds covering ancient
Nineveh. The Glory of Kingdoms. Mounds covering ancient site taken from a distance. 1932, Iraq, Ninevah (Extinct city)

Nineveh Glory Kingdoms primitive wheat mill shrine
Nineveh. The Glory of Kingdoms. A primitive wheat mill near shrine of Nebi Yunis. 1932, Iraq, Ninevah (Extinct city)

Nineveh Glory Kingdoms Bedouin home mounds 1932
Nineveh. The Glory of Kingdoms. A Bedouin home near the mounds. 1932, Iraq, Ninevah (Extinct city)

Monuments Ninevah Plate 3 Human-headed Bull Winged Figure
Monuments of Ninevah: Plate 3, Human-headed Bull and Winged Figure from a Gateway in the Wall Surrounding Kouyunjik (Quyunjik), 1853. Austen Henry Layard (British, 1817-1894)

Monuments Ninevah Plate 6 Fish-god Nimroud Figure
Monuments of Ninevah: Plate 6, Fish-god (Nimroud); Figure near an Entrance (Kouyunjik), 1853. Austen Henry Layard (British, 1817-1894)

Excavating a low-relief carving of the Fish god Dagon. From Austen Layard Discoveries in the Ruins of Ninevah and Babylon London 1853. Lithograph

Assyrian Relief
Assyrian soldier mounted on a dromedary.To the left a foot soldier sets fire to the tents of the Arabs. Part of scene celebrating the victories of Assurbanipal (668-631)

HORMUZD RASSAM 1826-1910
HORMUZD RASSAM Turkish Assyriologist. Assisted A.H.Layard in archaeological excavations near Ninevah

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"Unveiling the Ancient Splendor: Exploring Nineveh, the Glorious Kingdoms" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating history of Nineveh. From the engravings of Sir Austin Henry Layard to bas-reliefs depicting Assyrian kings traveling through this magnificent city, every corner holds a tale waiting to be discovered. Witness the grandeur of Nebi Yunis tomb, where Prophet Jonah's legacy echoes through its hallowed halls. In 1932, Neby Yunis stood as a testament to Ninevah's once thriving existence before becoming an extinct city. Marvel at the remnants of Bedouin encampments scattered across mounds that cover ancient treasures beneath their surface. These mounds hold secrets untold, waiting for intrepid explorers to unveil their mysteries. Journey into the past as you stumble upon primitive wheat mills and shrines that were once vital parts of daily life in Nineveh. Imagine standing amidst Bedouin homes nestled within these historic mounds; it is like stepping into a different era altogether. Monuments such as human-headed bull-winged figures and fish-god Nimroud sculptures transport you further into this lost world. Excavating low-relief carvings reveals Dagon, the revered fish god worshipped by ancient civilizations. As you explore each Assyrian relief meticulously crafted by skilled artisans centuries ago, let your imagination run wild with tales from this glorious kingdom. Let Nineveh captivate your senses and leave you yearning for more knowledge about its rich heritage.