The Great palace of the Byzantine emperors, being a first report on the excavations carried out in Istanbul on behalf of the Walker Trust (the University of St. Andrews) 1935-1938.

Title & Author:

The Great palace of the Byzantine emperors, being a first report on the excavations carried out in Istanbul on behalf of the Walker Trust (the University of St. Andrews) 1935-1938.

Publication:

London, Oxford University Press, 1947.

Description:

xv, 108 pages, 64 unnumbered leaves of plates : plates (some color, some folded), plans 33 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Note on the great palace, by Gerard Brett.- The buildings, by Günter Martiny.- The pottery (1936-37), by R.B.K. Stevenson.- The mosaics, by Gerard Brett.- Small finds, by Gerard Brett.

Subject:

Great Palace of the Emperors (Istanbul, Turkey)
Grand Palais (İstanbul, Turquie)
Palaces Turkey Istanbul.
Architecture, Byzantine Turkey Istanbul.
Mosaics, Byzantine Turkey Istanbul.
Art, Byzantine.
Palais Turquie İstanbul.
Architecture byzantine Turquie İstanbul.
Mosaïque byzantine Turquie İstanbul.
Art byzantin.
Antiquities
Architecture, Byzantine
Mosaics, Byzantine
Palaces
Istanbul (Turkey) Antiquities.
Istanbul Antiquities.
Turkey Istanbul

Added entries:

Brett, Gerard, 1915-1968, author.
University of St. Andrews. Walker Trust.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 67191
Call No.: POX12450; ID:85-B9897
Status: Available

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