In the Pergamon museum

Connected Sites: 11

World Heritage sites from which "non-portable" objects have been removed which are now in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin. "Non portable" is defined as a. Integral to the structure from which they have been removed b. Not intended to be moved from the site c. Of "significant" size and weight

Connected Sites

Baalbek

Lebanon

Inscribed: 1984

3.99

129

Jupiter Sanctuary
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Aleppo

Syria

Inscribed: 1986

3.55

Aleppo Room
See De.Wikipedia.Org

Persepolis

Iran

Inscribed: 1979

4.37

131

Numerous Reliefs
See Www.Fotocommunity.De

Granada

Spain

Inscribed: 1984

4.39

564

Original Ceiling Of The Torre De Las Damas
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Hattusha

Turkiye

Inscribed: 1986

3.52

Sphinx (Will Be Given Back To Turkey)
See Www.Archaeologie-Online.De

Quseir Amra

Jordan

Inscribed: 1985

3.05

138

"Islamic Art Collection... When The Bode-Museum Was Opened In 1904, A Section For Islamic Art Was Created Which Was Later On Included In The Pergamon Museum (In 1950)..... The Main Attraction Is The Mshatta Facade, Which Originates From An Unfinished Early Islamic Desert Palace Located South Of Amman In Present-Day Jordan. It Was A Gift From The Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid Ii To Emperor Wilhelm Ii Of Germany. Parts Of The Eastern Portion Of The Facade And The Ruins Of The Structure Of Which It Formed A Part Remain In Jordan." (Wiki)