AN OPEN COLLECTION THESE RECORDS CAME FROM

Europeana

across Europe

Europeana is not a museum. It gathers the catalogues of European institutions and publishes their descriptions under a single open licence, while each item keeps its own rights statement. The institutions behind these records have their own cards.

111

records held

listed on this page

openly licensed photographs

matched to our catalogue

111 records are held for this collection and 24 are listed here — the ones its own records tie to something biblical, audited first. The rest are in the research corpus, not on this page.

THE OBJECTS

What we hold for this collection.

The Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III

{'def': '1910/1939'} · {'def': '1910/1939'}

KU Leuven. Glass slides art history. Université de Louvain, between 1839 and 1939. Photographer unknown. Added information on slide. Style: Mesopotamian art (Neo-Assyrian art). Original location:Mesopotamia, Assyria, Kalhu (Iraq, Nimrud). Creation/Building: 825 BC. Technique/Material: Limestone. Current location: United Kingdom, London, British Museum. EuroPhot. Archaeology. Antiquity. Sculpture. Relief. EuroPhot.…

DATE

{'def': '1910/1939'}

CULTURE

{'def': '1910/1939'}

RECORDED HOLDER

Catholic University of Leuven

ARCHAEOLOGY CATALOGUE · ROW BA-005

Its reach, and its limit. Names Jehu's tribute; depicted kneeling figure may be a representative.

Bears on: 2 Kings 9-10

Matches a row of this project's archaeology catalogue

Named in the record: shalmaneser · nimrud

Stenen reliëf met Darius en Xerxes Persepolis. Hal van Honderd Zuilen: Toegang

{'def': '1910/1939'} · {'def': '1910/1939'}

KU Leuven. Glasdia’s kunstgeschiedenis. Université de Louvain, tussen 1839 en 1939. Fotograaf onbekend. Toegevoegde informatie op dia. Stroming/Stijl: Perzische kunst (Achaemenidische kunst). Oorspronkelijke locatie/Vindplaats: Perzië, Persepolis (Iran, Persepolis). Creatie/Bouw: 6de eeuw BC. Huidige locatie: Iran, Persepolis. EuroPhot. Archeologie. Oudheid. Beeldhouwkunst. Reliëf. EuroPhot. Archaeology. Ancient.…

DATE

{'def': '1910/1939'}

CULTURE

{'def': '1910/1939'}

RECORDED HOLDER

Catholic University of Leuven

The museum's own record names a biblical person or place

Named in the record: darius · xerxes · persepolis

Deuteronomy 1.20-28; 1.28-39

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

Folio from the Book of Numbers and Deuteronomy (R963), written in Greek with ink on papyrus; made in Egypt and dated to the second or third century AD. The text follows the Septuagint, or Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible. The manuscript is the earliest dated book in the Biblical Papyrus collection and until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls (1947) was the earliest surviving copy of any portion of the Bible.…

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

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RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 1.39-2.3; 2.3-11

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 10.19-21; 11.12-13

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

Fragment from a folio from the Book of Numbers and Deuteronomy (R963), written in Greek with ink on papyrus; made in Egypt and dated to the second or third century AD. The text follows the Septuagint, or Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible. The manuscript is the earliest dated book in the Biblical Papyrus collection and until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls (1947) was the earliest surviving copy of any…

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 12.2-4; 12.15-17

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 18.22-19.6; 19.10-16

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

Fragments from a folio from the Book of Numbers and Deuteronomy (R963), written in Greek with ink on papyrus; made in Egypt and dated to the second or third century AD. The text follows the Septuagint, or Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible. The manuscript is the earliest dated book in the Biblical Papyrus collection and until the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls (1947) was the earliest surviving copy of any…

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 2.11-22; 2.22-29

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 2.30-3.1; 3.1-10

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 27.6-8; 27.13-15

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 28.1-10; 28.12-20

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Deuteronomy 28.43-52; 28.53-60

AD 1–1947

Chester Beatty CC BY 4.0

DATE

AD 1–1947

FINDSPOT

RECORDED HOLDER

Chester Beatty

A place-name match in the museum's text — a search hit, not an identification

Named in the record: egypt

Records and photographs are the museums' and archives' own, used under the licences each one states. A record here is a record, not an endorsement of any reading of the object.

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