No. 13 (2016)

Materials, transport and production. Archaeology of Construction.
Stefano Camporeale, Janet DeLaine y Antonio Pizzo (eds.)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3989/arqarqt.2016.i13

Published: 2016-12-30

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[it] Materials and building techniques in Mugello from the Late Middle Ages to the Early Modern Age

Andrea Arrighetti

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[es] The Alcántara roman bridge: new archaeological documentation and preconstruction evidences

Antonio Pizzo

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[es] The use of lime in building tasks during recent Prehistory: new evidence in Eastern Iberian peninsula

Francisco Javier Jover Maestre, María Pastor Quiles, Isidro Martínez Mira, Eduardo Vilaplana Ortego

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[es] Archaeological mounds, activities and ways to inhabit. Dwellings and domestic space use in Santiago del Estero (Argentine lowlands)

Constanza Taboada

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[es] Evidences of architecture made with perishable materials at Buenos Aires, Argentina (16^th to 18^th centuries)

Daniel Schávelzon

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[es] The colonial farm house of Shuracpamba: an architectural from a stratigraphic analysis

María del Cisne Aguirre Ullauri

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[es] Transporting large monolithic shafts through the interior of the city of Rome

Patrizio Pensabene, Javier Á. Domingo Magaña

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[en] Lifting and transport by sea of great stone columns: evidence of traditional methods used in 18^th and 19^th century building programs as a clue to reconstructing Roman marble transport processes

Paolo Barresi

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[it] The Domus Tiberiana Project (Rome). The supply of bricks for the Hadrianic construction works along the Nova Via

Mirella Serlorenzi, Fulvio Coletti, Lino Traini, Stefano Camporeale

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[en] Reassessing Roman ceramic building materials: economics, logistics and social factors in the supply of tile to Dorchester on Thames, Oxfordshire

Edward C. Peveler

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[es] From figlinae to buildings: the opus testaceum in the southern Baetica

Lourdes Roldán Gómez, Macarena Bustamante Álvarez

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[es] Reinforced column shafts from the monumental architecture of Italica (prov. Baetica). Implementation of new technologies for the reconstruction of an exceptional practice

Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez, Jesús Rodríguez Medina, Francisco S. Pinto Puerto, Roque Angulo Fornos

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[it] Location of quarries of magnesian lime used as raw material of Roman plasters in western Lombardy (Italy)

Roberto Bugini, Luisa Folli

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[en] Quantitative analysis of brick-faced masonry: examples from some large imperial buildings in Rome

Maura Medri, Valeria Di Cola, Samuele Mongodi, Giorgia Pasquali

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No. 13 (2016)

Studies

[it] Materials and building techniques in Mugello from the Late Middle Ages to the Early Modern Age

[es] The Alcántara roman bridge: new archaeological documentation and preconstruction evidences

[es] The use of lime in building tasks during recent Prehistory: new evidence in Eastern Iberian peninsula

[es] Archaeological mounds, activities and ways to inhabit. Dwellings and domestic space use in Santiago del Estero (Argentine lowlands)

[es] Evidences of architecture made with perishable materials at Buenos Aires, Argentina (16^th to 18^th centuries)

[es] The colonial farm house of Shuracpamba: an architectural from a stratigraphic analysis

Monograph

[es] Transporting large monolithic shafts through the interior of the city of Rome

[en] Lifting and transport by sea of great stone columns: evidence of traditional methods used in 18^th and 19^th century building programs as a clue to reconstructing Roman marble transport processes

[it] The Domus Tiberiana Project (Rome). The supply of bricks for the Hadrianic construction works along the Nova Via

[en] Reassessing Roman ceramic building materials: economics, logistics and social factors in the supply of tile to Dorchester on Thames, Oxfordshire

[es] From figlinae to buildings: the opus testaceum in the southern Baetica

[es] Reinforced column shafts from the monumental architecture of Italica (prov. Baetica). Implementation of new technologies for the reconstruction of an exceptional practice

[it] Location of quarries of magnesian lime used as raw material of Roman plasters in western Lombardy (Italy)

[en] Quantitative analysis of brick-faced masonry: examples from some large imperial buildings in Rome

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No. 13 (2016)

Studies

[it] Materials and building techniques in Mugello from the Late Middle Ages to the Early Modern Age

[es] The Alcántara roman bridge: new archaeological documentation and preconstruction evidences

[es] The use of lime in building tasks during recent Prehistory: new evidence in Eastern Iberian peninsula

[es] Archaeological mounds, activities and ways to inhabit. Dwellings and domestic space use in Santiago del Estero (Argentine lowlands)

[es] Evidences of architecture made with perishable materials at Buenos Aires, Argentina (16th to 18th centuries)

[es] The colonial farm house of Shuracpamba: an architectural from a stratigraphic analysis

Monograph

[es] Transporting large monolithic shafts through the interior of the city of Rome

[en] Lifting and transport by sea of great stone columns: evidence of traditional methods used in 18th and 19th century building programs as a clue to reconstructing Roman marble transport processes

[it] The Domus Tiberiana Project (Rome). The supply of bricks for the Hadrianic construction works along the Nova Via

[en] Reassessing Roman ceramic building materials: economics, logistics and social factors in the supply of tile to Dorchester on Thames, Oxfordshire

[es] From figlinae to buildings: the opus testaceum in the southern Baetica

[es] Reinforced column shafts from the monumental architecture of Italica (prov. Baetica). Implementation of new technologies for the reconstruction of an exceptional practice

[it] Location of quarries of magnesian lime used as raw material of Roman plasters in western Lombardy (Italy)

[en] Quantitative analysis of brick-faced masonry: examples from some large imperial buildings in Rome

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[es] Evidences of architecture made with perishable materials at Buenos Aires, Argentina (16^th to 18^th centuries)

[en] Lifting and transport by sea of great stone columns: evidence of traditional methods used in 18^th and 19^th century building programs as a clue to reconstructing Roman marble transport processes