2003
DOI: 10.1553/oejh71s115
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Geophysikalische Messungen im nordöstlichen Stadtteil von Flavia Solva: Interpretation und archäologisch-historische Auswertung (Teil 3)

Abstract: der Villa in die Jahre nach 340/50 n. Chr. Die Aufgabe scheint geordnet unter Mitnahme aller wertvollen Einrichtungsgegenstände und fast des gesamten Hausrats vor sich gegangen zu sein, der südliche Brunnen wurde durch die Entsorgung eines Tierkadavers und Verfüllung mit Bauschutt (Dachziegel) intentionell unbrauchbar gemacht. Diese Faktoren deuten auf einen Hiatus in der Besiedlung des Areals am nördlichen Stadtrand.Die Existenz der Villa bezeugt die Bedeutung und Ausdehnung der Stadt in der Spätantike, es fa… Show more

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“…As in most insulae a plenty of wall structures from monumental public buildings as well as private dwellings became obvious. On basis of these fi rst GPR surveys an archaeological and historical interpretation of the northeastern part of the municipal area has been worked out including excavation data (Groh et al, 2002). With this work it was for the fi rst time possible to show the astounding results of profound archaeological interpretation of professionally collected prospection data.…”
Section: Archaeological Interpretationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As in most insulae a plenty of wall structures from monumental public buildings as well as private dwellings became obvious. On basis of these fi rst GPR surveys an archaeological and historical interpretation of the northeastern part of the municipal area has been worked out including excavation data (Groh et al, 2002). With this work it was for the fi rst time possible to show the astounding results of profound archaeological interpretation of professionally collected prospection data.…”
Section: Archaeological Interpretationmentioning
confidence: 99%