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| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
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| 1 | Foreword, Preface, Contributors | 1-8 | 30081022868529 | |
| 1 | A I 1 | Middle East – Relief and Hydrology (1977) | 9 | 30081022868537 |
| 1 | A I 1 | Middle East – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements (1993) | 10 | 30081022868545 |
| 1 | A I 2 | Turkey – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements (Eastern part) | 11 | 30081022868552 |
| 1 | A I 2 | Turkey – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements (Western part) | 12 | 30081022868560 |
| 1 | A I 3 | Iran and Afghanistan – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements | 13 | 30081022868578 |
| 1 | A I 4 | Mesopotamia – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements | 14 | 30081022868586 |
| 1 | A I 5 | Levant – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements | 15 | 30081022868594 |
| 1 | A I 6 | Central and Southern Arabia – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements | 16 | 30081022868602 |
| 1 | A I 7 | Egypt – Relief, Hydrology and Settlements | 17 | 30081022868610 |
| 1 | A II 1 | Middle East – Geology | 18 | 30081022868628 |
| 1 | A II 2 | Mineral Raw Materials in Prehistoric and Historic Times | 19 | 30081022868636 |
| 1 | A II 3 | Middle East – Seismotectonics, Historical Earthquakes | 20 | 30081022868644 |
| 1 | A II 4 | Turkey – Geology (Eastern part) | 21 | 30081022868651 |
| 1 | A II 4 | Turkey – Geology (Western part) | 22 | 30081022868669 |
| 1 | A II 5 | Middle East – Hydrogeology | 23 | 30081022868677 |
| 1 | A II 6 | Middle East – Soils | 24 | 30081022868685 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 2 | A III 2 | Turkey – Geomorphology (Eastern part) | 25 | 30081022868693 |
| 2 | A III 2 | Turkey – Geomorphology (Western part) | 26 | 30081022868701 |
| 2 | A III 3 | Iran – Geomorphology (Eastern part) | 27 | 30081022868743 |
| 2 | A III 3 | Iran – Geomorphology (Western part) | 28 | 30081022868750 |
| 2 | A III 4 | Levant – Geomorphology | 29 | 30081022868768 |
| 2 | A III 5 | Central and Southern Arabia – Geomorphology | 30 | 30081022868776 |
| 2 | A III 6 | Geomorphology – Examples | 31-32 | |
| 2 | A III 6.1 | Cuesta Landscape (Gabal Tuwaiq/Saudi Arabia) | 31 | 30081022868784 |
| 2 | A III 6.2 | Coast Relief (Southern Turkey) | 31 | |
| 2 | A III 6.3 | Karst Relief (Akseki Polje/Turkey) | 31 | |
| 2 | A III 6.4 | Shorelines and Terraces (Dead Sea) | 32 | 30081022868792 |
| 2 | A III 6.5 | Volcanic Land Forms (Nemrut Dagi/Turkey) | 32 | |
| 2 | A III 6.6 | Landforms of a Desert Basin (Basin of Fafq/Iran) | 32 | |
| 2 | A IV 1 | Middle East – Mean Annual Air Temperature | 33 | 30081022868800 |
| 2 | A IV 2 | Middle East – Mean Air Temperature, January | 34 | 30081022868818 |
| 2 | A IV 3 | Middle East – Mean Air Temperature, July | 35 | 30081022868826 |
| 2 | A IV 4 | Middle East – Mean Annual Rainfall and Variability | 36 | 30081022868834 |
| 2 | A IV 5 | Middle East – Rainfall Reliability | 37 | 30081022868842 |
| 2 | A IV 6 | Middle East – Seasonal Rainfall Patterns | 37 | |
| 2 | A V 1 | Middle East – Hydrogeography | 38 | 30081022868859 |
| 2 | A V 2 | Southern Levant – Hydrogeography | 39 | 30081022868867 |
| 2 | A V 3 | The Lower Nile – Hydrogeography | 40 | 30081022868875 |
| 2 | A V 4 | Mesopotamia – Hydrogeography | 41 | 30081022868883 |
| 2 | A VI 1 | Middle East – Vegetation | 42 | 30081022868891 |
| 2 | A VI 2 | Middle East, Early Holocene Vegetation (c. 8000 B.P.) | 43 | 30081022868909 |
| 2 | A VI 3 | Middle East – Vegetation in the Late Pleistocene and Holocene – Examples | 44 | 30081022868917 |
| 2 | A VI 3.1 | Southern Levant | 44 | |
| 2 | A VI 3.2 | Northwestern Anatolia | 44 | |
| 2 | A VI 3.3 | Northwestern Zagros | 44 | |
| 2 | A VI 4 | Middle Taurus (Turkey) – Vegetation | 45 | 30081022868925 |
| 2 | A VI 5 | Southern Caspian Lowlands and Elburz Mountains (Iran) – Vegetation | 46 | 30081022868933 |
| 2 | A VI 6 | Central Zagros Mountains (Iran) – Vegetation | 47 | 30081022868941 |
| 2 | A VI 7 | Central Hindu Kush (Afghanistan) – Vegetation | 48 | 30081022868958 |
| 2 | A VI 8 | Southern Levant (Israel and Adjacent Areas) – Vegetation | 49 | 30081022868966 |
| 2 | A VI 9 | Central Saudi Arabia – Vegetation | 50 | 30081022868974 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 3 | A VI 10 | Vegetation – Examples | 51-54 | |
| 3 | A VI 10.1 | Central Anatolia (Turkey) – Vegetation around Tuz Golu | 51 | 30081022868982 |
| 3 | A VI 10.2 | Maharlu Basin near Straz (Iran), central area – Vegetation | 51 | |
| 3 | A VI 10.3 | Middle Taurus (Turkey), High mountain regions of the Aladaglari – Vegetation | 52 | 30081022868990 |
| 3 | A VI 10.4 | Central Hindu Kush (Afghanistan) – Alpine Vegetation of Darra-yi Goham | 52 | |
| 3 | A VI 10.5 | Elburz Mountains (Iran) – Eastern border of the Caspian Forests | 53 | 30081022869006 |
| 3 | A VI 10.6 | Hindu Kush Southeastern Slopes (Afghanistan) – Western Border of the Monsoon Forests | 53 | |
| 3 | A VI 10.7 | Persian Gulf Coast – Mangrove | 54 | 30081022869022 |
| 3 | A VI 10.8a | Gulf of Aqaba – Mangroves and Littoral Salt Marshes | 54 | |
| 3 | A VI 10.8b | Gulf of Oman – Mangroves and Littoral Salt Marshes | 54 | |
| 3 | A VI 11 | Middle East – Terrestrial Zoogeography | 55 | 30081022869030 |
| 3 | A VI 12 | Levant – Freshwater Fauna | 56 | 30081022869048 |
| 3 | A VI 13 | Distribution of Selected Large Vertebrates and their decline in Historical Times | 57 | 30081022869089 |
| 3 | A VI 13.1 | Large Cats (Genus Panthera) | 57 | |
| 3 | A VI 13.2 | Elephants (Proboscoidea) | 57 | |
| 3 | A VI 13.3 | Aquatic Mammals and Reptiles | 57 | |
| 3 | A VI 14.1 | Middle East – Venomous Snakes | 58 | 30081022869113 |
| 3 | A VI 14.2 | Middle East – Scorpions | 59 | 30081022869121 |
| 3 | A VI 15 | Middle East – Raw Materials of Animal Origin | 60 | 30081022869139 |
| 3 | A VI 15.1 | Mother-of-Pearl and Pearls | 60 | |
| 3 | A VI 15.2 | Ornamental Feathers and Shells, Isinglass, Tortoiseshell | 60 | |
| 3 | A VI 16 | Middle East – Ancestral Forms of Domestic Animals and Early Domestication | 61-62 | |
| 3 | A VI 16.1 | Wild and Domestic Goat | 61 | 30081022869147 |
| 3 | A VI 16.2 | Wild and Domestic Sheep | 61 | |
| 3 | A VI 16.3 | Aurochs and Domestic Cattle | 61 | |
| 3 | A VI 16.4 | Wild Boar and Domestic Pig | 61 | |
| 3 | A VI 16.5 | Wild and Domestic Horse | 62 | 30081022869170 |
| 3 | A VI 16.6 | Wild Ass and Donkey | 62 | |
| 3 | A VI 16.7 | Wild and Domestic Camels | 62 | |
| 3 | A VI 16.8 | Wolf and Dog | 62 | |
| 3 | A VII 1 | Middle East – Natural Regions | 63 | 30081022869196 |
| 3 | A VII 2 | Turkey – Natural Regions | 64-65 | |
| 3 | A VII 2 | Turkey – Natural Regions (Eastern part) | 64 | 30081022869212 |
| 3 | A VII 2 | Turkey – Natural Regions (Western part) | 65 | 30081022869253 |
| 3 | A VII 4 | Levant – Natural Regions | 66 | 30081022869279 |
| 3 | A VIII 1 | Middle East – Political and Administrative Divisions | 67 | 30081022869295 |
| 3 | A VIII 2 | Middle East – Population Distribution | 68 | 30081022869386 |
| 3 | A VIII 3 | Middle East – Population Density | 69 | 30081022869451 |
| 3 | A VIII 4 | Middle East – Urban and Rural Population | 70 | 30081030607018 |
| 3 | A VIII 5 | Middle East – Population Mobility | 71-73 | |
| 3 | A VIII 5.1 | Turkey – Internal Migration 1965 | 71 | 30081030607026 |
| 3 | A VIII 5.2 | Cyprus – Development of Population and Settlements | 71 | |
| 3 | A VIII 5.3 | Iran – Internal Migration | 72 | 30081030607034 |
| 3 | A VIII 5.4 | Southern Lebanon – Population Mobility | 73 | 30081030607042 |
| 3 | A VIII 5.5 | Israel – Immigration, Emigration, Internal Mobility | 73 | |
| 3 | A VIII 6 | Middle East – Religions | 74 | 30081030607059 |
| 3 | A VIII 7 | Lebanon – Religions | 75 | 30081030607067 |
| 3 | A VIII 8 | Middle East – Christianity | 76 | 30081030607075 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 4 | A VIII 9 | Lebanon – Christianity | 77 | 30081030607083 |
| 4 | A VIII 10 | Middle East – Languages and Dialects | 78 | 30081030607091 |
| 4 | A VIII 11 | Afghanistan – Languages and Dialects | 79 | 30081030607109 |
| 4 | A VIII 12 | Egypt – Arabic Dialects | 80 | 30081030607117 |
| 4 | A VIII 13 | Middle East – Ethnic Groups: The Emic View | 81 | 30081030607125 |
| 4 | A VIII 14 | Republic of Turkey – Rural Ethnic Minorities (Eastern part) | 82 | 30081030607133 |
| 4 | A VIII 14 | Republic of Turkey – Rural Ethnic Minorities (Western part) | 83 | 30081030607158 |
| 4 | A VIII 15 | Southern Levant – Ethnic Groups | 84 | 30081030607158 |
| 4 | A VIII 16 | Afghanistan – Ethnic Groups | 85 | 30081030607166 |
| 4 | A VIII 17 | Gulf States – Migrant Workers from Abroad | 86 | 30081030607174 |
| 4 | A VIII 18 | Iran – Ethnic Groups | 87 | 30081030607182 |
| 4 | A IX 1 | Middle East – Early and Late Settled Areas | 88 | 30081030607190 |
| 4 | A IX 2 | Middle East – Rural Settlements (Examples) | 89 | 30081030607208 |
| 4 | A IX 3 | Middle East – Traditional Rural House Types (Examples) | 90 | 30081030607216 |
| 4 | A IX 4 | Middle East – Traditional Rural House Types (Distribution) | 90 | |
| 4 | A IX 5 | Middle East – Nomad Tent Types | 91 | 30081030607224 |
| 4 | A IX 6 | Middle East – Towns and Urban Growth | 92 | 30081030607232 |
| 4 | A IX 7 | Afghanistan – Towns and marketplaces at the end of the 19th century | 93 | 30081030607240 |
| 4 | A IX 8 | Afghanistan – Towns and marketplaces around 1973 | 93 | |
| 4 | A IX 9 | Examples of Large Oriental Cities | 94-100 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.1.1 | Development of the City of Tehran | 94 | 30081030607257 |
| 4 | A IX 9.1.2 | Tehran Bazaar | 94 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.1.3 | Urban Structure of Greater Tehran | 94 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.1.4 | Tehran, Industrial Agglomeration | 94 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.2 | Damascus/Dimasq (Syria) | 95 | 30081030607265 |
| 4 | A IX 9.3 | Mecca/Makka (Saudi Arabia) | 95 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.4 | Esfahan/Esfahan Bazar (Iran) | 96 | 30081030607273 |
| 4 | A IX 9.5 | Ta’if (Saudi Arabia) | 97 | 30081030607281 |
| 4 | A IX 9.5.1 | Urban Structure (Ta’if) | 97 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.5.2 | Suq – Division of Trades and Buildings (Ta’if) | 97 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.5.3 | Suq – Question of Ownership | 97 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.5.4 | Suq – Origin of Shopkeepers | 97 | |
| 4 | A IX 9.6 | Herat (Afghanistan) – Business Districts and Trades | 98 | 30081030607299 |
| 4 | A IX 9.7 | Sana’a/San’a’ (Yemen) – Urban Structure | 99 | 30081030607307 |
| 4 | A IX 9.8 | Cairo/al-Qahira (Egypt) – Urban Structure | 100 | 30081030607315 |
| 4 | A IX 10 | Examples of Small and Medium-sized Oriental Cities – Urban Structure | 101-103 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.1 | Antakya (Turkey) | 101 | 30081030607323 |
| 4 | A IX 10.2 | Tripoli/Tarablus (Lebanon) | 101 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.3 | Sari (Iran) | 101 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.4 | Sa’da (Yemen) | 101 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.5 | Rada (Yemen) | 102 | 30081030607331 |
| 4 | A IX 10.6 | Asdod (Israel) | 102 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.7 | Mishab (Iran) | 102 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.8 | Erdek (Turkey) | 103 | 30081030607349 |
| 4 | A IX 10.9 | Gazni (Afghanistan) | 103 | |
| 4 | A IX 10.10 | Kusadasi (Turkey) | 103 | |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 5 | A X 1 | Middle East – Land Use | 104 | 30081030607356 |
| 5 | A X 2 | Turkey – Land Use (Eastern part) | 105 | 30081030607364 |
| 5 | A X 2 | Turkey – Land Use (Western part) | 106 | 30081030607372 |
| 5 | A X 3 | Western Iran – Land Utilization | 107 | 30081030607380 |
| 5 | A X 4 | Mesopotamia – Land Utilization | 108 | 30081030607398 |
| 5 | A X 5 | Egypt – Land Use | 109 | 30081030607406 |
| 5 | A X 6 | Northern Levant – Land Use | 110 | 30081030607414 |
| 5 | A X 7 | Southern Levant – Land Use | 111 | 30081030607422 |
| 5 | A X 8 | Southern Levant – Land Utilization in the 2nd Half of the 16th Cen. | 112 | 30081030607430 |
| 5 | A X 9 | Southern Levant – Land Utilization c. 1880 | 113 | 30081030607448 |
| 5 | A X 10 | Land Use – Examples | 114-116 | |
| 5 | A X 10.1 | Tea cultivation in the Black Sea coastal area (Ciftekavak/Province Rize) | 114 | 30081030607455 |
| 5 | A X 10.2 | Subsistence agriculture in the high plateaus of North Yemen (al Qasim/Province San’a’) | 114 | |
| 5 | A X 10.3 | Special cultivation in the Mediterranean coastal area (Tabarga/Lebanon) | 114 | |
| 5 | A X 10.4 | Mountain Rainfed Agriculture (Central Zagros/Iran) | 115 | 30081030607463 |
| 5 | A X 10.5 | Irrigated Agriculture (Oasis al-Hariga/Egypt) | 115 | |
| 5 | A X 10.6 | Irrigated Agriculture in the Iranian Highland (Orumiye plane) | 116 | 30081030607471 |
| 5 | A X 10.7 | Traditional Date-Palm Oasis (al-Qabil/Oman) | 116 | |
| 5 | A X 10.8 | Irrigated Oasis (al-Fayyim/Egypt) | 116 | |
| 5 | A X 11 | Middle East – Nomadism and other Forms of Pastoral Migration | 117 | 30081030607489 |
| 5 | A X 12 | Pastoral Migration Systems – Examples | 118-122 | |
| 5 | A X 12.1 | Zagros (Iran) – Mountain Nomadism and Sedentarization of the Bahtiyari | 118 | 30081030607497 |
| 5 | A X 12.2 | Zagros (Iran) – Mountain Nomadism and Sedentarization of the Qasqai | 118 | |
| 5 | A X 12.3 | Al-Gazira (Iraq) – Sedentarization of Nomads | 119 | 30081030607505 |
| 5 | A X 12.4 | Pontic Mountains (Turkey) – Alpine Farming in the District of Caykara, Province of Trabzon | 119 | |
| 5 | A X 12.5 | South-East Arabia – Traditional Patterns and Modern Change in the Nomadic Living Area | 120 | 30081030607513 |
| 5 | A X 12.6 | Gab (Syria) – Mobile Shepherds | 121 | 30081030607521 |
| 5 | A X 12.6.1 | Tribal Affiliation | 121 | |
| 5 | A X 12.6.2 | Origin, Nomadic/Sedentary Characteristics and Land Use | 121 | |
| 5 | A X 12.7 | Afghanistan – Nomadism and Semi-Nomadism | 122 | 30081030607539 |
| 5 | A X 13 | Middle East – Industry and Mining | 123 | 30081030607547 |
| 5 | A X 13.1.1 | Middle East – Industry | 123 | |
| 5 | A X 13.1.2 | Middle East – Mining | 123 | |
| 5 | A X 13.2.1 | Turkey – Industry | 123 | |
| 5 | A X 13.2.2a | Turkey – Mining: Employees and production | 123 | |
| 5 | A X 13.2.2b | Turkey – Mining: Exploited deposits | 123 | |
| 5 | A X 15 | Iran – Industry | 124 | 30081030607554 |
| 5 | A X 16 | Arabian-Persian Gulf – Oil Industry | 125 | 30081030607562 |
| 5 | A X 17 | Saudi Arabia – Oil Industry | 126 | 30081030607570 |
| 5 | A X 17.1 | Oilfields of the Eastern Province | 126 | |
| 5 | A X 17.2 | Oil Production (Diagram) | 126 | |
| 5 | A X 17.3 | Oil Export – Volume and Destinations | 126 | |
| 5 | A X 17.4 | Madinat Abaqaiq – Example of an Oil Company Town | 126 | |
| 5 | A X 18 | Middle East – Traffic | 127-128 | |
| 5 | A X 18.1 | Development of Land and Sea Traffic Routes | 127 | 30081030607588 |
| 5 | A X 18.2 | Air Transport | 128 | 30081030607596 |
| 5 | A X 19 | Middle East – Tourism | 129 | 30081030607604 |
| 5 | A X 20 | Middle East – Foreign Trade | 130 | 30081030607612 |
| 5 | A X 20.1.1 | Middle East – Trade Partners | 130 | |
| 5 | A X 20.1.2 | Middle East – Merchandise Groups | 130 | |
| 5 | A X 20.2.1 | Turkey – Imports according to merchandise groups 1982 | 130 | |
| 5 | A X 20.2.2 | Turkey – Customs points | 130 | |
| 5 | A X 20.2.3 | Turkey – Exports according to merchandise groups 1982 | 130 | |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 6 | B S 1 | Ancient Maps of the World | 131 | 30081030607620 |
| 6 | B S 1.2 | Segments VIII-XII printed after the edition by Konrad Miller | 131 | |
| 6 | B S 2 | The Maps of Ibn Hauqal, ca. 988 AD (the area covered by the TAVO) | 132 | 30081030607638 |
| 6 | B S 3 | Idrisi’s Map of the World (Charta Rogeriana) 1154 AD (the area covered by the TAVO) | 133 | 30081030607646 |
| 6 | B I 1 | Middle East – Lower Palaeolithic | 134 | 30081030607653 |
| 6 | B I 2 | Middle East – Middle Palaeolithic | 135 | 30081030607661 |
| 6 | B I 3 | Lower and Middle Palaeolithic – Examples | 136 | 30081030607679 |
| 6 | B I 3.1 | Nahr al-Kabir Valley (Syria) | 136 | |
| 6 | B I 3.2 | Ankara Area (Turkey) | 136 | |
| 6 | B I 3.3 | Ramot Menasse and Surroundings (Israel) | 136 | |
| 6 | B I 3.4 | An-Nabk and Surroundings (Syria) | 136 | |
| 6 | B I 4 | Middle East – Upper Palaeolithic | 137 | 30081030607687 |
| 6 | B I 5 | Middle East – Epipalæolithic and Protoneolithic | 138 | 30081030607695 |
| 6 | B I 6 | Middle East – Protoneolithic Period | 139 | 30081030607703 |
| 6 | B I 7 | Levant – Examples for the Upper- and Epipalaeolithic | 140 | 30081030607711 |
| 6 | B I 7.1 | Sites in the Coastal Plain of Israel | 140 | |
| 6 | B I 7.2 | Sites around Bairut | 140 | |
| 6 | B I 7.3 | Sites in Judaea | 140 | |
| 6 | B I 8 | Late Hunters and Gatherers of the Middle East – Epipalaeolithic-Examples for the Ecological Setting of Sites (Ecotone Situations) | 141-143 | |
| 6 | B I 8.1 | Beldibi and Belbasi (Antalya, Turkey) – Sites of the Late Epipalaeolithic (ca. 10,000-8,000 BC) on the South Coast of Turkey | 141 | 30081030607729 |
| 6 | B I 8.1.1 | Topography and Ecology | 141 | |
| 6 | B I 8.1.2 | Vegetation | 141 | |
| 6 | B I 8.2 | Gar-e Kamarband (Belt-Cave) and ‘Ali Tappe – Sites of the Middle to Late Epipalaeolithic (ca. 11,000-8,000 BC) in the Eastern Part of the Caspian Lowlands of Iran | 141 | 30081030607729 |
| 6 | B I 8.2.1 | Topography and Ecological Overview | 141 | |
| 6 | B I 8.2.2 | Vegetation of the Late Pleistocene (ca. 9,000 BC) – Reconstruction | 141 | |
| 6 | B I 8.2.3 | Present Natural Vegetation | 141 | |
| 6 | B I 8.2.4 | Geomorphology of the Environs of Gar-e Kamarband | 141 | |
| 6 | B I 8.3 | South-East Arabia – Prehistoric Settlements | 142 | 30081030607737 |
| 6 | B I 8.3.1 | Stone-Age of the Oman Peninsula | 142 | |
| 6 | B I 8.3.2 | Early Bronze-Age of the Oman Peninsula | 142 | |
| 6 | B I 8.4 | Stone Age Settlements on the Coast of Ra’s al-Hamra’ (Masqat, Oman) | 143 | 30081030607745 |
| 6 | B I 8.4.1 | Topography and Ecology | 143 | |
| 6 | B I 8.4.2 | Geomorphology | 143 | |
| 6 | B I 8.4.3 | Present Natural Vegetation | 143 | |
| 6 | B I 9 | Levant – Epipalaeolithic and Protoneolithic | 144 | 30081030607752 |
| 6 | B I 11 | Middle East – Aceramic Neolithic | 145 | 30081030607760 |
| 6 | B I 12 | Middle East – Pottery Neolithic | 146 | 30081030607778 |
| 6 | B I 13 | Egypt – Neolithic | 147 | 30081030607786 |
| 6 | B I 14 | Neolithic – Regional Site Evidence and Recent Land Use | 148 | 30081030607794 |
| 6 | B I 14.1 | Southeastern Taurus, Middle Euphrates and Palmyra Basin | 148 | |
| 6 | B I 14.2 | Singar Area | 148 | |
| 6 | B I 14.3 | Central Zagros and Huzestan | 148 | |
| 6 | B I 15 | Middle East – Neolithic – Examples of the Ecological Setting of Sites | 149 | 30081030607802 |
| 6 | B I 15.1 | Petra Region (Jordan) | 149 | |
| 6 | B I 15.2 | Catal Huyuk and Can Hassan III – Early Agricultural Settlement of the Konya Basin in Relation to the Soils (Turkey) | 149 | |
| 6 | B I 16 | Mesopotamia – Chalcolithic | 150 | 30081030607810 |
| 6 | B I 17 | Mesopotamia at the Outset of Urbanization | 151 | 30081030607828 |
| 6 | B I 18 | The Iranian Highland in the Chalcolithic Era | 152 | 30081030607836 |
| 6 | B II 1 | Egypt in the Old Kingdom | 153 | 30081030607844 |
| 6 | B II 2 | Egypt during the First Intermediate Period | 154 | 30081030607851 |
| 6 | B II 3 | Egypt in the Middle Kingdom | 155 | 30081030607869 |
| 6 | B II 4 | Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period | 156 | 30081030607877 |
| 6 | B II 5 | Nubia. A-Group and Old Kingdom | 157 | 30081030607885 |
| 6 | B II 6 | Nubia. Middle Kingdom, C-Group and Kerma | 157 | |
| 6 | B II 7 | Mesopotamia – Early Dynastic Period | 158 | 30081030607893 |
| 6 | B II 8 | Mesopotamia. Akkade- and Ur III-Time | 159 | 30081030607901 |
| 6 | B II 8.1 | The Empire of Akkade | 159 | |
| 6 | B II 8.2 | The Empire of the 3rd Dynasty of Ur | 159 | |
| 6 | B II 9 | Babylonia – Akkade- and Ur III-Time | 160 | 30081030607919 |
| 6 | B II 9.1 | Settlement | 160 | |
| 6 | B II 9.2 | Political Organization of the Ur III Empire | 160 | |
| 6 | B II 10 | South Levant Bronze Age | 161-164 | |
| 6 | B II 10.1 | Early Bronze Age | 161 | 30081030607927 |
| 6 | B II 10.2 | Transition from the Early Bronze Age to the Middle Bronze Age | 162 | 30081030607935 |
| 6 | B II 10.3 | Middle Bronze Age | 163 | 30081030607943 |
| 6 | B II 10.4 | Late Bronze Age | 164 | 30081030607950 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 7 | B II 11 | Sinai and Negev – Bronze Age | 165-166 | |
| 7 | B II 11.1 | Early Bronze Age | 165 | 30081030607968 |
| 7 | B II 11.2 | Late Bronze Age | 165 | |
| 7 | B II 11.3 | Transition from the Early Bronze Age to the Middle Bronze Age | 166 | 30081030607976 |
| 7 | B II 12 | Mesopotamia in the Old Babylonian Period | 167-168 | |
| 7 | B II 12.1 | Mesopotamia – Settlement | 167 | 30081030607984 |
| 7 | B II 12.2 | Mesopotamia in Old Babylonian Time | 168 | 30081030607992 |
| 7 | B II 13 | Asia Minor – Early Bronze Age (Eastern Part) | 169 | 30081030608008 |
| 7 | B II 13 | Asia Minor – Early Bronze Age (Western Part) | 170 | 30081030608016 |
| 7 | B II 14 | Asia Minor – Middle Bronze Age | 171 | 30081030608024 |
| 7 | B II 15 | The Iranian Highland in the Early Bronze Age and Middle Bronze Age (Early History) | 172 | 30081030608032 |
| 7 | B III 1 | Egypt in the New Kingdom (Northern Part) | 173 | 30081030608040 |
| 7 | B III 1 | Egypt in the New Kingdom (Southern Part) | 174 | 30081030608057 |
| 7 | B III 2 | Nubia. The New Kingdom and the Late Period before the Rise of Napata | 175 | 30081030608065 |
| 7 | B III 3 | Palestine and Syria and the Time of the Egyptian-Hittite Rule | 176 | 30081030608073 |
| 7 | B III 4 | Egypt – Aegean Imports in the 2nd Millennium BC | 177 | 30081030608081 |
| 7 | B III 5 | The Levant – Aegean Imports in the 2nd Millennium BC | 177 | |
| 7 | B III 6 | Asia Minor. The Hittite Empire from the 14th to the 13th Century BC | 178 | 30081030608099 |
| 7 | B III 7 | Babylonia and Assyria in the Second Half of the 2nd Millennium BC | 179 | 30081030608107 |
| 7 | B III 8 | The Iranian Highland – Middle Bronze Age to the Iron Age | 180 | 30081030608115 |
| 7 | B IV 1 | Egypt in the end of the epoch (21st to so-called 31st Dynasty) | 181 | 30081030608123 |
| 7 | B IV 2 | The Nile Delta (Egypt) – Libyan Chiefdoms | 182 | 30081030608131 |
| 7 | B IV 3 | Nubia and Sudan from the 25th Dynasty to Ptolemaic-Roman Times (Northern Part) | 183 | 30081030608149 |
| 7 | B IV 3 | Nubia and Sudan from the 25th Dynasty to Ptolemaic-Roman Times (Southern Part) | 184 | 30081030608156 |
| 7 | B IV 4 | Iberian Peninsula – Egyptian and Egyptianized Finds | 185 | 30081030608164 |
| 7 | B IV 5 | Palestine – Settlement Areas of the Israelites and Davidic Empire | 186 | 30081030608172 |
| 7 | B IV 6 | Palestine – Iron Age Settlements (ca. 1200-550 BC): The Kingdoms of Judah and Israel (Northern Part) | 187 | 30081030608180 |
| 7 | B IV 6 | Palestine – Iron Age Settlements (ca. 1200-550 BC): The Kingdoms of Judah and Israel (Southern Part) | 188 | 30081030608198 |
| 7 | B IV 7 | Jerusalem – Architectural Development | 189-191 | |
| 7 | B IV 7.1 | Map I: From the Early Bronze Age to the Destruction by Nebukadnezar II (3100-587/586 BC) | 189 | 30081030608206 |
| 7 | B IV 7.2 | Map II: From the Re-erection in the Persian Period to the Destruction by Titus (539 BC-70 AD) | 189 | |
| 7 | B IV 7.3 | Map III: From the Re-erection in the Hadrianic Period to the Eve of the Crusades (117-1099 AD) | 190 | 30081030608214 |
| 7 | B IV 7.4 | Map IV: From the Arrival of the Crusaders to the Early Ottoman Period (1099-ca. 1750 AD) | 191 | 30081030608222 |
| 7 | B IV 8 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia around 700 BC | 192 | 30081030608230 |
| 7 | B IV 9 | Asia Minor from 12th to 6th Century BC – Settlements, Sanctuaries, Finds | 193-194 | |
| 7 | B IV 9.1 | The Period from c. 1200 to 700 BC | 193 | 30081030608248 |
| 7 | B IV 9.2 | The Period from c. 700 to 500 BC | 194 | 30081030608255 |
| 7 | B IV 10 | Assyria until 800 BC | 195 | 30081030608263 |
| 7 | B IV 11 | The Elamite Empires | 196 | 30081030608271 |
| 7 | B IV 12 | Eastern Asia Minor – The Empire of Urartu (9th to 7th Century BC) | 197 | 30081030608289 |
| 7 | B IV 13 | The Neoassyrian Empire (720-612 BC) and the Neobabylonian Empire (612-539 BC) | 198 | 30081030608297 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 8 | B IV 14 | Syria and Palestine before the Annexation by Assyria (732 BC) | 199 | 30081030608305 |
| 8 | B IV 15 | Palestine under the Assyrians (after 732 BC) | 199 | |
| 8 | B IV 16 | Palestine under the Babylonians and Persians (587-332 BC) | 199 | |
| 8 | B IV 17 | Examples of Ancient Near-Eastern Cities – Uruk | 200 | 30081030608313 |
| 8 | B IV 17.1 | Uruk. Uruk Period | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 17.2 | Uruk. Old Babylonian Period | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 17.3 | Uruk. Seleucid-Parthian Period | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 17.4 | Uruk. General Plan | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 18 | Examples of Ancient Near-Eastern Cities – Ur | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 18.1 | Ur. General Plan | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 18.2 | Temple Area – Temenos | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 18.3 | Old Babylonian Houses (AH Site) | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 18.4 | The Old Babylonian Giparu | 200 | |
| 8 | B IV 19 | Examples of Ancient Near-Eastern Cities – Babylon during the Neo-Babylonian Empire | 201 | 30081030608321 |
| 8 | B IV 20 | Examples of Ancient Near-Eastern Cities – Residences of the Assyrian Empire | 202 | 30081030608339 |
| 8 | B IV 20.1.1 | Ninua (Nineveh) | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.1.2 | Ninua (Nineveh)/Kuyuncik | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.2.1 | Kalhu (Nimrud) | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.2.2 | Kalhu (Nimrud) – Detail | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.3.1 | Kar Tukulti-Ninurta (Tulul al-‘Aqr) | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.3.2 | Kar Tukulti-Ninurta (Tulul al-‘Aqr) – Detail | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.4.1 | Dur Sarruken (Khorsabad) | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 20.4.2 | Dur Sarruken (Khorsabad) – Detail | 202 | |
| 8 | B IV 21 | Examples of Ancient Near-Eastern Cities – Residences of the Assyrian Empire – Assur | 203 | 30081030608347 |
| 8 | B IV 22 | Iran in the Achaemenid Age (6th to 4th Century BC) | 204 | 30081030608354 |
| 8 | B IV 23 | Eastern Mediterranean – The Western Part of the Persian Empire from Cyrus to Xerxes (547-479/8 BC) | 205 | 30081030608362 |
| 8 | B V 1 | Middle East – The Empire of Alexander the Great (336-323 BC) | 206 | 30081030608370 |
| 8 | B V 2 | Middle East – The Empires of the Diadochi (about 303 BC) | 207 | 30081030608388 |
| 8 | B V 3 | Middle East – The Hellenistic States of the 3rd Century BC | 208 | 30081030608396 |
| 8 | B V 4 | Middle East – The Hellenistic States of the 2nd Century BC | 209 | 30081030608404 |
| 8 | B V 5 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – Economy, Cults and Education in the Period of Hellenism (330-133 BC) | 210 | 30081030608412 |
| 8 | B V 6 | Asia Minor and Black Sea Area – The Epoch of Mithradates the Great (121-63 BC) | 211 | 30081030608420 |
| 8 | B V 7 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – The Reorganization of the Orient from Pompey to Augustus (67 BC-14 AD) | 212 | 30081030608438 |
| 8 | B V 8 | Middle East – Romans and Parthians (14-138 AD) | 213 | 30081030608446 |
| 8 | B V 9 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – From Antoninus Pius until the End of the Parthian Empire (138-224 AD) | 214 | 30081030608453 |
| 8 | B V 11 | Middle East – Romans and Sasanids during the Imperial Crisis (224-284 AD) | 215 | 30081030608461 |
| 8 | B V 12 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – The Time of the Imperial Crisis (235-284 AD) | 216 | 30081030608479 |
| 8 | B V 13 | The Eastern Frontier of the Roman Empire (1st-5th Century AD) | 217 | 30081030608487 |
| 8 | B V 15 | Asia Minor and Syria – Examples of the History of Settlement in Graeco-Roman Times | 218-219 | |
| 8 | B V 15.1 | Northern Levant – The Nucleus of the Seleucid Empire (3rd-1st Century BC) | 218 | 30081030608495 |
| 8 | B V 15.2 | Lycia and Pamphylia | 219 | 30081030608503 |
| 8 | B V 16 | Syria and Palestine during Hellenistic Times | 220 | 30081030608511 |
| 8 | B V 16.1 | The Syrian Wars (280-145 BC) | 220 | |
| 8 | B V 16.2 | The Maccabees and the Hasmoneans (167-37 BC) | 220 | |
| 8 | B V 17 | Palestine under Roman Predominance | 221 | 30081030608529 |
| 8 | B V 17.1 | Herod the Great and the Procurators | 221 | |
| 8 | B V 17.2 | The Roman Provinces Palaestina and Arabia (70-305 AD) | 221 | |
| 8 | B V 18 | Palestine – Settlements in Graeco-Roman Times (ca. 300 BC-300 AD) – Northern Part | 222 | 30081030608537 |
| 8 | B V 18 | Palestine – Settlements in Graeco-Roman Times (ca. 300 BC-300 AD) – Southern Part | 223 | 30081030608545 |
| 8 | B V 19 | Palestine – Settlements according to Flavius Josephus | 224 | 30081030608552 |
| 8 | B V 21 | Egypt during the Hellenistic-Roman Period | 225 | 30081030608560 |
| 8 | B V 22 | North-East Africa and Arabian Peninsula – States and Peoples (4th-1st Century BC) | 226 | 30081030608578 |
| 8 | B VI 1 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – The Reorganization of the Orient from Diocletian to Constantine (284-337 AD) | 227 | 30081030608586 |
| 8 | B VI 2 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – Christianity until the Council of Nicea (325 AD) | 228 | 30081030608594 |
| 8 | B VI 3 | The Sasanid Empire | 229 | 30081030608602 |
| 8 | B VI 4 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – Late Roman Period (337-527 AD) | 230 | 30081030608610 |
| 8 | B VI 5 | Eastern Mediterranean – the early Byzantine Empire (527-563 AD) | 231 | 30081030608628 |
| 8 | B VI 6 | Caucasus and Mesopotamia – Byzantines and Persians (581-628 AD) | 231 | |
| 8 | B VI 7 | The Middle East during the Byzantine-Persian Conflict (6th-7th Century AD) | 231 | |
| 8 | B VI 8 | Asia Minor – The Byzantine Empire (7th-9th Century AD) | 232 | 30081030608636 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 9 | B VI 10 | Palestine in the Late Roman-Byzantine Period (ca. 300-640 AD) – Northern Part | 233 | 30081030608644 |
| 9 | B VI 10 | Palestine in the Late Roman-Byzantine Period (ca. 300-640 AD) – Southern Part | 234 | 30081030608651 |
| 9 | B VI 11 | Middle East – Christianity in the Late Antiquity (4th-7th Century) | 235 | 30081030608669 |
| 9 | B VI 12 | Asia Minor – Ecclesiastical Organization of the Byzantine Empire (4th-15th Century) | 236 | 30081030608677 |
| 9 | B VI 14 | Armenia and Georgia – Christianity and Territorial Development from the 4th to the 7th Century | 237 | 30081030608685 |
| 9 | B VI 15 | Egypt – Christianity up to the Arab Conquest (up to the 7th Century) | 238 | 30081030608693 |
| 9 | B VI 16 | Israel according to Rabbinical Literature | 239 | 30081030608701 |
| 9 | B VI 17 | Israel – Synagogues, Torah Schools, and Law Courts (1st to the 7th Century) | 239 | |
| 9 | B VI 18 | The Jewish Diaspora until the 7th Century AD | 240 | 30081030608719 |
| 9 | B VII 1 | Islamic Arabia until the Death of the Prophet (632/11h) | 241 | 30081030608727 |
| 9 | B VII 2 | The Islamic Empire under the First Four Caliphs (632-661 AC/11-40h) | 242 | 30081030608735 |
| 9 | B VII 3 | The Islamic Empire under ‘Abdalmalik (695-705) | 243-244 | |
| 9 | B VII 3.1 | The Political and Military Situation in the Second Civil War from the summer of 684 till the end of 685 | 243 | 30081030608743 |
| 9 | B VII 3.2 | The Consolidation of the Umayyad Empire | 244 | 30081030608750 |
| 9 | B VII 4 | The Umayyad Empire | 245 | 30081030608768 |
| 9 | B VII 5 | The ‘Abbasids and the Local Dynasties around 1000 AC | 245 | |
| 9 | B VII 6 | The Central Regions of the ‘Abbasid Empire in the 10th Century AD | 246 | 30081030608776 |
| 9 | B VII 7 | The Islamic Law Schools up to the End of the Samanid Dynasty (till 999) | 247 | 30081030608784 |
| 9 | B VII 8 | The Eastern Part of the ‘Abbasid Empire: Samanids and Ghaznavids between the 9th and 11th Centuries AD | 248 | 30081030608792 |
| 9 | B VII 9 | The Empire of the Great Salguqs until the Death of Maliksah (485 h/1092 AC) – Eastern Part | 249 | 30081030608800 |
| 9 | B VII 9 | The Empire of the Great Salguqs until the Death of Maliksah (485 h/1092 AC) – Western Part | 250 | 30081030608818 |
| 9 | B VII 10 | Asia Minor in the 12th and Early 13th Century | 251 | 30081030608826 |
| 9 | B VII 12 | Egypt and Syria – Tulunids, Ikhshidids, Hamdanids | 252 | 30081030608834 |
| 9 | B VII 13 | Egypt under the Fatimids (969-1171) | 253 | 30081030608842 |
| 9 | B VII 14 | Examples of Islamic Cities | 254-258 | |
| 9 | B VII 14.1 | Cairo/al-Qahira – Buildings | 254 | 30081030608859 |
| 9 | B VII 14.2 | Aleppo/Halab – Buildings | 255 | 30081030608867 |
| 9 | B VII 14.3 | Timurid Heart – Villages, Sites, and Buildings Preserved or of Probable Identification | 256 | 30081030608875 |
| 9 | B VII 14.4 | Samarra – Development of the City of the ‘Abbasid Caliphs (221-279/836-892) | 257 | 30081030608883 |
| 9 | B VII 14.5 | Safavid Isfahan/Esfahan | 258 | 30081030608891 |
| 9 | B VII 16 | Armenia and Georgia in the 10th and 11th Century | 259 | 30081030608909 |
| 9 | B VII 17 | Armenia and Georgia circa 1200 | 260 | 30081030608917 |
| 9 | B VII 18 | Minor Asia – The Expansion of the Byzantine Empire in the 10th and 11th Centuries | 261 | 30081030608925 |
| 9 | B VII 19 | The Byzantine Empire, the Salguqs and the Crusaders (1081-1204) | 261 | |
| 9 | B VIII 1 | The Middle East around 1200 | 262 | 30081030608933 |
| 9 | B VIII 2 | Middle East. Christianity from the 8th to the 14th Century | 263 | 30081030608941 |
| 9 | B VIII 4 | Armenia and Georgia – Christianity in the Middle Ages (7th-15th Century) | 264 | 30081030608958 |
| 9 | B VIII 5 | Egypt – Christianity in the Medieval and Modern Periods | 265 | 30081030608966 |
| 9 | B VIII 6 | Eastern Mediterranean Area 1204-1291 | 266 | 30081030608974 |
| 9 | B VIII 7 | Western Asia Minor – Byzantine and Turkmen 1291-1337 | 266 | |
| 9 | B VIII 8 | Syria and Palestine – The Crusader States up to the End of the 12th Century | 267 | 30081030608982 |
| Drawer | Number | Title | Page | Barcode |
| 10 | B VIII 10 | Syria and Palestine – The Crusader States in the 13th Century | 268 | 30081030608990 |
| 10 | B VIII 12 | Syria and Palestine – The Religious Military Orders | 269 | 30081030609006 |
| 10 | B VIII 13 | Egypt under the Mamluks | 270 | 30081030609014 |
| 10 | B VIII 14 | The Empire of the Hvarezmsahs from the Mongolian invasion in 617h/1220 AC up to the death of Cingiz Han 624 h/1227 AC | 271 | 30081030609022 |
| 10 | B VIII 15 | Iran – The Ilhanid Empire 656-736 h/1258-1336 AC (Eastern Part) | 272 | 30081030609030 |
| 10 | B VIII 15 | Iran – The Ilhanid Empire 656-736 h/1258-1336 AC (Western Part) | 273 | 30081030609048 |
| 10 | B VIII 16-18 | Islamic Law Schools | 274 | 30081030609055 |
| 10 | B VIII 16 | Palestine, Syria, and Egypt | 274 | |
| 10 | B VIII 17 | Iraq – up to the Period of Mongol Invasion | 274 | |
| 10 | B VIII 18 | Hurasan | 274 | |
| 10 | B VIII 19 | The Middle East 736-850 h/1336-1447 AD | 275-276 | |
| 10 | B VIII 19.1 | The Dynasties following the Ilhanid Empire and the Campaigns of Timur (736-807 h/1336-1405 AD) | 275 | 30081030609063 |
| 10 | B VIII 19.2 | The Timur Empire under Sahroh (807-850 h/1405-1447 AD) | 276 | 30081030609071 |
| 10 | B VIII 20 | The Safavid Empire | 277 | 30081030609089 |
| 10 | B IX 1 | The Middle East around 1500 | 278 | 30081030609097 |
| 10 | B IX 2 | The Middle East around 1740 | 278 | |
| 10 | B IX 3 | The Ottoman Empire until 1453 | 279 | 30081030609105 |
| 10 | B IX 4 | The Ottoman Empire 1453-1512 | 280 | 30081030609113 |
| 10 | B IX 5 | The Ottoman Empire 1512-1572 | 281 | 30081030609121 |
| 10 | B IX 6 | Asia Minor in the 17th Century according to Evliya Celebi (Eastern Part) | 282 | 30081030609139 |
| 10 | B IX 6 | Asia Minor in the 17th Century according to Evliya Celebi (Western Part) | 283 | 30081030609147 |
| 10 | B IX 7 | The Ottoman Empire 1574-1683 | 284 | 30081030609154 |
| 10 | B IX 8 | Ottoman Empire – Provincial Administration in the 17th and 18th Century | 285 | 30081030609162 |
| 10 | B IX 9 | The Ottoman Empire 1683-1718 | 286 | 30081030609170 |
| 10 | B IX 10 | The Ottoman Empire 1718-1812 | 286 | |
| 10 | B IX 11 | The Ottoman Empire 1812-1881 | 286 | |
| 10 | B IX 12 | The Ottoman Empire 1881-1912 | 286 | |
| 10 | B IX 13 | Ottoman Empire – Provincial Administration at the End of the 19th Century | 287 | 30081030609188 |
| 10 | B IX 15 | Middle East – The Economy in the 19th Century | 288 | 30081030609196 |
| 10 | B IX 18 | Jews in Palestine (634-1881) | 289 | 30081030609204 |
| 10 | B IX 18.1 | Early Muslim Period (634-1099) | 289 | |
| 10 | B IX 18.2 | Crusaders Period (1099-1291) | 289 | |
| 10 | B IX 18.3 | Mamluks Period (1291-1516) | 289 | |
| 10 | B IX 18.4 | Ottoman Period I (1516-1599) | 289 | |
| 10 | B IX 18.5 | Ottoman Period II (1599-1798) | 289 | |
| 10 | B IX 18.6 | Ottoman Period III (1799-1881) | 289 | |
| 10 | B IX 19 | Armenia and Georgia – Christianity from the 15th to the 19th Century | 290 | 30081030609212 |
| 10 | B IX 21 | Syria and Palestine at the End of the 19th Century | 291 | 30081030609220 |
| 10 | B IX 22 | Egyptian Expansion in the 19th Century | 291 | |
| 10 | B IX 23 | The Empire of the Mahdi (Sudan) and ‘Uman/Zangabar in the 19th Century | 292 | 30081030609238 |
| 10 | B IX 24 | Middle East – Imperialism in the 19th Century | 293 | 30081030609246 |
| 10 | B IX 25 | Eastern Mediterranean and Mesopotamia – Armenian and Georgian Christianity (1878-1914) | 294 | 30081030609253 |
| 10 | B X 1 | Middle East – Imperialism in the First Half of the 20th Century | 295 | 30081030609261 |
| 10 | B X 2 | Turkey, 1920 | 296 | 30081030609279 |
| 10 | B X 3 | Turkey, 1923 | 296 | |
| 10 | B X 4 | Central Arabia – The First and Second Saudi State | 297 | 30081030609287 |
| 10 | B X 5 | Central Arabia – The formation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia | 297 | |
| 10 | B X 6 | South-Arabia during the colonial period | 298 | 30081030609295 |
| 10 | B X 7 | The Emirates of the Arabian/Persian Gulf | 298 | |
| 10 | B X 8 | The Caucasian Republics (1918-1921) | 299 | 30081030609303 |
| 10 | B X 9 | Soviet Transcaucasia since 1921 | 299 | |
| 10 | B X 11 | The Arab States in the 20th Century | 300 | 30081030609311 |
| 10 | B X 11.1 | Federations | 300 | |
| 10 | B X 11.2 | Revolutions and Wars | 300 | |
| 10 | B X 12 | Palestine at around 1920 (Northern Part) | 301 | 30081030609329 |
| 10 | B X 12 | Palestine at around 1920 (Southern Part) | 302 | 30081030609337 |
| 10 | B X 13 | Egypt – Present-day Christianity | 303 | 30081030609345 |