| CHAPTER I. |
| CIVIL AND MILITARY ARCHITECTURE. |
| PAGE |
| § 1. General Character of the Mesopotamian Palace and History of theExcavations | [1–8] |
| § 2. The Palace of Sargon | [9–32] |
| § 3. Other Palaces of Mesopotamia | [32–53] |
| § 4. Towns and their Defences | [53–77] |
| CHAPTER II. |
| SCULPTURE. |
| § 1. The principal themes of Chaldæo-Assyrian Sculpture | [78–109] |
| § 2. Materials | [109–125] |
| § 3. The Principal Conventions of Chaldæo-Assyrian Sculpture | [125–142] |
| § 4. On the Representations of Animals | [142–173] |
| § 5. Chaldæan Sculpture | [173–202] |
| § 6. Assyrian Sculpture | [203–243] |
| § 7. Polychromy | [243–250] |
| § 8. Gems | [251–280] |
| § 9. The General Characteristics of Chaldæo-Assyrian Sculpture | [281–291] |
| CHAPTER III. |
| PAINTING | [292–297] |
| CHAPTER IV. |
| THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS. |
| § 1. Ceramics | [298–308] |
| § 2. Metallurgy | [308–313] |
| § 3. Furniture | [313–324] |
| § 4. Metal Dishes and Utensils | [324–343] |
| § 5. Arms | [343–349] |
| § 6. Instruments of the Toilet and Jewelry | [349–363] |
| § 7. Textiles | [363–372] |
| § 8. Commerce | [372–374] |
| CHAPTER V. |
| COMPARISON BETWEEN EGYPT AND CHALDÆA | [375–400] |
| ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS | [401–404] |
| INDEX | [407–420] |