Adaptaciones metodológicas en la aplicación del análisis estratigráfico constructivo: el Santuario de San Juan de la Penyagolosa (Castellón) y la iglesia de San Juan de los Reyes en Granada
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2003.47Keywords:
Stratigraphy, architecture, methodology, hierarchization of information, weep holesAbstract
This text presents two cases of the application of stratigraphic wall study in which two specific adaptations, stemming from the original case of the building analysed, were developed. In the first case, the study of the Santuario de San Juan de la Peñagolosa, the notable size of the shrine meant that data collection and management were highly complex. For this reason, a methodology was tested whereby information was hierarchized, allowing it to be managed faster and more efficiently. In the second case, the study of the church of San Juan de los Reyes, a complementary study was carried out in addition to the stratigraphic wall study. The same construction technique used in the building (wall stonework with brick buttresses and limestone boulder caissons) brought about the possibility of carrying out a study of the distribution of the weep holes.
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