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Le Bâtiment isolé de Khorsabad, Une nouvelle tentative de reconstitution

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  07 August 2014

Nicolas Gillmann
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Abstract

The purpose of the present paper is to review the question of the “bâtiment isolé” located at the north-west corner of the royal terrace at Khorsabad. The author seeks first to demonstrate how this building can be connected with the one depicted on relief 12 in Room VII of Sargon's palace, and secondly to propose a reconstruction both of the plan and the elevation of the building, incorporating all the special features belonging to it (column, capital, roof and so on). In order to do so, the author compares typically Assyrian plans, such as those of reception suites, with the remains of the “bâtiment isolé”. The reconstruction of the elevation of this building will partly be based on the relief from Room VII and partly on archaeological remains, such as column bases like those found at Khorsabad (Palace F and Residence K) and at Nineveh.

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IRAQ , Volume 70 , 2008 , pp. 41 - 50
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Copyright © The British Institute for the Study of Iraq 2008

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