Qusayr Amra: It is the most famous of the desert castles located in eastern Jordan in the Governorate Zarqa. Where the site included a variety of archaeological sites (frescoes, hallway) The middle, the eastern portico, the throne hall, the water wheel and the bath complex which contained the largest group < /p> It is considered one of the most photographic wall paintings in the world from the early Islamic period The most important examples of early Islamic art and architecture, and his short life was listed UNESCO World Heritage in 9122 AD. Saint Hilarion Monastery: This monastery, which is a unique architectural model, brought together a large number of people Architectural Models The Tell Umm Amer site (Khirbet Umm al-Tut) is located in Nuseirat, 2.2 km away South of Gaza City, the monastery served as an important station at the crossroads of the House of Egypt and Palestine Syria and Mesopotamia research aims: Provide a clear and complete picture of these sites. Find out about the most important architectural elements in these sites. Research Methodology: I will adopt the descriptive analytical approach in gathering information related to the existing architectural elements In these buildings.
Samir Maqat, M. (2021). Distinguished installations in The Heritage, Archeology and art (Qusayr Amra and Saint Hilarion Monastery as A model(. Journal of Heritage and Design, 1(1), 66-75. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2021.142743
MLA
Mona Samir Maqat. "Distinguished installations in The Heritage, Archeology and art (Qusayr Amra and Saint Hilarion Monastery as A model(". Journal of Heritage and Design, 1, 1, 2021, 66-75. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2021.142743
HARVARD
Samir Maqat, M. (2021). 'Distinguished installations in The Heritage, Archeology and art (Qusayr Amra and Saint Hilarion Monastery as A model(', Journal of Heritage and Design, 1(1), pp. 66-75. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2021.142743
VANCOUVER
Samir Maqat, M. Distinguished installations in The Heritage, Archeology and art (Qusayr Amra and Saint Hilarion Monastery as A model(. Journal of Heritage and Design, 2021; 1(1): 66-75. doi: 10.21608/jsos.2021.142743