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33Deutsch Touring- Part 8 2013 : Fion Chang , 2552-4411

809/27() ( Pergamon Museum)180 Museumsinsel( Schlossbrcke)(Spree)( Spreeinsel )13( Berliner Stadtschloss )1951( Humboldt Box )Museumsinsel

(Bodemuseum) Fernsehturm1). ( Pergamon Museum ) 2). ( Bodemuseum )3). ( Alte Nationalgalerie)4). ( Altes Museum)() 5). ( Neues Museum)1897~19041561999UNESCO1797Aloys Hirt18101822 Karl Friedrich SchinkelWilhelm von Humboldt

()avenue Unter den LindenReiterstandbild Friedrich II1839~1851Christian Daniel Rauch..(linden, lime, or basswoodTilia x euchlora) ( Plantane acerifolia, )

(Berliner Dom) : ()avenue Unter den Linden (Berliner Dom)1647Berliner Dom 1895~1905 14651747Johann Boumann1822Karl Friedrich Schinkel1894Julius Raschdorff114 1975 199366981999 9 24 Karl Friedrich Schinkel

: ()avenue Unter den LindenZeughausDeutsches Historisches Museum

Deutsches Historisches Museum 1830 Altes Museum 1859 SchinkelFriedrich August Stler1876 StlerAlte NationalgalerieJoachim H. W. Wagener1904Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum, 1960 Bode MuseumWilhelm von Bode1930Pergamon Museum 1870 1880 Altes Museum1866~76Schinkel19202001 (Nofretete) 2009 Neues Museum1843~1859 David Chipperfield2009 Neues Museum Bust of Nefertiti

(Neues Museum) ( Pergamon Museum )( Pergamon Museum ) 1930 6000 819Pergamon Altar Ischtar tor 1867~7619Nazarene 19 2020063~1918 720 519 (Pergamon Museum) (Spree) MuseumsinselPergamon museumMesopotamiaSyriaAnatoliaBabylon, Assur, Uruk , Habuba Kabira 270,000 Museum of Near Eastern Antiquities Miletus ( Ishtar Gate with the Processional Way )Mshatta 1878~1886180-~16033 x35m (16 ( Hellenistic )Pargamon Altar frieze 1910Alfred MesselLudwig Hoffmann1930: AntikensammlungVorderasiatisches MuseumMuseum fur Islamische Kunst

,,,., Pergamon( Bergama)2200Frieze1878 1886,1930, , , (Pergamon Museum)2 Carl Humann Pergamon ( Bergama) 1864 Alfred Messel 180-160 1930 9.66 m 120 Telephus

Great Pergamum Altar . Pergamon museum 180 the Great Frieze of the Altar of Zeus at PergamumAthena and Alcyoneus About180B.C., Eumenes II, the son and successor of Attalus I, had a mighty altar erected on a hill above the city to commemorate the victory of Rome and her allies over Antiochus the Great of Syria that gave him much of the Seleucid empire eight years earlier.The altar proper occupies the center of a rectangular court surrounded by an Ionic colonnade, which rises on a tall base about100feet square35.6433.420Gigantomachia

Rhea/Cybele riding on a lion, Andrasteia ( )

Artemis against Otos ()

Hecate fights against Klytios (); (Pergamon)

HomerIliadTroy 1924 The Hittite1000~900 1000~900 B.C.Ionia /Pergamum/Bergama 323 (Eumenes II 197~159) PergamumPergamum (Eumenes II) (Ptolemaios) (Papyrus) Pergamum Eumenes Attalus 138~133Pergamum/Pergamum/Bergama 129 Pergamum

/Pergamum/Bergama 19 PergamumAcropolis18 Count Marie Gabriel ( Galen of Pergamon130 ) 1864 Carl Humann1871 PergamumMinerva Alexander ConzeHumann 1878 18791886 Humann 22 1990 PergamumPergamum Telephus Telephos PergamumHeracles Auge Pergamum Telephus Telephos

AthenaGaia NereusOkeanos

Telephus ( The Great Altar )

7247 ( ) (Chaos) () (Gaea) (Uranus)(Titans)

Artemis against Otos () (Cronus) (the Giants) (the Furies)

(Rhea) (Zeus) (Crete) (Poseidon) (Hades)

2ZeusPergamumTegeaAleus Aleus Aleus Auge Heracles Auge TelephusAuge Tegea Aleus Telephos Auge ( )

Auge Mysia Mysia TeuthrasPergamum( )Auge Mysia AugeAugePergamum( Athena ) Auge Telephus Telephus Nymphen Telephus Heracles Arkadien( ) Pergamum Telephus MysiaAuge Teuthras Auge TelephusAugeTelephus Telephus Troy Troy Peleus Thetis ErisEris Hiera Aphrodite TroyParis Hiera Paris Paris AphroditeParisParisParis AphroditeAphrodite Aphrodite ParisParisAphroditeParisTroyireusTelephusAmazone Hiera(Kaikos( Menelaos TroyAgamemnonTroyAchilles TroyPergamumTroy PergamumPergamumTelephus Dionysos AchillesPergamumTelephus Achilles AchillesTelephus( Telephus oracleAchilles Telephus AulisAgamemnon ClytemnestraClytemnestra HeraclesClytemnestra Telephus AgamemnonOrest AgamemnonAchillesTelephus Clytemnestra Telephus Achilles (Argives Telephus PergamumPergamumTelephus Heracles PergamumTelephus TelephusAchilles (Pergamon Museum)

Acropolis altar chamber in Palace V 150

2160

( Itar Tor) 603~562 (Nebukadnezar) 15 mAdadMarduk ( Prozessions Strass of Babylon) NebukadnezarNebupolassar Itar Tor Marduk (Pergamon Museum) . das Markttor von Milet

Mschatta743~744 Umayyadal-Walid II

The Pergamene Athena temple at Pergamon Museum, Berlin( Ischtar Tor )Nebuchadnezzar56 (Ishtar Tor) Ishtar : Ishtar is considered to be the most widely worshipped goddess in the Babylonian and Assyrian region and was highly regarded as the goddess of fertility and love, also as the mother goddess who served as the source of all the generative powers of earth, and the goddess of war. One famous Babylonian legend of Ishtar relates to her descent into the netherworld in search of her consort Tammuz, and her triumphant return to earth. While Ishtar was in the underworld, the earth was relegated to darkness, and only with her, did light return to the earth. Many would say that the similarities between the words "Ishtar" and "Easter" are no coincidence considering that both represent rebirth and the coming of the light.3500 2006 1894 282 2.25 m(an eye for an eye )

The Code of Hammurabi in cuneiform script. 1300Akkadians and Assyrians (1294~1208) 627AssurbanipalTigris EuphratesAssyrianMedesNeo-Babylonian612 () 575Nebuchadnezzar IIHanging Gardens of Babylon (ziggurat EtemenankiTower of Babeltemple of the foundation of heaven and earth ) Ziggurat25 m38 km250 Babylon & Processional Way of Babylon ( Ishtar Tor) 539 19991112 480~420178~181 (Ishtar Tor) Robert Koldewey1855~19251882Assos1885Lesbos (1887 18981Nebuchadnezzr604~562 1902~14 30 x 14m (W x H )689NebuchadnezzarEsagilaEtemenankiArachtu CanalLibilhigalla Canal (Ishtar Tor) (Pergamon Museum) Miletus Ishtar( IshtarBit Akitu ) 604~562Ishtar Adad Marduk

Ishtar AdadHadad Marduk

(muuu, , Marduk; )Rhsska

120 Ninmah 12012010020 (Pergamon Museum)

Neo-AssyrianAshuirnasirpal1903~14( Tigris )Ashur (Qala'at Sherqat ) Archaic Ishtar AssyrianShamshi-Adad Ziggurat( EnlilAshurSinShamash ) Aashur1224~1208Tukulti-Ninurta1115~1077Tiglath-pileser IsharAnu-Adad2-3Parthian

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