The shrine of the so-called “Roman Temple” of Agrigentum was built between the late Republican period and the reign of Tiberius, early 1st century CE. Between the 3th and 6th centuries CE, a large midden was deposited on the East side of the shrine, almost completely burying the earlier structures. During the 2016-2017 excavations, a large portion of the archaeological deposit inside the North Portico and relevant to the Late Antique midden deposit was investigated.
I reperti rinvenuti nella discarica
M. Scalici
2017
Abstract
The shrine of the so-called “Roman Temple” of Agrigentum was built between the late Republican period and the reign of Tiberius, early 1st century CE. Between the 3th and 6th centuries CE, a large midden was deposited on the East side of the shrine, almost completely burying the earlier structures. During the 2016-2017 excavations, a large portion of the archaeological deposit inside the North Portico and relevant to the Late Antique midden deposit was investigated.File in questo prodotto:
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