DickJ

No, I don't believe that it existed then.

A very large portion of my Turkish images and all of my Iran and Iraq images were taken in the 60s and are from scanned Kodachrome slides. Some are my best sellers.

Betty I gave you a greenie. Your comments are spot on. Dick

I may be paranoid, but I shut down my PC and I also shut off the power to it. I not so worried about wearing out the PC as I am about a power surge during a loss/restart of the power coming to the house. The last one we had blew the timer that ran our front door lights. Dick

2011 $486 It has been licensed seven times since then bringing the total gross to $1,005.13 Dick Janzig

Country: Qatar Orthostat of Phoenician writing in King Asitawada's palace, Karatepe, Turkey The orthostat was paired with Hittite Hieroglyphics and combination made it possible to decipher the Hittite. Country: Qatar Usage: Indoor display Media: Non commercial display Industry sector: Education Print run: 1 Image Size: up to full area Start: 21 November 2018 End: 21 May 2019 Next to the best price I have ever received. Dick

Sigurd Stone, Ramsund, Sweden

I had nothing for over a month and then four this week and for a total of over $400. A very pleasant surprise. Dick

I just started resubmitting after a year's pause waiting for the new editor and keyword values to settle down. My zooms and sales were my second best last year. Dick Janzig

This seems to be my lucky week. This is my third image leased this week. Village kids with a lamb at Kanytelis, ancient Elaseuas Sabaste, near Kizkalesi in Turkey Scanned Kodachrome slide taken in 1969

View of Sultan Bayezit II Mosque (1485) complex in Amasya, Turkey.

Happy Holidays to all!

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Darius I multilingual inscription at Behistun, Iran