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The Greek house; its history and development from the Neolithic period to the Hellenistic age (1916)

Rider, Bertha Carr · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 259

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to leave a vestibule or irpoOvpov. Thispassage gives access to a square or rectangular courtyard, Wiegand und Schrader, Priene, Blatt ii.2 Wiegand und Schrader, op. cit. pass.R. G. H. 16 242 Greek House of the [CH. open to the air. On the north side of the court is thelargest and most important… … Street -I f 0 123< 55789 TO M. Fig. 42. House at Priene. Some of the principal houses may be noted in detail.The house in the Theatre street (Fig. 42) 1, near thetemple of Athena, is quite typical. A narrow passage{A) with a vestibule and front door leads to the opencourt {B), which is…

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