-
reconstruction between 1969 and 1975,
using the
anastylosis method.[citation needed] A
primitive anastylosis was
carried out in 1836 at the
Acropolis in Athens...
- 583 "
Anastylosis at Machaerus",
Biblical Archaeology Review, Jan/Feb. 2015, Vol. 41, No. 1, p61. Josephus, The Wars of the Jews 7.6.2
Anastylosis at Machaerus...
-
rebuilt using its
original stones, a
technique known as
anastylosis.
Wilkinson noted that
anastylosis "proved
relatively straight-forward" as "so much of...
-
along with the ETH Zurich—have
committed to rebuilding,
perhaps by
anastylosis, the two
larger Buddhas. The
local residents of
Bamyan have also expressed...
-
ruined state is the
condition of the site that
prompted the
first major anastylosis of the Erechtheion, by
Kyriakos Pittakis between 1837 and 1840. Externally...
- to
restore as much as
possible using re****embled
original material (
anastylosis), with new
marble from
Mount Pentelicus used sparingly. All restoration...
- its
stonework still survives and
there are
plans to
rebuild it
using anastylosis. The
Monumental Arch was
built sometime during the
reign of
Emperor Septimius...
-
conservation of the temple,
restoring it in
accordance with the
technique of
anastylosis.
Since 1995 the ****anese
Government team for the Sa****uarding of Angkor...
- unrestored: the
initial clearing was from 1927 to 1932, and
partial anastylosis was
carried out in 1939.
Since then free-standing
statues have been removed...
- Indonesian:
perwara (ancillary) temples. The
reconstruction used the
anastylosis method, in
which a
ruined temple is
restored using the
original stone...
