The present paper examines the discovery made by the joint Syro-German archaeological expedition at Tell 'Ağağa, ancient Šadikanni, in Syria. In particular, the study calls into question the nature and interpretation of the building that has been interpreted as a palace. Based on the archaeological evidence of the sculptures (at least five figures of lamassu and a stele), it might be argued that the building of Tell 'Ağağa could also have another function, possibly a temple.
The Building of Tell ‘Ağağa/Šadikanni in Syria. Some reflections / Nadali, Davide. - In: STUDIA EBLAITICA. - ISSN 2364-7124. - STAMPA. - 2:(2016), pp. 177-189.
The Building of Tell ‘Ağağa/Šadikanni in Syria. Some reflections
NADALI, Davide
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2016
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The present paper examines the discovery made by the joint Syro-German archaeological expedition at Tell 'Ağağa, ancient Šadikanni, in Syria. In particular, the study calls into question the nature and interpretation of the building that has been interpreted as a palace. Based on the archaeological evidence of the sculptures (at least five figures of lamassu and a stele), it might be argued that the building of Tell 'Ağağa could also have another function, possibly a temple.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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