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Excavations at Fosso Della Crescenza, 1962

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 August 2013

Elizabeth Fentress ,
Sheldon Judson ,
Thomas Blagg ,
Mariette de Vos  and
Paul Arthur
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Fosso della crescenza, 1962

Oggetto della campagna di scavo 1962 al fosso della Crescenza è stato un mausoleo di età Giulioclaudia visibile nell'argine del fosso, insieme con i resti di un edificio di fine II secolo d.C. accanto ad essa. Questo articolo raccoglie una serie di studi sulla topografia della via Veientana, sulla stratigrafia dello scavo, sulla natura e le cause del deposito alluvionale posteriore all'abbandono dell'edificio, sulla decorazione architettonica del mausoleo, gli affreschi rinvenuti negli strati di fondazione dell'edificio più tardo e sui materiali rinvenuti. Infine i dati relativi a questo sito vengono inseriti nel quadro storico-topografico complessivo dell'area in epoca romana.

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Papers of the British School at Rome , Volume 51 , November 1983 , pp. 58 - 101
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