Image Preview: Fig. 63_4 from Asia/Jordan/Jarash/Mosque ID 63
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Caption | Architect Hugh Barnes explaining the features and chronology of the east wall of the mosque at its northeast corner (November 2010), describing wall construction on Roman-period paving, the crafting and coursing of stone blocks, the use of recycled material (“spolia”), and minaret additions (left, head height). The area around the wall, minaret, and part the mosque courtyard was excavated by the Yale Joint Mission (1929-34), with a focus on architecture. The “well-built Arab edifice” partially exposed was seen as “perhaps … a guard house” |
Credit | Alan Walmsley |
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Contributor
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Alan Walmsley
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Alan Walmsley
Vocabulary: Early Islamic Mosques Database |
Creator
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Hagit Nol
Vocabulary: Early Islamic Mosques Database |
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Alan Walmsley. (2021) "Fig. 63_4 from Asia/Jordan/Jarash/Mosque ID 63". In Early Islamic Mosques Database. Hagit Nol (Ed). Released: 2021-11-14. Open Context. <https://opencontext.org/media/03ea93f0-ecca-430f-ba91-1722d8811b22>
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