File:Western Palace mosaic floor 1486 (511095870).jpg
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"The western palace. This is the largest building on Masada, covering over 4,000 square meters (one acre). Located along the center of the western casemate wall, near the main gate towards Judea and Jerusalem, it served as the main administration center of the fortress, as well as the king’s ceremonial palace. It consists of four wings: an elaborate royal apartment, a service and workshop section, storerooms and an administrative unit. In the royal apartment, many rooms were built around a central courtyard. On its southern side was a large room with two Ionic columns supporting the roof over the wide opening into the courtyard. Its walls were decorated with molded panels of white stucco. On the eastern side were several rooms with splendid colored mosaic floors. One of these, the largest room, has a particularly decorative mosaic floor with floral and geometric patterns within several concentric square bands. This room may have been King Herod’s throne room, the seat of authority when he was in residence at Masada."
www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Archaeology/Masada1.... |
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Source | Western Palace mosaic floor_1486 |
Author | James Emery from Douglasville, United States |
Camera location | 31° 18′ 49.78″ N, 35° 21′ 12.56″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 31.313828; 35.353488 |
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