View asset onlyNemrut Dagi, Hierothesion, KöpfeNemrut Dagi (Taurusgebirge, Prov. Adiyaman, Türkei), Hierothesion König Antiochos I. von Kommagene (69–38 v. Chr.), (errichtet im 1. Jh. v. Chr.),Westterrasse.Kolossale Köpfe des Zeus-Oromasdes (vorn) und des Königs Antiochos I.Foto, 1997.IdentifierAKG590836SourceGerard DegeorgeCredit lineakg-images / Gerard DegeorgeEvent date1997Image date1997Time Period1990S1ST CENTURY B.C.20TH CENTURY2ND MILLENNIUM A.D.ANCIENT WORLD ; ANTIQUITYTopicARTCOLOSSOSCULT SITEGEOGRAPHYGRAVEHEAD (BODY)HELLENISTIC ARTMANMYTHOLOGYPORTRAITRELIGIONSYNCRETISMTOPOGRAPHYWORLD CULTURAL HERITAGE ; WORLD HERITAGE SITEGeographyADIYAMANANATOLIAASIA MINORHIEROTHESION OF ANTIOCHOS INEMRUT DAGITAURUSTURKEY (COUNTRY)PersonANTIOCHOS I. VON KOMMAGENEGERARD DEGEORGEJUPITER (ZEUS)TechniquePHOTOGRAPHSCULPTURESCULPTURE IN THE ROUND ; FULL SCULPTURESize2243px × 3364px (21 MB) 18.9 cm × 28.4 cm @ 300 dpiRestrictions– – –Add to lightbox: 'My First Lightbox'Add to cartDownload
