Historical geography

Babylonia. Akkade- and Ur III-Time

Settlement

Examples of Ancient Near-Eastern Cities. Residences of The Assyrian Empire. Assur

Asia Minor and Syria. Examples of the History of Settlement in Graeco-Roman Times

Lycia and Pamphylia

Palestine. Iron Age Settlements (ca. 1200-550 B.C.). The Kingdoms of Judah and Israel.

Middle East. Pottery Neolithic

Egypt and the Levant. Aegean Imports in the 2nd Millennium B.C.

Palestine. Iron Age Settlements (ca. 1200-550 B.C.). The Kingdoms of Judah and Israel

Eastern Asia Minor. The Empire of *Urartu (9th to 7th Century B.C.)

Jerusalem. Architectural Development

From the Early Bronze Age to the Destruction by Nebukadnezar II (3100-587/586 B.C.)

Palestine. Settlements in Graeco-Roman Times (ca. 300 B.C.-300 A.D.)

Jerusalem. Architectural Development

From the Re-erection in the Hadrianic Period to the Eve of the Crusades (117-1099 A.D.)

Middle East. The Empires of the Diadochi (about 303 B.C.)

Palestine. Settlements in Graeco-Roman Times (ca. 300 B.C.-300 A.D.)

Jerusalem. Architectural Development

From the Arrival of the Crusaders to the Early Ottoman Period (1099-ca. 1750 A.D.)

The Jewish Diaspora until the 7th Century A.D.

Asia Minor. The Hittite Empire from the 14th to the 13th Century B.C.

The Iranian Highland. Middle Bronze Age to the Iron Age

The Elamite Empires

Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia. From Antonius Pius until the End of the Parthian Empire (138-224 A.D.)

Asia Minor in the 17th Century according to Evliya Celebi