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 porous calcarenite with visible bioclasts, likely calcarenite di Marsala (Palermo, MRS) (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 | compact white limestone with conchoidal fracture, likely tipo scaglia (SCA, AMM) (packstone) (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 |