Triclinium
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"Il sito di Piccola Petra, detto anche “Siq al-barid” (il Siq freddo) e situato a 9 km da wadi Musa, si sviluppa per 350 metri alternando strettoie e ampi slarghi. Nonostante il suo nome, si tratta di un sito piuttosto diverso da quello di Petra, sia per l’estrema densità con cui si succedono case scavate nella roccia, templi e triclini, sia per le bizzarre scalinate intagliate nella roccia che scavano le pareti della gola su entrambi i lati e conducono a un vicolo su più piani, un tempo brulicante di vita. In epoca nabatea l’area era abitata da una comunità fiorente, di cui troviamo ancora traccia in una delle numerose case nel sito: sul suo soffitto compare un cupido alato e armato di arco e frecce, più sopra un uccello alla cui sinistra Pan suona il flauto."
@pietrovivarelli
"Magnifique Pour le coucher au soleil aller tout en haut the la colline. Le passage pour monter est au fond de little petra avant le sentier pour aller vers Petra. il y a un petit escalier être deux échoppes. Attention monte difficile mais la vue est magnifique en haut et un local est souvent la. Il peut vous faire du thé gratuit "
@annaellebtd
"It’s free! Awesome at sunset. You can also go beyond the little “bar” at the end of the road on the rocks, from there the view is insane"
@whereiscompa
"https://lateteenlair.net/12-jours-en-jordanie-3eme-partie-du-wadi-rum-a-madaba/"
@latete_enlair
"triclinium is a dining room widely used in Antiquity with three benches (or sofas) on which the guests reclined while feasting. In Petra, more than a hundred such triclinia of various sizes have been found, about a quarter of them in connection with tombs for ritual banquets in honour of the deceased. Although the Bab as-Siq Triclinium (BD 34) is designed quite differently from the Obelisk Tomb (BD 35), it was created at the same time and in exact coordination with it, which is proven by photogrammetric surveys (40 - 70 A.D. - see Obelisk Tomb). The strongly weathered façade, about 15.5 m wide and 11 m high, is classified as a complex classical type in Nabataean rock architecture. The lower level is divided by four engaged columns and a pilaster with quarter columns at both corners, all crowned by Nabataean capitals. The upper part is adorned by several broken (open) pediments: a flat one above the architrave, framing the high arched pediment above the entrance; the largest one in the middle; and probably also on the outer sides above, of which only the left part of the pediment remains. The central interior with the triclinium is approx. 6.4 m wide, 7.4 m long and 4.3 m high. The three stone benches on the walls, 2 m deep and approx. 90 cm high, were to be climbed over two steps at the corners. In the back wall there are two square loculi (compartments to house the body) with graves. Grave chambers were carved out of the rock on both sides of the triclinium. In the left one four graves are embedded in the ground. The right chamber consists of two rooms. In the first one a nefesh can be seen engraved into the left wall. In the corner is the access to the rear room with four floor graves, which are rounded at the ends."
@nchavotier