Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Kunya-Urgench' has mentioned 'Dome' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| One of the most impressive architectural features of the mausoleum is the circular dome covering the main hall, whose surface is covered in colourful mosaic which forms intricate ornamental patterns consisting of flowers and stars, creating a visual metaphor for the heavens. | WIKI |
| The building is made of bricks and consists of a square hall with walls which are 11,45 meters high, a massive round drum and a conical roof with an inner dome hidden under it. | WIKI |
| The dome is connected to the square walls it rests upon by an octagonal belt. | WIKI |
| The structure between the dome and the octagon is decorated with 16 shallow niches. | WIKI |
| From the inside, it is strengthened with 12 buttresses standing upon the internal dome. | WIKI |
| It is a hexagonal monument, with a dome measuring 9.5 meters in diameter. | WIKI |
| The building has a cuboidal structure of baked brick similar to the earliest existing Islamic mausoleum in Central Asia, the early 10th-century mausoleum of the Samanids in Bukhara, but instead of a hemispherical dome it has a faceted conical roof. | WIKI |
| The decorative scheme of the dome presents a tiling technique executed in turquoise glazed brick tiles, forming a geometric pattern. | WIKI |
| There are constructions from adobe and burned bricks, plain unicameral dome constructions up-going to ancient chartak and buildings with complicated compositions, sometimes with xd0xb0 long history of development, repair and reconstruction. | UNESCO |