In 1989–1990, John Malcolm Russell photographed this wall carving, which was stored in the Sennacherib Palace Site Museum at Nineveh (compare with photos of two additional wall carvings). This 3-foot-wide fragment shows slaves (possibly captured Israelites) hauling a heavy object. This slab was purchased on the antiquities market in the mid-1990s by Israeli collector Shlomo Moussaieff, who was then sued in a British court by the so-called Iraqi Interests Section—a group established at the Jordanian embassy to represent the interests of Iraq, with which Britain does not have diplomatic relations. Last year the parties reached a private agreement, in which Moussaieff agreed to release the carving to the Iraqi Interests Section in exchange for his expenses.