- CollectionBonomi MSS - Joseph Bonomi Collection
- DossierBonomi MSS 32 - Nineveh Antiquities
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- PièceBonomi MSS 32.28 - Iraq. Khorsabad. Palace of Sargon II. Gate. Sculpture depicting winged bull with human head (lamassu), c. 710-705 BC; tracing from gypsum sculpture
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.29 - Iraq. Nineveh. South-West Palace of Sennacherib. Court XIX (U). Panels 10-12. Relief depicting Assyrians carrying off booty and heads and booty piled up in a palm grove, c. 640-620 BC; drawing/tracing from gypsum slab now in London, British Museum, BM 124825,b = 1851,0902.1.b
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.30 - Iraq. Nineveh. South-West Palace of Sennacherib. Room V. Slab 43. Relief depicting an Assyrian fortified camp, c. 660-650 BC; sketch from gypsum slab in situ, but reported stolen in 1995
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.31 - Iraq. Nineveh. South-West Palace of Sennacherib. Court VI (I). Relief depicting a wild sow with her young hidden in the reed thicket behind, c. 700-692 BC; sketch from gypsum slab now in London, British Museum, BM 124824 = 1851,0902.2
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.32 - Map of the presumed boundary of ancient Nineveh
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.33 - Relief depicting one man striking another man holding decapitated head, Neo-Assyrian; sketch in grid from gypsum slab (not identified), probably from the South-West Palace of Sennacherib at Nineveh in Iraq
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.34 - Plan of the platform in which the Palace of Sargon II at Khorsabad in Iraq stood
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.35 - Iraq. Nimrud (Kahlu). North-West Palace. Room B. Panel 10. Relief depicting Ashurnasirpal II and his army crossing the Euphrates, c. 865-860 BC; sketch/tracing from gypsum slab now in London, British Museum, BM 124543 = 1848,1104.8
- PièceBonomi MSS 32.36 - Iraq. Nimrud (Kahlu). North-West Palace. West Wing. Possibly Room WM. Relief depicting Ashurnasirpal II or his son and heir, Shalmaneser III, in his chariot on a lion hunt, c. 875-860 BC; drawing/tracing from gypsum slab now in London, British Museum, BM 124579 = 1849,1222.8 (reversed)
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