An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials

The paper focuses on an area of the Ager Aricinus at the 16th mile of the Via Appia in the urban area of Ariccia between the Via Appia and the inhabited center, delimited to the west and north by the cell of the so-called temple of Diana. Inside the aforementioned area, now almost entirely urbanize...

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Main Author: Giulia Moretti Cursi
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Language:deu
Published: UNICApress 2023-03-01
Series:Layers. Archeologia Territorio Contesti
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Online Access:https://tdmagazine.itd.cnr.it/index.php/layers/article/view/4692
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description The paper focuses on an area of the Ager Aricinus at the 16th mile of the Via Appia in the urban area of Ariccia between the Via Appia and the inhabited center, delimited to the west and north by the cell of the so-called temple of Diana. Inside the aforementioned area, now almost entirely urbanized, are still preserved some structures from the mid-2nd century AD for which extensive documentation can be found in the 18th century antiquarian sources and in the cartographic reproductions between the 19th and the 20th centuries. So far, their interpretation has gone through a plurality of hypotheses (amphitheatre, thermal building, statio) for which there is a need to undertake an analytical study in order to understand its function in antiquity and its impact in the landscape context of modern age. The study will take place in two phases: examination of the historical cartography to identify the ownership of the fund on which the structures insisted through the consultation of the Collections of drawings and maps at the State Archive of Rome and the realization of a graphic restitution of the plan, integrating what has been preserved and what has been handed down from past documentation and proposing a vector reconstruction (CAD) of the building.
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spelling doaj.art-36b51641e36148cda915138e7d288ff92023-03-28T16:07:23ZdeuUNICApressLayers. Archeologia Territorio Contesti2532-02892023-03-01810.13125/2532-0289/4692An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materialsGiulia Moretti Cursi0Tor Vergata The paper focuses on an area of the Ager Aricinus at the 16th mile of the Via Appia in the urban area of Ariccia between the Via Appia and the inhabited center, delimited to the west and north by the cell of the so-called temple of Diana. Inside the aforementioned area, now almost entirely urbanized, are still preserved some structures from the mid-2nd century AD for which extensive documentation can be found in the 18th century antiquarian sources and in the cartographic reproductions between the 19th and the 20th centuries. So far, their interpretation has gone through a plurality of hypotheses (amphitheatre, thermal building, statio) for which there is a need to undertake an analytical study in order to understand its function in antiquity and its impact in the landscape context of modern age. The study will take place in two phases: examination of the historical cartography to identify the ownership of the fund on which the structures insisted through the consultation of the Collections of drawings and maps at the State Archive of Rome and the realization of a graphic restitution of the plan, integrating what has been preserved and what has been handed down from past documentation and proposing a vector reconstruction (CAD) of the building. https://tdmagazine.itd.cnr.it/index.php/layers/article/view/4692Ager AricinusRoman amphitheatreshistorical cartography
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An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials
Layers. Archeologia Territorio Contesti
Ager Aricinus
Roman amphitheatres
historical cartography
title An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials
title_full An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials
title_fullStr An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials
title_full_unstemmed An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials
title_short An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials
title_sort update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the via appia sources and materials
topic Ager Aricinus
Roman amphitheatres
historical cartography
url https://tdmagazine.itd.cnr.it/index.php/layers/article/view/4692
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