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Fig. 9, Theatre from the Temple of Dionysus, Pergamon, Bergama. Photo by author, 2009.

Figure 9 , Theatre from the Temple of Dionysus, Pergamon, Bergama. Photo by author, 2009.

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Fig. 1, Plan of the architecture rooms of the Pergamon Museum. Drawing by author, 2011.
Fig. 1, Plan of the architecture rooms of the Pergamon Museum. Drawing by author, 2011.
Fig. 2. Reconstruction of the west facade of the Great Altar of Pergamon. Photo: Johannes Laurentius,
Fig. 2. Reconstruction of the west facade of the Great Altar of Pergamon. Photo: Johannes Laurentius,
Fig. 3. View from the Pergamon Room toward the Room of Hellenistic Architecture. Photo: Reinhard Gérner, 2007.
Fig. 3. View from the Pergamon Room toward the Room of Hellenistic Architecture. Photo: Reinhard Gérner, 2007.
Fig. 4. Sea gods, Nereus, Doris, Okeanos from the Gigantomachy in the Pergamon Museum. Photo: Jiirgen Liepe.
Fig. 4. Sea gods, Nereus, Doris, Okeanos from the Gigantomachy in the Pergamon Museum. Photo: Jiirgen Liepe.
Fig. 5. The Pergamon Room and the Telephos Room in the Pergamon Museum Photo: Reinhard Gorner, 2007.
Fig. 5. The Pergamon Room and the Telephos Room in the Pergamon Museum Photo: Reinhard Gorner, 2007.
Fig. 6. The Pergamon Room with visitors. Pergamon Museum, Photo: Ernst Wrba, 2007.
Fig. 6. The Pergamon Room with visitors. Pergamon Museum, Photo: Ernst Wrba, 2007.
Fig. 7. Foundations of the Great Altar of Pergamon, Bergama, Turkey. Photo by author, 2009.
Fig. 7. Foundations of the Great Altar of Pergamon, Bergama, Turkey. Photo by author, 2009.
Fig. 8. The citadel of Bergama (the Hellenistic and Roman acropolis of Pergamon) Photo by author, 2009,
Fig. 8. The citadel of Bergama (the Hellenistic and Roman acropolis of Pergamon) Photo by author, 2009,
Fig. 10, Restored plan of the Great Altar of Pergamon. Redrawn by author, based on a reconstruction by Dr. Volker Kistner.
Fig. 10, Restored plan of the Great Altar of Pergamon. Redrawn by author, based on a reconstruction by Dr. Volker Kistner.
Fig. 11. Plan of the Pergamon Roont. Drawing by author, 2010.
Fig. 11. Plan of the Pergamon Roont. Drawing by author, 2010.
Fig. 12. The horse of Helios charging a giant from the Gigantomachy. Photo: Johannes Laurentius.
Fig. 12. The horse of Helios charging a giant from the Gigantomachy. Photo: Johannes Laurentius.
Fig, 13. Wide-angle view of the Miletus Room, Photo: Johannes Laurentius.
Fig, 13. Wide-angle view of the Miletus Room, Photo: Johannes Laurentius.
Fig. 15. Walter Andrae, reconstruction of the Ishtar Gate and the Throne Room ornaments, 1930), Photo: Max Galli, 2004.
Fig. 15. Walter Andrae, reconstruction of the Ishtar Gate and the Throne Room ornaments, 1930), Photo: Max Galli, 2004.
Fig. 14, The Miletus Room with visitors. Photo: Pierre Adenis, 2007.
Fig. 14, The Miletus Room with visitors. Photo: Pierre Adenis, 2007.
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