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Highlights of the Collection of the Oriental Institute Mesopotamia 101. Before the Gods 102. Cylinder Seals 103. Khorsabad Court Anatolia 104. Figurines 105. Spouted Pitcher Megiddo 106. Megiddo Ivories 107. Canaanite Gods 108. Dead Sea Scroll A tour of some of the treasures of the Oriental Institute. Egypt 109. Tutankhamun 110. Book of the Dead 111. Mummy 112. Roman Mummy Portrait 113. A Man and his Wife Persia 114. Painted Drinking Cups 115. Persian Bull Nubia 116. Incense Burner 117. Head of a Nubian 118. Nubian King 119. Painted Pottery The Bible in the Ancient Middle East A tour of the Ancient Middle East’s historical and cultural context for the development of the Bible. Mesopotamia 201. Epic of Gilgamesh 202. Code of Hammurabi 203. Glazed Lions of Babylon 204. Lamassu and Cherubim Assyria 205. Sennacherib Prism 206. Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser Megiddo 207. Statues of Canaanite Gods 208. Female Figurines 209. Megiddo Ivories 210. Cymbals and Music 211. Horned Altar 212. City of Solomon and David 213. Dead Sea Scroll Egypt 214. Bird-Shaped Lamp 215. Ramesses and Exodus Persia 216. Xerxes and the Book of Esther Nubia 217. Nubian King 218. Lintel Mesopotamia 301. Map of the Ancient Near East 302. The Kingdom of Mitanni and the Amarna Letters Anatolia 303. The Hittite Empire 304. The Amuq Valley Megiddo 305. Ancient Israel and the City of Megiddo Tutankhamun’s World An introduction to the ancient Middle East around the 14th century b.c. Egypt 306. King Tut 307. Life in Egypt 308. Pottery from King Tut’s Funeral 309. Egypt and Her Neighbors Nubia 310. Nubia and Egypt 301 3 0 2 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 205 206 2 0 1 202 203 2 0 4 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 2 1 6 217 218 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 1 0 8 109 111 112 1 1 3 115 1 1 4 116 1 1 7 118 1 1 9 110 coming soon

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Page 1: Highlights Collection Oriental Institute of the Oriental ... · 206. Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser Megiddo 207. Statues of Canaanite Gods 208. Female Figurines 209. Megiddo Ivories

Highlights of the Collection of the Oriental Institute

Mesopotamia

101. Before the Gods

102. Cylinder Seals

103. Khorsabad Court

Anatolia

104. Figurines

105. Spouted Pitcher

Megiddo

106. Megiddo Ivories

107. Canaanite Gods

108. Dead Sea Scroll

A tour of some of the treasures of the Oriental Institute.

Egypt

109. Tutankhamun

110. Book of the Dead

111. Mummy

112. Roman Mummy Portrait

113. A Man and his Wife

Persia

114. Painted Drinking Cups

115. Persian Bull

Nubia

116. Incense Burner

117. Head of a Nubian

118. Nubian King

119. Painted Pottery

The Bible in the Ancient Middle East

A tour of the Ancient Middle East’s historical and cultural context for the development of the Bible.

Mesopotamia

201. Epic of Gilgamesh

202. Code of Hammurabi

203. Glazed Lions of Babylon

204. Lamassu and Cherubim

Assyria

205. Sennacherib Prism

206. Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser

Megiddo

207. Statues of Canaanite Gods

208. Female Figurines

209. Megiddo Ivories

210. Cymbals and Music

211. Horned Altar

212. City of Solomon and David

213. Dead Sea Scroll

Egypt

214. Bird-Shaped Lamp

215. Ramesses and Exodus

Persia

216. Xerxes and the Book of Esther

Nubia

217. Nubian King

218. Lintel

Mesopotamia

301. Map of the Ancient Near East

302. The Kingdom of Mitanni and the Amarna Letters

Anatolia

303. The Hittite Empire

304. The Amuq Valley

Megiddo

305. Ancient Israel and the City of Megiddo

Tutankhamun’s World An introduction to the ancient Middle East around the 14th century b.c.

Egypt

306. King Tut

307. Life in Egypt

308. Pottery from King Tut’s Funeral

309. Egypt and Her Neighbors

Nubia

310. Nubia and Egypt

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Audio tours of the O

riental Institute are generously supported by Joyce and Roger Isaacs.

Written by:

Geoff Em

berlingEm

ily TeeterA

dam H

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ingsSofia FennerM

ary Cochran

Read by:G

eoff Emberling

Ian TurvilleRichie RoesnerG

il SteinJessica C

aracci

Recorded by the Chicago M

edia Initiatives Group:

Ben Kolak

Gus Lacy

Renée Basick

Music by:

Issa Boulous

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The circular click wheel underneath the screen is used to select

and play the tours.

To access tours, select “Music” by scrolling up or dow

n the menu

by lightly moving your finger in a clockw

ise or counterclockwise

motion around the outer edge of the click w

heel and then pressing the button in the m

iddle of the click wheel. Then select

“Album

s.” You will then see a m

enu of tours.

Scroll up or down the m

enu of tours and select the one you wish

to hear by pressing the button in the middle of the click w

heel. To play the tour in order, scroll to the “Introduction” and select it by pressing the button in the m

iddle of the click wheel.

At the tone that signals the end of the each tour stop, pause the

audio by pressing the pause/play button on the bottom of the

click wheel. U

sing this map, locate your next stop, then the press

pause/play button again to continue.

To adjust the volume w

hile a track is playing, use the same clockw

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heel, or you can use the slider on the headphone cable.

To return to the tour menu, press the M

enu button on the top of the click w

heel.

To listen to object descriptions without follow

ing one of the set tours, start w

ith “Music,” then select “Songs.” C

lick on the num

ber that corresponds to that on the audio tour label posted by individual objects.

Ancient Egypt for Kids

409. Comic Books

410. When I’m Sick

411. Pets and Animals

412. My House

413. Dinner!

414. Music

415. Playing Games

Take a tour with an Egyptian kid Serefka and learn about his world.

401. Meet My Family!

402. Learning to Write

403. At School

404. King Tut

405. The Pharaohs

406. The Lady Singer

407. The Kid Mummy

408. On the Nile

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