Western Palace

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Western Palace is a large, opulent royal residence complex built on the plateau of Masada, notable for its elaborate layout and luxurious architectural features.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
palace complex
royal residence
architecturalStyle Herodian enclosure
surface form: Herodian architecture
associatedWith Herodian dynasty
associatedWithEvent Jewish–Roman wars
surface form: First Jewish–Roman War
builder Herod the Great
constructionPeriod late 1st century BCE
country Israel
surface form: State of Israel
currentUse archaeological exhibit
tourist attraction
discoveredBy archaeologists in 20th century
era Hellenistic-Roman period
excavatedBy Yigael Yadin
hasAccess internal circulation corridors
hasFeature audience hall
bathhouse
columned halls
courtyard with porticoes
elaborate layout
frescoed walls
large courtyards
living quarters
luxurious architectural features
mosaic floors
plastered walls
service rooms
stone-built rooms
storerooms
hasFunction administrative headquarters at Masada
royal ceremonial space
hasMaterial mosaic
plaster
stone
hasOrientation western side of Masada plateau
heritageStatus part of Masada UNESCO World Heritage Site
locatedIn Masada
locatedInCountry Israel
locatedInRegion Judean Desert
locatedOn Masada
surface form: Masada plateau
notableFor opulent decoration relative to desert setting
size compared to other structures at Masada
overlooks Dead Sea
partOf Masada
surface form: Herodian palace complex at Masada

Masada
surface form: Masada archaeological site
timePeriod Second Temple period
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteComponentOf Masada
usedAs administrative center
royal residence

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Masada hasPart Western Palace