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HIERAPOLIS DI FRIGIA, DALLE CAVE AI CANTIERI DI DEMOLIZIONE: L'APPROVVIGIONAMENTO DI MATERIALI LAPIDEI NELLA CITTÀ DI ETÀ IMPERIALE E PROTO-BIZANTINA (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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- HIERAPOLIS DI FRIGIA, DALLE CAVE AI CANTIERI DI DEMOLIZIONE: L'APPROVVIGIONAMENTO DI MATERIALI LAPIDEI NELLA CITTÀ DI ETÀ IMPERIALE E PROTO-BIZANTINA (Contributo in atti di convegno) (literal)
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- 2010-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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G. Scardozzi (2010)
HIERAPOLIS DI FRIGIA, DALLE CAVE AI CANTIERI DI DEMOLIZIONE: L'APPROVVIGIONAMENTO DI MATERIALI LAPIDEI NELLA CITTÀ DI ETÀ IMPERIALE E PROTO-BIZANTINA
in ARQUEOLOGÍA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN II, Certosa di Pontignano, 13-15 de Noviembre de 2008
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- ARQUEOLOGÍA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN II. LOS PROCESOS CONSTRUCTIVOS EN EL MUNDO ROMANO: ITALIA Y PROVINCIAS ORIENTALES (literal)
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- HIERAPOLIS DI FRIGIA, DALLE CAVE AI CANTIERI DI DEMOLIZIONE: L'APPROVVIGIONAMENTO DI MATERIALI LAPIDEI NELLA CITTÀ DI ETÀ IMPERIALE E PROTO-BIZANTINA (literal)
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- STEFANO CAMPOREALE; HÉLÈNE DESSALES; ANTONIO PIZZO (literal)
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- The paper presents some of the results of archaeological
surveys carried out in recent years in the urban area and the
territory around Hierapolis in Phrygia, in the context of the
research activities of the Italian Archaeological Mission. The
new data make it possible to shed light on the problem of the
supply of building materials for the construction of the city
between the imperial and the proto-Byzantine periods. Systematic
research in the territory has made it possible to identify
numerous ancient quarries located at short distance from the
urban area, until now almost completely unknown. These
mining areas supplied the construction sites of the city with
white marble, alabaster, a typically local multicolored breccia ,
and travertine. Investigations within the city and especially
those carried out along the ring of proto-Byzantine city walls
indicated that, during the major transformation of Hierapolis
following the earthquake of the late fourth century AD, construction
sites for restoration as well as those for new construction
were both characterized by the systematic reuse of building
materials. These reused materials came from various
monuments damaged by the earthquake and dismantled either
because they were abandoned outside the walls, or because
they were non-functional in the new Christian city. The construction
of the walls is an example of this changed situation:
the analysis of this building project has shown the systematic
reuse of materials from necropolis and from various demolished
monuments, including the North Theater, the North Agora, and
the two sections of the so-called Frontinus' Street left outside
the walls both south and north of the city. (literal)
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