Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report
The project work in 2006 season included the analysis of stone monuments held at the Museum of Srem as well as their documentation. For limestone used at Sirmium at least two sources were established: Lithotypes I and III came from the Dardagani quarry along the Drina River, while Lithotype II most...
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| author | Đurić Bojan Davidović Jasmina Maver Andreja Müller Harald W. |
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| description | The project work in 2006 season included the analysis of stone monuments held at the Museum of Srem as well as their documentation. For limestone used at Sirmium at least two sources were established: Lithotypes I and III came from the Dardagani quarry along the Drina River, while Lithotype II most probably came from the wider area of Pannonia along the Danube. White marble was coming to Sirmium from the 1st to the 3rd century predominantly from the Eastern Alps (Gummern, Pohorje), from the end of the 3rd century also from the Mediterranean (Luni, Paros, Dokimeion, Proconnesos), while colored marble, tied to the imperial architecture at Sirmium, was being imported from imperial and other quarries across the Mediterranean (North Africa Italy, Asia Minor, Greece). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-01ea83c56dc44e91aff2c2aeea90de2f2022-12-21T18:47:27ZdeuInstitute of Archaeology, Belgrade, SerbiaStarinar0350-02412406-07392006-01-0120065610313710.2298/STA0656103D0350-02410656103DStone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First reportĐurić Bojan0Davidović Jasmina1Maver Andreja2Müller Harald W.3Faculty of Arts, Department of Archaeology, Ljubljana, SlovenijaMuseum of Srem, Sremska MitrovicaFreelance researcher, Ljubljana, SlovenijaInstitute of Applied Geology, Vienna, AustriaThe project work in 2006 season included the analysis of stone monuments held at the Museum of Srem as well as their documentation. For limestone used at Sirmium at least two sources were established: Lithotypes I and III came from the Dardagani quarry along the Drina River, while Lithotype II most probably came from the wider area of Pannonia along the Danube. White marble was coming to Sirmium from the 1st to the 3rd century predominantly from the Eastern Alps (Gummern, Pohorje), from the end of the 3rd century also from the Mediterranean (Luni, Paros, Dokimeion, Proconnesos), while colored marble, tied to the imperial architecture at Sirmium, was being imported from imperial and other quarries across the Mediterranean (North Africa Italy, Asia Minor, Greece).http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-0241/2006/0350-02410656103D.pdfsirmiumStone characterizationstone monumentsDardagani limestone quarryeastern alpine marblesMediterranean marbles |
| spellingShingle | Đurić Bojan Davidović Jasmina Maver Andreja Müller Harald W. Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report Starinar sirmium Stone characterization stone monuments Dardagani limestone quarry eastern alpine marbles Mediterranean marbles |
| title | Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report |
| title_full | Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report |
| title_fullStr | Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report |
| title_full_unstemmed | Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report |
| title_short | Stone use in Roman towns: Resources, transport, products and clients: Case study Sirmium: First report |
| title_sort | stone use in roman towns resources transport products and clients case study sirmium first report |
| topic | sirmium Stone characterization stone monuments Dardagani limestone quarry eastern alpine marbles Mediterranean marbles |
| url | http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0350-0241/2006/0350-02410656103D.pdf |
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