A History of Babylon, from the Foundation of the Monarchy to the Persian Conquest

by L. W. King

[46]. Akhenaten, with his queen and infant daughters, on the balcony of their palace; after N. de G. Davies 223

[47]-48. Representations of Hittites in Egyptian sculpture; after Meyer 226

[49]. Hittite foot-soldiers at the Battle of Kadesh; after Meyer 227

[50]. Hittite chieftain, a captive of Rameses III.; after Meyer 228

[51]. Figure, probably of a Hittite king, from the Royal Gate at Khatti; after a photo, by Puchstein 229

[52]. The Royal Gate of Khatti, the capital of the Hittites, viewed from the outside; after Puchstein 231

[53]. Conjectural restoration of a Hittite gateway viewed from outside; after Puchstein 232

[54]. Longitudinal section of the Lower Western Gateway at Khatti; after Puchstein 234

[55]. Transverse section of the Lower Western Gateway at Khatti; after Puchstein 235