Stratigraphical analysis of Marchena’s medieval wall (Seville)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2008.94Keywords:
wall, archaeology, standing wall, exacavation, late Almohad, tapial (rammed earth), Christian, reforms, citadel, barbicanAbstract
The historical-constructive evolution of Marchena’s medieval wall throughout yhe centuries is here analysed. The results are based on the stratigraphic analysis of most significant walls still standing with their corresponding doors and the archaeological excavation in the northeastern sector of the enclosure of the fortress.
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