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Limestone triple-recessed door frame with row of protruding roof beams.

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Model Shrine from Tirzah

Iron Age IIA, 10th–9th Century BCE

Cut-away drawing of house interior with two stories consisting of an upper bedroom, and animal stalls and cooking areas on bottom floor.

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Pillared House

Iron Age, 12th–6th century BCE

Photograph of stone wall against blue sky on grassy foreground.

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Ashlar Masonry Wall in Samaria Acropolis

Iron Age IIA, 9th Century BCE

Computer reconstruction of stone crenellations with three stacked stone blocks.

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Crenellation from Ramat Rahel Palace

Iron Age II, Late 8th–Early 7th Century BCE

Limestone capital with triangles and carved palmette design.

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Volute Capital from Ramat Rahel Palace

Iron Age II, Late 8th–Early 7th Century BCE

Tops of four columns shaped like palm fronds.

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Window Balustrade from Ramat Rahel Palace

Iron Age II, Late 8th–Early 7th Century BCE

Painting of room featuring natural light, grand piano, and walls filled with pictures in gold frames.

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The Music Room of Fanny Hensel

Julius Helfft

1849

Photograph of exterior of building with semi-circular windows featuring American flag on left and flower garden in front.

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Touro Synagogue

Peter Harrison

1763

Photograph of round building in a park, reflected in pond.

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Synagogue in the Park at Wörlitz, Germany

Friedrich Wilhelm von Erdmannsdorff

1789–1790

Photograph of interior of building featuring menorah and decorated Torah ark.

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Janów Sokólski Synagogue

1700s

Photograph of building exterior with five columns.

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Óbuda Synagogue

Andreas Landesherr

1820–1821

Painting of room featuring columns along side walls and second floor balcony, central podium, and Torah ark.

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Interior of the Beth Elohim Synagogue Charleston, South Carolina (Solomon Nunes Carvalho)

Solomon Nunes Carvalho

1838