There were seven larger rooms extended by niches on each side, six squarish rooms and two octagonal rooms. The large rooms originally looked out onto the river through handsome arches. The rooms, she noticed, showed "traces of painted decoration under the white wash" - there were "netted patterns arranged between concentric circles of stars with a medallion in the centre".
"It must have been a beautiful airy space, which served the emperor, his women and his entourage a cool place of recreation when visiting the tomb. It now has no natural light," Ms Koch, who is a professor of Asian Art at the University of Vienna, noted. พนันกีฬาออนไลน์
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