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… rooms 16, 34 and 63; 17, 35 and 66; 18, 36 and 67 form a demarcated whole in the palace. The great staircase leads up to this central section of the palace which opens outward toward the court with a 3-fold house facade in the most complete symmetry. The middle section or rooms 17, 35 and 66 together form a megaron-like building with continuous walling technique. The building has opened toward the court in antae form The antae are further enlarged by two widening wall buttresses. Hereby the middle section itself in the stair facade becomes dominant at the expense of the side openings. The long sides of the megaron building are on both sides provided with broad doorways from the central room into the side sections. These too each have a megaron ground plan although, as with the middle section, in somewhat dissolved form. This section together with the … continues
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