masonry style frescoes

Evidence

"Furthermore, elements connected to Greek architecture like porticoes, colonnaded exedras, masonry style frescoes, field stone masonries, and pitched roofs with Corinthian tiles give a more hybrid rather than purely Mesopotamian character to these houses."

Remarks

The houses at Jebel Khalid, founded in the 3rd century BC, exhibit hybrid architectural features. These include masonry style frescoes, which are cited alongside Greek elements like porticoes and Corinthian tiles (p. 287). These frescoes were part of the decorative program of residential blocks (insulae) excavated by the Australian mission (p. 285).