Ashurbanipal
Relief showing royal garden. From palace of Ashurbanipal, Ninevah. 7th century BC. (British Museum). Cf. Eccles.2:5-6..

Assur-nasir-pal ii
Limestone monolith of Assur-nasir-pal II., in the palace at Nimrud..
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Esarhaddon
Monument of Assyrian Pharaoh Esarhaddon c. 670 BC with captured kings of Tyre and Egypt. Sculptured portrait of Esarhaddon (Is.19.4).

Esarhaddon
Sculptured portrait of Esarhaddon (Is. 19.4) with captured kings of Tyre and Taharka of Egypt with rings and rope through their nose and lips (Is.37.29).

Shalmanesser Iii
Relief from `Black Obelisk` of Shalmaneser III of Assyria showing a deputation sent by Jehu, king of Israel.. The bearded Israelites wear long tunics covered by fringed cloaks - their heads are covered by the characteristic Syrian head-dress. Their feet protected by the pointed shoes of the mountain peoples. They are carrying various objects, including stamped bars of metal,vessels, and staves. 9th century BC. (British Museum).

Shalmanesser Iii
Calah obelisk showing Jehu doing homage to Shalmaneser III. 9th century BC..

Shalmaneser ii
Black obelisk of Shalmaneser II commemorating his thirty-one campaigns and the tributes of various nations, among them that of Jehu, king of Israel..

Tartan
Sargon the king of Assyria is referred to in Isaiah xx,1. His Tartan, or commander-in-chief, who captured Ashdod faces the monarch and another high official..

Pul
Assault of a city by Tiglath-Pileser II. The Pul of 2 Kings 15, 19..

Pul
Tiglath Pileser III (`Pul`) on relief from Calah. (British Museum)..

Nimrod
Nimrod, in Palace of Khorsabad.

Sargon
Sargon & Sennacherib: Assyrian inscribed cylinders. Top: Annals of king Sargon. Bottom: annals of king Sennacherib, including expedition against Hezekiah..