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Picture gallery - Volume VII., No. 4.

The cutaway southern birds-eye view of the Machaerus royal palace of King Herod and Tetrarch Herod Antipas, as visualised with the implied ancient colours

2016, Digital

Unknown artist: Kelemen Mikes

End of 19th century,
Cluj/Kolozsvár, Muzeul de Artă

Cover of the 1794 edition of Letters from Turkey

1794, Book

Apu ready to board the military labour train

Photo
By Courtesy of Mrs. Eva Brown

Panni Palásti (Eva Brown) at 24 in Palm Beach, Florida

1957, Photo
By Courtesy of Mrs. Eva Brown

On the east bank of the Dead Sea, the ancient Oasis of Kallirrhoe (modern Ez- Zara) is visible in the foreground, and the archaeological site of Machaerus, marked with an arrow, crowns the horizon as an eagle’s nest. View from the Israeli seashore

Photo

Theoretical architectural reconstruction of Machaerus city in the first rays of the rising sun, with the Dead Sea and Jerusalem in the background (superimposed on Jane Taylor’s aerial photograph from the east)

Digital

The author finishes the archaeological excavations of the 15.5-metre deep Hasmonean cistern of Machaerus citadel

Photo

Digital architectural model with a human scale. The full rainwater harvesting capacity of the artificial cistern was ca. 110,000 litres

Digital

Computer visualisation of the theoretical architectural reconstruction of one complete Doric column and one complete Ionic column of the Herodian royal palace of Machaerus, before the technical implementation on the archaeological site

Computer visualisation of the theoretical architectural reconstruction of one complete Doric column and one complete Ionic column of the Herodian royal palace of Machaerus, before the technical implementation on the archaeological site.

Panoramic photograph and map of the Herodian fortresses of Judea, from south to north: Masada, Machaerus, Herodion, Hyrcania, Jerusalem, Cypros, Doq and Alexandreion

The photograph was taken from the hill, rising to the east of Machaerus, proving that there was a direct visual connection between the West Bank Herodian fortresses and the Trans-Dead-Sea Machaerus

The accomplished Ionic column-anastylosis in the context of the tentative architectural visualisation: the colours are based on the archaeological evidences

The two re-erected complete Herodian columns of Machaerus with the Dead Sea and Masada in the background

This 3D architectural model not only reproduces the surviving colours of the royal Herodian courtyard, but the Lithostrotos-pavements are also an authentic reconstruction of the original one

This 3D architectural model not only reproduces the surviving colours of the royal Herodian courtyard, but the Lithostrotos-pavements are also an authentic reconstruction of the original one

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