Part II: The Architecture of the Palace of Nestor
Title
Part II: The Architecture of the Palace of Nestor
Creator
Michael C. Nelson
editor
Frederick Cooper
Diane Fortenberry
Is Part Of
The Minnesota Pylos Project, 1990-1998
Publisher
Oxford
BAR Publishing
Date
2017
pages
283-418
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Entrance into the Main Building with a stone base for a pier in-antis....
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragments, and a heavy mortar. See...
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Storeroom with evidence of a vertical timber masonry system....
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragments, and a heavy mortar....
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragments, and a heavy mortar....
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragments, and a heavy mortar....
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragements, and a heavy mortar....
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragments, and a heavy mortar....
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Vertical chases in the northeast and northwest walls. Masonry consists of r...
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Masonry consists of rubble, ashlar block fragments, and a heavy mortar....
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Anta block with mortises and beam beds....
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Southeast wall of Room 3; ashlar wall with mortises and beddings...
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All surfaces chiseled and ground smooth and flat.... -
All surfaces chiseled flat and ground smooth.... -
On course of ashlar preserved with mortises on the upper surface of each bl... -
Northeast facade of Hall 64; one course of ashlar preserved with mortises a... -
All faces chiseled flat and then ground smooth.... -
All ashlar faces chiseled flat and then ground smooth.... -
All faces of the anta were chiseled flat and then ground smooth... -
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Orthostate facade with one preserved mortise....
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Front face chiseled flat and then ground smooth; all joint faces chiseled...