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A display of the archaeological buildings that were destroyed and vandalized by the organization of Daash in the province of Kirkuk | ||
| JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin | ||
| Article 1, Volume 10, Issue 32, 2018, Pages 185-206 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| The architectural and artistic aspect is an important pillar in the archaeological studies, and it contributes significantly and effectively to the facts of archaeological studies. The need for documentation in archeological studies is increased when there are circumstances that may affect the identity of these monuments and indicate their importance and reference to study everything related to them because they may be exposed To fall due to climatic conditions or to deliberate destruction and sabotage as in the models we will study. It was necessary for us to state the importance of these buildings and their history and importance in the Iraqi civilization and its architectural elements and detail the elements and statement of the features of the magnificent architecture that was devastated by the organization of Dahesh, which we will talk about in brief. And then talk about the destroyed parts and the size of the damage with the accompanying images of the stages before and after to show the differences in the building one. The nature of the research required the division of the introduction and the two sections and accessories were images of the research: The second section deals with the study of the site, history, layout and decorations of the Imam Ismail shrine and the damage to it. The conclusion came with the most important results reached by the researcher. Then the accessories included the pictures of buildings covered in the study. | ||
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