Great Mosque, Cordoba

• The symmetry group of the tiling is 4*2 (p4g).
• All the internal angles of the constituent polygons are a multiple of 45°.
• There is one non-regular reflective tile.
• The tiling satisfies the interlace condition and has no finite interlace and one infinite interlace with straight cross-overs.
• The tiling is edge-to-edge.
• As drawn, contains about 71 polygons.

1. Photo by David Wade: TUR 0510 (Sultan Han, Konya, Turkey) from [wadei] (1229AD, 626AH)
2. 308:94-1866 (Toledo, Spain. Two tiles) from [vami] (15th century AD)
3. 308:96-1866 (Toledo, Spain. Tile) from [vami] (15th century AD)
4. 689:1-1896 (Spain. Tile) from [vami] (15th century AD)
5. Figure 32 from [elsaid]
6. Figure 5.2.13 (a) on page 237 from [gands]
7. Page 303 from [abas]
8. Page 47 from [cahier]
9. Page 47 from [cahier]
10. Page 56 from [critchlow]
11. Photo 4.12, page 85; Figure 4.17, page 102 (Great Mosque, Cordova, Spain) from [abas]
12. Photo by David Wade: MOR 0425 (Fez, Morocco) from [wadei]
13. Photo from M Bulut (Doner Khatum, Kayseri, Turkey) from [pc]
14. Photo from M Bulut (Hatun Han, Pozar, Turkey) from [pc]
15. Photo from M Bulut (Karatay madrasah, Antalya, Turkey. Portal) from [pc]
16. Plate 74 (Prime Minister's room, Dar el-Bey, Tunis, Tunisia) from [collin]
17. Table 33 (Sultan Han, Konya, Turkey) from [erdmann]
18. Vol 1, page 179 (/2) (Morocco. This version has interlacing) from [paccard]

• Wade photo MOR 0425
• Wade photo TUR 0510
• Wade photo EPC 094
• V&A record Tile
• V&A record Tile
• V&A record Tile

• Monohedral tilings with symmetry p4g

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