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CULT BUILDINGS UNDER THE POLICY OF STATE ATHEISM IN SOVIET KABARDINOBALKARIA

BULLETIN of the Kabardian-Balkarian Institute for the Humanities Research, 2021
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Cults and mytological representations as decorative elements of public buildings in roman Pula

2005
In Colonia Iulia Herculanea Pollentia Pola we have many varius monuments were we can see various animals as dolphins, snakes and birds as an accompaniment of mytological rapresentations. All gods lika Victoria, Selene-Luna, Cupid, Satyr, Hathor and mythological representations as Sphinx, Gryphon, Hippocampus, Gorgon, winges genius are common motives of
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Microbiology of the built environment

Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2018
Jack A Gilbert, Brent Stephens
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Buildings as a global carbon sink

Nature Sustainability, 2020
Galina Churkina, Alan Organschi, Christopher P O Reyer   +2 more
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Ancient building cults

2006
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Scenarios of energy efficiency and CO2 emissions reduction potential in the buildings sector in China to year 2050

Nature Energy, 2018
Wei Feng, Jing Ke
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Cult Buildings and Ritual Sites:

John Ljungkvist, Ben Raffield
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Luminescent solar concentrators for building-integrated photovoltaics

Nature Reviews Materials, 2017
Francesco Meinardi, Francesco Bruni, Sergio Brovelli   +2 more
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Nation-Building and Personality Cult in Turkmenistan

2017
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CONSTRUCTIVE-TECHNICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE ARCHITECTURE OF MEMORIAL AND CULT RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS IN KAZAKHSTAN

This article examines the architectural development of memorial and religious cult buildings in Kazakhstan from the medieval period through the 19th century. Focusing on historical structures such as mausoleums and shrines, it analyzes their architectural design, structural systems, construction materials, and technological innovations.
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