Instance of
Building Typology
{moat, خندق, 堀, douve, Burggraben}
Item
- Class
- http://dsr.nii.ac.jp/Bam3DCG/kb#Building_Typology
- Title
- {moat, خندق, 堀, douve, Burggraben}
- Location-Cartographic Reference--Core Data Index Metadata
- UTM Co-ordinates, from 3D cartographic map (IFCA project)_edge 5
- UTM Co-ordinates, from 3D cartographic map (IFCA project)_edge 2
- UTM Co-ordinates, from 3D cartographic map (IFCA project)_edge 1
- UTM Co-ordinates, from 3D cartographic map (IFCA project)_edge 4
- UTM Co-ordinates, from 3D cartographic map (IFCA project)_edge 3
- Location-Geographic Co-ordinates
- Latitude and longitude, from Google Earth_edge 4
- Latitude and longitude, from Google Earth_edge 1
- Latitude and longitude, from Google Earth_edge 2
- Latitude and longitude, from Google Earth_edge 3
- Latitude and longitude, from Google Earth_edge 5
- Material and Technique--Core Data Index Metadata
- dug into the earth
- Physical Condition --Core Data Index Metadata
- (over the centuries it was filled with sediment)
- Identifier
- http://dsr.nii.ac.jp/Bam3DCG/kb#Digital_Revival_Bam_Heritage_Instance_148_
- Building Type-Explanation
- Fortification ditch located around the Citadel
- Historical Summary--Core Data Index Metadata
- In 1183 AD after Toqrol Seljuk died, his sons started wars. In a fight of Arsalan Seljuk, the Citadel was mostly destroyed. They brought water from a river and filled the moat and destroyed the city walls (Aasefi Heravi, 1343 Hijri Shamsi (solar))