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Figure 1. Structural trap and Stratigraphic trap. (Link, 1983, pp 193-94) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 2. Combination stratigraphic/structural trap. (Link, 1983, pp 193-94) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 3. Map showing the location of the folded anticlinal traps of Iran. For cross-section, see Figure 4. (Selley, p. 283) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 4. Southwest to northeast true-scale cross-sections through some of the folded structures of Iran. For locations, see Figure 3. (Selley, p. 283. After Falcon, 1958) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 5. Simplified sketch of an onshore derrick for rotary drilling. (Selley, pp. 38-41. Figure courtesy of British Petroleum) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 6. Two types of tricone bit used for rotary drilling. (Selley, pp. 38-41. Figure courtesy of Hughes Tool Co.) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 7. Terminology and classification of plastic and solid hydrocarbons. (After Abraham, 1945) |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 8. Map of oil resources of the Persian Gulf region. |
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OIL INDUSTRY i. Petroleum and its products |
Figure 9. Map of oil resources of the Caspian Sea region. |
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Figure 1. Map of oil resources of the Persian Gulf region. |
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OIL INDUSTRY ii. Iran’s oil and gas resources1 |
Figure 2. Map of oil resources of the Caspian Sea region. |
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Figure 1. Examples of the Late Sasanian coins studied by Olshausen (1843, plate at end). |
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Figure 1. Photograph of Oranskiĭ. Courtesy of the author. |
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OTTOMAN-PERSIAN RELATIONS i. Under Sultan Selim I And Shah Esmāil I I |
Plate I. The battle of Čalderān: wall painting by the 18th-century artist Ostād Ṣādeq Naqqāπ (Eser-e Ostad Sadiq Naqqash). It decorates one of the reception rooms in the Čehel Sotun Palace, Isfahan. (Printed by Bonyād-e Yādgarhā-ye Farhangi) |
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Figure 1: Distribution of sites where trumpets have been found (marked with ellipses). |
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OXUS TRUMPET |
Figure 2: Extant trumpets of three types. All are shown on the same scale, except the faces drawn twice as big. |
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OXUS TRUMPET |
Figure 3: Unexcavated face trumpets. Trumpets a and c are in the Louvre museum (AO 31013, AO 32242), trumpets b and d are in private collections in the United States. The four views of b reveal three faces (labeled α, ∫, and ©). One is an old man with beard (∫), another is a youth (α). It also has a hair- like decorations near the mouthpiece. Trumpet d has an internal copper trumpet (indicated with a hatched line) supporting an outer gold trumpet. |
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OXUS TRUMPET |
Figure 4: The four trumpets of Figure 3. |
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OXUS TRUMPET |
Figure 5: Twelve unexcavated bulb trumpets. |
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Originally Published: January 1, 2000
Last Updated: January 1, 2000
