Chaldees Collection

Ur Chaldees Western wall ziggurat 1932 Iraq Extinct city
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Western wall of the ziggurat. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ziggurat Shrine, Iraq where the ancient Assyrians worshiped. Flat toped Ziggurat can be seen in with its shrine in the centre standing within a sacred enclosure, at Ur of the Chaldees in Mesopotamia

Mugheir, supposed to be ur of the chaldees, Genesis, xi, 28 (engraving)
2809522 Mugheir, supposed to be ur of the chaldees, Genesis, xi, 28 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mugheir, supposed to be ur of the chaldees, Genesis)

Abram leaving Ur of Chaldees
LLM338831 Abram leaving Ur of Chaldees by Hole, William Brassey (1846-1917); Private Collection; (add.info.: Abram leaving Ur of Chaldees)

Abram / Abraham leaving Ur for the Chaldees - Bible
3779903 Abram / Abraham leaving Ur for the Chaldees - Bible by Hole, William Brassey (1846-1917); (add.info.: Abram / Abraham leaving Ur for the Chaldees)

Ur Chaldees Sand encroaching excavated ruins
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Sand encroaching on excavated ruins. Scene from the top of the ziggurat. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Bedouin tent Closer view 1932 Iraq
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Bedouin tent. Closer view. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees looking down city ruins top ziggurat
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees) looking down on the city ruins from the top of the ziggurat. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Tent modern Abraham Ziggurat distance
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Tent of a modern Abraham. Ziggurat seen in distance. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees View top ziggurat steps 1932 Iraq
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). View from the top of the ziggurat showing steps leading up. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Well preserved court yard houses
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Well preserved court yard and houses. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees ziggurat N. W 1932 Iraq Extinct city
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). The ziggurat from the N.W. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Earthenware urn place Babylonian burial
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Earthenware urn still in place. Used for a Babylonian burial. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees ziggurat S. E 1932 Iraq Extinct city
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). The ziggurat from the S.E. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees great ziggurat 1932 Iraq Extinct city
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). The great ziggurat. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees neo Babylonian burial brick wall
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). A neo Babylonian burial. Seen above a brick wall. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Remains Dub-lal-Makh Called natives
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Remains of Dub-lal-Makh. Called by the natives The Baths, el Hammam. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Airplane flying ruins Abram birthplace
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Airplane flying over the ruins. Abrams birthplace. (Abraham). 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees temple Nannar Closer view 1932 Iraq
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). The temple of Nannar. Closer view. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees top ziggurat lookings 1932 Iraq
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). From the top of the ziggurat looking S. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees general view ruins 1932 Iraq Extinct city
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). A general view of the ruins. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Temple Nannar moon God 1932 Iraq
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Temple of Nannar, the moon God. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Typical tea stand Iraq railroad 1932
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Typical tea stand in Iraq taken on the railroad to Ur. 1932, Iraq

Ur Chaldees Intrusive neo Babylonian burials
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Intrusive neo Babylonian burials. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Ur Chaldees Descent ziggurat narrow stairway
Ur. (So called of the Chaldees). Descent from the ziggurat. A narrow stairway. 1932, Iraq, Ur (Extinct city)

Puabis Diadem and Headdress from the Royla Graves at Ur, Iraq - excavated by Sir Leonard Woolley. Date: 1928

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"Exploring the Mysteries of Chaldees: Unveiling Ancient Ruins and Sacred Ziggurats" Step back in time to the ancient city of Chaldees, a once-thriving metropolis nestled in present-day Iraq. Known for its magnificent Western wall ziggurat, this extinct city holds secrets that captivate archaeologists and history enthusiasts alike. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the Ziggurat Shrine, an architectural marvel that stood tall against the horizon. Its imposing presence evokes awe and wonder as you ponder how such a structure was built with limited technology. Mugheir, believed to be Ur of the Chaldees mentioned in Genesis XI:28, offers glimpses into biblical narratives. Picture Abram leaving his homeland, embarking on a journey that would shape history forever. The Bible comes alive as you stand where Abraham once stood. Marvel at Puabi's Diadem and Headdress – exquisite artifacts from another era – which showcase the artistic mastery of ancient craftsmen. These treasures provide insight into their culture and beliefs. Witness nature's relentless encroachment on excavated ruins as sand slowly reclaims what was once bustling streets and homes. It serves as a reminder of humanity's transience against nature's eternal power. Experience Bedouin life up close within traditional tents dotting this historic landscape. Imagine living amidst remnants of greatness while embracing simplicity under starlit skies – a harmonious blend of past and present. Stand atop towering ziggurats for breathtaking panoramic views over Chaldees' vast ruins below. Let your imagination wander through time as you envision bustling markets, vibrant communities, and religious ceremonies held within these hallowed grounds. Discover well-preserved courtyard houses that offer windows into daily life during Chaldean times. Walk along their corridors; feel echoes from centuries ago whispering stories only they can tell – tales waiting to be unraveled.