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Monumental pool at the center of the eastern block of buildings: view facing south from northern edge.
West reception hall (eastern block of buildings around monumental pool): hypothetical visualization from within hall looking north over monumental pool. 
Volute with lion and vegetal ornament (now in Museo Arqueológico de Córdoba).
Marble basin found at Rummaniyya (now in now in Museo Arqueológico de Córdoba).
West reception hall (eastern block of buildings around monumental pool): imaginative visualization of hall with furnishings.
View of Cordoban hinterland from northern wall of Madinat al-Zahra.
Hypothetical visualization showing aerial view of grounds.
Axonometric projection of central and western blocks of buildings.
Axonometric projection of central block of buildings.
Western reception hall (hall south of monumental pool): hypothetical visualization of view from gardens.

Glaire Anderson

Dr. Glaire D. Abderson, is a historian of Islamic art and architecture whose research is centered on Umayyad Cordoba and the Western Mediterranean. Dr. Anderson received a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has taught at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Art.

Sources:
"Art Department: Glaire Anderson." The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. http://art.unc.edu/art-history/faculty/glaire-anderson/
Documents
Mind and Hand: Early Scientific Instruments from al-Andalus, and ʿAbbas ibn Firnas in the Cordoban Umayyad Court
Mind and Hand: Early Scientific Instruments from al-Andalus, and ʿAbbas ibn Firnas in the Cordoban Umayyad Court
journal article
Islamic Art and Architecture
Islamic Art and Architecture
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Islamic Palaces & Court Culture (8th-17th centuries)
Islamic Palaces & Court Culture (8th-17th centuries)
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Glaire Anderson
Dr. Glaire D. Abderson, is a historian of Islamic art and architecture whose research is centered on Umayyad Cordoba and the Western Mediterranean. Dr. Anderson received a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has taught at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Art.

Sources:
"Art Department: Glaire Anderson." The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. http://art.unc.edu/art-history/faculty/glaire-anderson/
Documents
Mind and Hand: Early Scientific Instruments from al-Andalus, and ʿAbbas ibn Firnas in the Cordoban Umayyad Court
Mind and Hand: Early Scientific Instruments from al-Andalus, and ʿAbbas ibn Firnas in the Cordoban Umayyad Court
journal article
Islamic Art and Architecture
Islamic Art and Architecture
syllabus
Islamic Palaces & Court Culture (8th-17th centuries)
Islamic Palaces & Court Culture (8th-17th centuries)
syllabus
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Monumental pool at the center of the eastern block of buildings: view facing south from northern edge.
Rummaniyya. Monumental Pool.
digital photograph
West reception hall (eastern block of buildings around monumental pool): hypothetical visualization from within hall looking north over monumental pool. 
Rummaniyya. Hypothetical Visualization. W. Reception Hall.
digital photograph
Volute with lion and vegetal ornament (now in Museo Arqueológico de Córdoba).
Rummaniyya. Volute.
digital photograph
Marble basin found at Rummaniyya (now in now in Museo Arqueológico de Córdoba).
Rummaniyya. Basin.
digital photograph
West reception hall (eastern block of buildings around monumental pool): imaginative visualization of hall with furnishings.
Rummaniyya. Imaginative Visualization. W Hall.
architectural rendering
View of Cordoban hinterland from northern wall of Madinat al-Zahra.
Madinat al-Zahra. View toward Cordoba
digital photograph
Hypothetical visualization showing aerial view of grounds.
Cordoba. Rummaniyya. Hypothetical Visualization. Aerial View.
digital photograph
Axonometric projection of central and western blocks of buildings.
Rummaniyya. Axonometric Reconstruction.
digital photograph
Axonometric projection of central block of buildings.
Rummaniyya. Central Block. Axonometric Projection.
digital photograph
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