Sacred Spaces in Mesopotamian Architecture

The book "Sacred Spaces in Mesopotamian Architecture" holds great value from the perspective of the sociology of religion and history. The resulting work, born from this exhausting and long-term effort, is exciting in its treatment of both architectural and archaeological values of sacred spaces. In this study, the Italian author Ugo Monneret De Villard traces not only Christianity, churches, monasteries, etc., but also mosques and other faiths, as well as ancient civilizations.

It also explains the mysteries of Mesopotamian style in sacred spaces spread across other geographies.

Arusyak Özfuruncu meticulously translated this work, which will fill a great void, from its original Italian into our language.