Alesa Arconidea: ricerche su un'antica città della Sicilia tirrenica

A. Facella, Alesa Arconidea: ricerche su un’antica città della Sicilia tirrenica (Pisa: Edizioni della Normale, 2006)

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Inscriptions

20 inscriptions

Cited range IDTitleDateOriginMaterialTypeObject typeLanguageCurrent location
115 n.153 ISic001174Cadastral inscription for the territory of Halaesa200 BCE - 1 BCE
, likely (identification based on digital microscopy)cadastral steleAncient GreekMessina
178 n.127 ISic003330Fragments of a monumental building inscription150 BCE - 101 BCE
yellow calcarenite with visible bioclasts, likely (grainstone with red algae, polygenic quartz, gasteropoda, nummulitids, micritic cement and iron oxides) (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy)building architraveAncient GreekHalaesa
204-208 ISic000583Italici honour a Roman (?Scipio)193 BCE - 193 BCE
brecciahonorific baseLatinunknown
210-211 ISic000584Funerary inscription for Marcus Limbricius and his wife Helvia AruraCE 1 - CE 100
, likely (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy)funerary plaqueLatinHalaesa
212, 294 ISic000769Honours for L. Naevius(?) Firminus ManilianusCE 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 plaqueLatinHalaesa
222 ISic000612I.Sicily inscription 000612200 BCE - 1 BCE
limestone marl (local)honorific exedraAncient GreekHalaesa
230 n.30 ISic001175Halaesa honours Diogenes Lapiron, son of Diogenes200 BCE - 101 BCE
compact whitish limestone with chonchoidal fracture, visible fossils, fine veins and stylolites, likely AMM, LTM (packstone with globotruncanid, globigerina) (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy)honorific blockAncient GreekPalermo
246-248 ISic001178Halaesa honours Gaius Vergilius Balbus, proquaestor69 BCE - 69 BCE
stonehonorific baseAncient Greekunknown
272, 274 ISic000582Dedication to the emperor Augustus by the municipium12 BCE - CE 14
stonehonorific blockLatinunknown
276-278 ISic000770Dedication by Marcus Aimilius Rho[--]100 BCE - 21 BCE
, likely (identification based on digital microscopy)dedication plaqueAncient GreekHalaesa
288 ISic000767Funerary honours for Aulus Mevius ZethusCE 101 - CE 200
marble funerary plaqueLatinSiracusa
288 ISic000768Dedication by a sevir to ConcordiaCE 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 baseLatinHalaesa
289 ISic003672Small base reading SACRCE 1 - CE 200
limestone dedication baseLatinHalaesa
289 ISic003687I.Sicily inscription 003687CE 1 - CE 300
stoneunknown plaqueLatinunknown
289 n.35 ISic003674Fragment of a Latin inscriptionCE 1 - CE 200
marble Unknown (honorific or dedication?) plaqueLatinHalaesa
290 ISic001180Funerary inscription for (?)Marcus Flavius TuendusCE 1 - CE 500
stonefunerary unknownAncient Greekunknown
294 ISic000805Fragmentary latin inscription mentioning a proconsulCE 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 plaqueLatinHalaesa
306-307 ISic003037Building inscription of bishop TobiasCE 601 - CE 700
stonebuilding unknownAncient Greekunknown
320 ISic003477Fragment of a Greek inscription200 BCE - 1 BCE
, likely (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD)list steleAncient GreekHalaesa
329-331 ISic001177Soldiers serving at Eryx honour their commander241 BCE - 49 BCE
white compact limestone with veins, likely CRI (grainstone) (identification based on pXRF, digital microscopy, XRD, optical microscopy)honorific blockAncient GreekHalaesa