The Epigraphs
G. Scibona, ‘The Epigraphs’, in Alesa Archonidea. Guide to the Antiquarium, ed. G. Scibona and G. Tigano (Palermo: Regione Siciliana, 2008), 25–27
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| Cited range | ID | Title | Date | Origin | Material | Type | Object type | Language | Current location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | ISic000612 | I.Sicily inscription 000612 | 200 BCE - 1 BCE | limestone marl (local) | honorific | exedra | Ancient Greek | Halaesa | |
| 26 | ISic000800 | Honorific for [---] Lapiron Sal., son of Apollodoros | 150 BCE - 75 BCE | grey calcarenite/fine conglomerate with fine to cm-sized white veins, likely TUT (grainstone with planktonic foraminifera, clay, quartz and plagioclases, sparry calcite veins) (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy) | honorific | exedra | Ancient Greek | Halaesa | |
| 26 ph | ISic000768 | Dedication by a sevir to Concordia | CE 51 - CE 200 | Very fine-grained, homogeneous, white, calcitic marble, likely Lunense. Optical microscopy: homeoblastic fabric with triple points. Digital microscopy: homeoblastic fabric (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy, stable isotopes analysis) | dedication | base | Latin | Halaesa | |
| 26 ph | ISic000770 | Dedication by Marcus Aimilius Rho[--] | 100 BCE - 21 BCE | , likely (identification based on digital microscopy) | dedication | plaque | Ancient Greek | Halaesa | |
| 26 ph | ISic000801 | Fragment of a public Latin inscription | CE 1 - CE 100 | Very fine to fine-grained, banded, white, calcitic marble, likely Lunense. Optical microscopy: homeoblastic fabric with triple points. Digital microscopy: fabric (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy, stable isotopes analysis) | honorific | plaque | Latin | Halaesa | |
| 26 ph | ISic001176 | A koinon of priests honours [-?-] Lapiron, son of Diogenes | 200 BCE - 1 BCE | grey calcarenite with fine to cm-sized white veins, likely TUT (grainstone with planktonic foraminifera, clay, quartz and plagioclases, sparitic calcite veins) (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy) | honorific | block | Ancient Greek | Halaesa | |
| 27 ph | ISic000769 | Honours for L. Naevius(?) Firminus Manilianus | CE 101 - CE 250 | Very fine-grained, banded and veined, white, calcitic marble, likely Lunense. Optical microscopy: homeoblastic to heteroblastic fabric with triple points. Digital microscopy: homeoblastic to heteroblastic fabric (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy, stable isotopes analysis) | honorific | plaque | Latin | Halaesa | |
| 27 ph | ISic000802 | Latin fragment mentioning a basilica | CE 1 - CE 100 | Fine to medium-grained, homogeneous, white, check marble, likely Thasian-1, Proconnesian. Optical microscopy: homeoblastic to heteroblastic fabric with strained crystals. Digital microscopy: fabric (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy, stable isotopes analysis) | honorific | plaque | Latin | Halaesa | |
| 27 ph | ISic000805 | Fragmentary latin inscription mentioning a proconsul | CE 201 - CE 300 | Fine-grained, veined, grey, calcitic marble, likely Docimian, Pentelic. Optical microscopy: heteroblastic to homeoblastic fabric. Digital microscopy: fabric (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy, stable isotopes analysis) | honorific | plaque | Latin | Halaesa | |
| N/A | ISic003351 | Honorific inscription for Marcus son of Publius | 200 BCE - 1 BCE | , likely (identification based on digital microscopy) | honorific | block | Ancient Greek | Halaesa |