Decorative Architecture in Ammon, Moab and Judah

Kay Prag

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Discussion a partir du livre de L.H. Vincent Jerusalem sous terre (1911), parlant d'un chapiteau ionique des 8-7 siecles avant notre ere. Comparaison de l'architecture decorative de Jerusalem avec les chapiteaux et balustrades d'Ammon, de Moab et de Juda. Mise en evidence d'une architecture traditionnelle incluant des elements assyriens. Description des balustrades de pierre. Influence des ivoires decoratifs de Mesopotamie

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1966Nimrud and Its Remains 1963Excavations in Jerusalem, 1962 1981The Proto-Aeolic Capital and Israelite Ashlar Masonry. By Yigal Shiloh.1977The Aeolic style in architecture 1985Yigal Shiloh, The proto-aeolic Capital and Israelite ashlar Masonry. Qedem II. (Monographs of the Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem).

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