Darius' Inscription, Bisitun
Slide M. of [Rowden Collection: series 'M'] (miscellaneous: privately made, at least 333 slides, c.1919)
Royal Albert Memorial Museum Collection – reproduced by permission.
Digital image copyright © 2016 Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter.
photographer: ROWDEN, A.O. (1877-1960)
(all dimensions are nominal; individual examples of this slide may have varied slightly from these values).
see also slide E.568 of [Rowden Collection: series 'E'] (miscellaneous: privately made, at least 229 slides, 1911-1941)
Unusually for Rowden, this slide appears not to have been numbered, though it does carry his reference letter 'M'. It is reproduced in his photo album, again unnumbered, as a loose photo found near images 641-648, but has no obvious connection to those subjects.
Logically it would fit into the sequence of his Mesopotamia images around 780-800, but there is no gap in the sequence of numbers there. The image may have been taken by someone other than Rowden, or possibly created from another published source after his return to England.
Example in Royal Albert Memorial Museum Collection, item 45/1960/95/811 (1960- )
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 4 October 2017
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