(Byzantine Manuscript) : refers to the tenth or eleventh century and contains a decorated picture of a man holding a stick and with him a saluki hound chasing many wild rabbits and in his hand a falcon.

(A silver Byzantine Dish decorated with pictures in Hermitage in Leningrad) for hunters chasing deer and gazelle using salukis during the first thousand AD Century.

(Victoria & Albert Museum – London): a picture of Prince Yousef by an unknown artist while such prince is riding his horse and going for hunting accompanied with his saluki and in his hand there is a falcon.

From other sources which are still dating about the Saluki and in being a very ancient hound, as among other types of dogs:

At London University Professor Bross Angham has made many historical researches.

At Cambridge University in London there is a department concerned in the Historical Orient Studies where it contains a skeleton of a Saluki.

At Chicago University in USA and in the Department of Oriental Studies – Professor Steon Loid has found a skeleton of a Saluki from the Somers age about 2600 B.C.

At Pennsylvania University and in its museum there are stamps which contain pictures of Salukis referring to nearly 4000B.C.
Also, there is a skeleton of a Saluki referring to 3500 B.C.

Also, at Bahrain Museum , there are many cemeteries from the Delmon Age and there is a tomb of a man with his Saluki 200 B.C.