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Problems in Periclean buildings (1912)

Elderkin, G. W. (George Wicker), 1879- · Princeton, Princeton University Press · leaf 36

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locks small. Neither remark applies to the Roman foundationwhich is the poorest in the building. Finally, this foundation does not keyinto those for the north and south walls (Fig. 6). The south foundationappears to key into that for the interior wall, but on examination it will beseen that the… … FiGUKE 6 View of N. end of W. interior foundation showing that it does not key into the foundation of the n. wall THE ERECHTHEUM AS BUILT 27 foundation had keyed into the foundations of the outside walls its Greekcharacter would have been beyond question. The western cella of the Erechtheum was in…

Athens. Propylaea · Athens. Erechtheum · Architecture, Greek

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