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The Tessellated Pavement of Umm Jerar
01/1919 | 190 | 34
Pages: 3-4+6-7+9-10
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Author:
Dalton, Ormonde Maddock (Dalton, Ormonde Maddock; Dalton, O. M.; D., O. M.)
Subjects
dates:
0300-0399
places:
Israel / Gaza City / Tell Jammé (historic site)
subjects:
Persian / Dating
subjects:
Shellal Mosaic (Canberra)
subjects:
Early Christian / Mosaics / Attributions
subjects:
Sassanian / Iconography
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Details of the Umm Jerar Pavement, from Sketches by Capt. F. M. Drake, R. E.
Western art unattributed:
The Tessellated Pavement, of (?) about the Middle of the 6th c., Unearthed in 1917 at Umm Jerar, S. E. of Gaza, from a Coloured Plan, with Details from Photographs, All by Capt. F. M. Drake, R. E.
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The Mosaic Pavement of Shellal, near Gaza
05/1918 | 182 | 32
Pages: 185-187+189
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Author:
Briggs, Martin S. (Briggs, Martin S.; B., M. S.; Briggs, M. S.; Bricgs, Martin S.; Briggs, S. Martin)
Subjects
dates:
0400-0499 / 1910-1919
places:
Australia / Israel / Palestine / Gaza City / Shellal
subjects:
Mosaics / Iconography / Late Antique / Early Christian / Hellenistic
works:
Shellal Mosaic (Canberra)
Illustrations
Western art unattributed:
Mosaic Pavement Found at Shellal, Reproduced from Sketches Made on the Spot, June 1917, by Capt. Martin S. Briggs. (Approximate Scale, As Reproduced $frac{3}{8}$ in. to the foot). Printed by the Survey of Egypt 1917 (983). (All Rights Reserved). The Mosaic Pavement of Shellal, near Gaza
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The Wadi el Ghuzze, Looking Towards Shellal. Reduced from a Print, No. 39, Printed by the Survey of Egypt, 1917 (983), from a Drawing by the Author, June 1917. The Mosaic Pavement Was Found on the Summit of the Hill X.