Costumes of Assyrians, Medes and Persians in ancient times.

1/24/14
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Ancient Assyrian, Persian, Medes

Costumes of Assyrians, Medes and Persians in ancient times.

Top row left: Assyrian man of the people. Noble Assyrian. Assyrian court officials. Right: Assyrian warriors with stand shield. Assyrian warrior with hand shield. Assyrian archer.
Bottom row left: Persian warrior. Distinguished Persian. Persian archer. Right: Aristocratic Medes. Noble Persian. Persian.

Babylonian, costumes, citizens, nobility
Man of the people. Noble Assyrians. Assyrian court officials.
Assyrian, warriors, Asyyria, Mesopotamia, Military, ancient
Assyrian warriors.
Persian, warriors, nobility, costume, weapon, military, ancient,
Persian warrior. Noble Persian. Persian Warrior.
Mede, costumes, clothing, Noble Median, Persia, bodyguard,
Noble Median. Noble Persian with bodyguard.

Source: The history of costumes. Munich picture sheet. (Münchener Bilderbogen). Published and published by Braun and Schneider in Munich. Published between 1861 and 1880.

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