Towns of Sicily during the Roman Empire
R.J.A. Wilson, ‘Towns of Sicily during the Roman Empire’, Aufstieg Und Niedergang Der Romischen Welt 2.11.1 (1988): 90–206
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| Cited range | ID | Title | Date | Origin | Material | Type | Object type | Language | Current location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 97 | ISic000095 | Statue base for Gnaeus Pollienus | 21 BCE - CE 14 | breccia with orangish clasts (ca. 10-20 cm), red and white veins, likely Western Sicilian red limestone (Buccheri FM) (nodules containing extraclasts, mudstone with foraminifera and Fe-Mn veins (saccocoma, sponge spicolae, Fe-Mn encrustation), veins ) (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy) | honorific | statue base | Latin | Termini Imerese | |
| 125 | ISic000285 | I.Sicily inscription 000285 | CE 1 - CE 50 | volcanic | building | N/A | Latin | Catania | |
| 127 n.128 | ISic003005 | Latin architrave inscription | CE 69 - CE 125 | vacuolar basalt from Mt. Etna (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy) | honorific | architrave | Latin | Catania | |
| 191 | ISic001130 | Honours for the gymnasiarch Antallos | 150 BCE - 51 BCE | compact whitish limestone with chonchoidal fracture and veins , likely tipo scaglia (SCA, AMM) (wackestone with globotruncanid, globigerina and fine calcite veins) (identification based on XRD, optical microscopy) | honorific | plaque | Ancient Greek | Palermo |