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2 This is the story of the re-erection of two ancient Herodian columns—one Doric, the other Ionic—on the basis of the principle of anastylosis at the archaeological site of Machaerus in Jordan.

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Footnotes

Győző Vörös, “Machaerus: Where Salome Danced and John the Baptist Was Beheaded,” BAR 38:05.

Endnotes

In addition to the author, it included T. Dobrosi, T. Dósa-Papp, I.B. Arnóczki from the Hungarian Academy of Arts in Budapest.

See Győző Vörös, Machaerus I: History, Archaeology and Architecture of the Fortified Herodian Royal Palace and City Overlooking the Dead Sea in Transjordan. Final Report of the Excavations and Surveys 1807–2012 (Milano: Edizioni Terra Santa, 2013).