• The Detroit Institute of Arts: Ancient Silver
  • Bowl (500-700 CE)
• The Detroit Institute of Arts: Mesopotamia
  • Gudea of Lagash (2141-2122 BCE)
  • Dragon of Marduk (604-562 BCE)
  • Tiglath-Pileser III Receiving Homage (745-727 BCE)
  • Eagle-Headed Deity (883-859 BCE)
  • Vase (800-600 BCE)
  • Glazed Brick Representing a Birdman (700-600 BCE)
• The Detroit Institute of Arts: Persepolis/Ancient Iran
  • Spearman (500-400 BCE)
  • Court Official (359-338 BCE)
  • Earring (450-350 BCE)
  • Court Servant with Covered Tray (500-400 BCE)
  The Detroit Institute of Arts: South Arabian Sculpture
  • Plaque with Male Head (100-1 BCE)
  • Funerary Stele (300-200 BCE)
  • Female Funerary Head (100 BCE-100 CE)
• Metropolitan Museum of Art: Ancient Near Eastern Art
  • Human-Headed Winged Lion (883-859 BCE)
• Michael C. Carlos Museum: Ancient Near Eastern Art
  • Cuneiform Cylinder of Nabopolassar Recording Repair of the City Wall of Babylon (625-605 BCE)
  • Cylinder Seals including:
    • "Brocade Style" Cylinder Seal with Geometric Decoration (2900-2750 BCE)
    • Cylinder Seal with Watergod, Birdman, and Deities (2300-2200 BCE)
    • Cylinder Seal with Presentation to the Weathergod (2000-1600 BCE)
    • Cylinder Seal with Winged Sun Disk and Lion Attacking Animals (1500-1300 BCE)
  • Bowl (3000-2000 BCE)
  • Handmade Clay Figurines (2000-1700 BCE)
  • Master-of-Animals Standard Finial (800-600 BCE)
  • Whetstone Handle in the Form of a Leaping Ibex (1000-700 BCE)
  • Cheekpiece from Horse Bit (800-600 BCE)
  • Sword Hilt and Fragmentary Blade Decorated with Bearded Human Heads and Lions (1000-600 BCE)
  • Quiver Plaque (800-600 BCE)
  • Bowls and Jars from Jericho (3300-1550 BCE)
  • Small Vessel with Banded Neck Decoration (1800-1550 BCE)
  • Trefoil Juglet (550-400 BCE)
  • Unguentaria (Perfume Bottles) (1-400 CE)
  • Lamps from the Levant (1-700 CE)
  • Funerary Urn in the Form of a House with Lid Surmounted by a Bird (100-200 CE)
  • Dedicatory Inscription (300 CE)
  • Male Head (400-200 BCE)
• The Oriental Institute Museum: Anatolia
  • Pitcher with Built-in Strainer (1900-1750 BCE)
  • Pair of Bull Statuettes (2300-2000 BCE)
• The Oriental Institute Museum: Assyria
  • Human-Headed Winged Bull (721-705 BCE)
  • Assyrian Soldiers Towing a Boat (721-705 BCE)
  • Two Assyrian Officials (721-705 BCE)
  • Deity Holding a Flowing Vase (721-705 BCE)
  • Bronze Band (721-705)
  • King Ashurnasirpal II (883-859 BCE)
  • Clay Prism of Sennacherib (689 BCE)
• The Oriental Institute Museum: Iran
  • Colossal Bull Head (485-424 BCE)
  • Frieze of Striding Lions (522-465 BCE)
  • Foundation Slab of Xerxes (485-465 BCE)
  • Krater with Ibexes (4500-4000 BCE)
  • Painted Bowl (4000-3500 BCE)
  • Disc-Headed Pin (750-700 BCE)
  • Spouted Gray-Ware Pitcher (1500-500 BCE)
  • Persian Roundel (404-359 BCE)
• The Oriental Institute Museum: Mesopotamia
  • Foundation Figurine of King Ur-Nammu (2111-2095 BCE)
  • Striding Lion (604-562 BCE)
  • Four-Lugged Vessel (3100-2900 BCE)
  • Female Figurine (2100-1800 BCE)
  • Cup Supported by Hero and Animals (3100-2750 BCE)
  • Four-Faced God and Goddess (1800-1600 BCE)
  • Sumerian Statuette (2900-2600 BCE)
  • Banquet Plaque (2700-2600 BCE)
  • Clay Tablet and Envelope (1450-1400 BCE)
  • Gazelle-Head Stamp Seal or Amulet (3100-2750 BCE)
  • Cylinder Seal (2254-2193 BCE)
  • Pazuzu Demon (800-600 BCE)
  • Duck Weights (2000-1500 BCE)
  • Plaque Showing a Harpist (2000-1600 BCE)
• The Oriental Institute Museum: Palestine
  • Canaanite Statuette (1350-1200 BCE)
  • Fragment of a (Dead Sea) Scroll (1-100 CE)
  • Inscribed Ossuary (70 BCE-70 CE)
  • Four-Horned Incense Altar (1000-900 BCE)
  • Gaming Board (1300-1200 BCE)
  • Griffin Plaque (1300-1200 BCE)
  • Oil Lamp (800-700 BCE)
  • Three Female Heads (1300-1200 BCE)
• The Oriental Institute Museum: Syria
  • Bronze Statuettes (3100-2900 BCE)
  • Krater of Khirbet Kerak Ware (2900-2500 BCE)
  • Male and Female Figures (1300-1000 BCE)
  • Female Sphinx (800 BCE)
  • Victorious Assyrian Soldiers (750-725 BCE)
  • Cypriot Juglet (1000-500 BCE)