Architettura pubblica ed evergetismo nella Sicilia di età repubblicana
Lorenzo Campagna, «Architettura pubblica ed evergetismo nella Sicilia di età repubblicana», in La Sicilia romana tra Repubblica e Alto Impero, a c. di C. Miccichè, S. Modeo, e L. Santagati (Caltanissetta: Siciliantica, 2007), 110–34
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| Cited range | ID | Title | Date | Origin | Material | Type | Object type | Language | Current location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 117-118 | ISic003330 | Fragments of a monumental building inscription | 150 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 | architrave | Ancient Greek | Halaesa | |
| 118 | ISic000770 | Dedication by Marcus Aimilius Rho[--] | 100 BCE - 21 BCE | , likely (identification based on digital microscopy) | dedication | plaque | Ancient Greek | Halaesa | |
| 119 | ISic000616 | A Roman honours his mother | 125 BCE - 75 BCE | honorific | block | Latin | Agrigento | ||
| 121 | ISic000402 | Mosaic floor recording works dedicated to Venus | 150 BCE - 51 BCE | stone | building | mosaic | Latin | unknown |