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Interdisciplinary studies on ancient stone: proceedings of the IX Association for the Study of Marbles and Other Stones in Antiquity (ASMOSIA) Conference (Tarragona 2009)

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Autores: Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno (coord.), María Pilar Lapuente Mercadal (coord.), Isabel Rodà de Llanza (coord.)
Editores: Institut Català d'Arqueologia Clàssica (ICAC) : Universitat Rovira i Virgili : Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona = Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Año de publicación: 2012
Colecciones: Série Documenta, 23
País: España
Idioma: inglés
ISBN: 978-84-939033-8-1
Recoge los contenidos presentados a: ASMOSIA International Conference (9. 2009. Tarragona).
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- Applications to specific archaeological questions. Use of marble
  - Roman marble salvaging
    S. J. Barker
    - Resumen
    págs. 22-30
  - Computer technology and three-dimensional models in determining the recutting of Roman portraits: The Getty Augustus
    John Pollini, W. Storage
    - Resumen
    págs. 31-37
  - The import and the use of white marble and coloured stone for wall and floor revetment at Sagalassos
    M. Corremans, Patrick Degryse, Dagmara Wielgosz, Marc Waelkens
    - Resumen
    págs. 38-51
  - Quarry origins, commission, and import of the marble sculptures from the Roman Theater in Philadelphia/Amman, Jordan
    E. A. Friedland, Robert H. Tykot
    - Resumen
    págs. 52-60
  - The "peopled" scroll motif in the Land of Israel in the Roman period: the case of the marble friezes in the Roman theatre at Beth Shean/Scythopolis
    Asher Ovadiah
    - Resumen
    págs. 61-67
  - An introductory study to the ornamental and building stones of the Djemila (Algeria) archaeological site
    David Dessandier, Fabrizio Antonelli, Lorenzo Lazzarini, Myrsini Varti-Matarangas, Lise Leroux, M. Hamiane, C. Riache, C. Khalfallah
    - Resumen
    págs. 68-74
  - Unfinished "kouros" in the Mytilene Archaeological Museum: marble sculpture in Lesbos in the Archaic period
    E. Leka
    - Resumen
    págs. 75-81
  - Ancient sculptures of imported marble in the central part of Dardania (present day Kosovo)
    E. Dobruna-Salihu
    - Resumen
    págs. 82-88
  - Two incomplete sculptures from Cavae Romanae quarries (Istria, Croatia)
    Kristina Dzin
    - Resumen
    págs. 89-92
  - Late Roman sarcophagi in central Italy made from scavenged blocks
    J.J. Herrmann
    - Resumen
    págs. 93-103
  - Archaeometric analyses of white marbles from Hadrian's Villa (Tivoli, Italy) and the use of Pentelic and Dokymaean marbles in the statuary of the so-called Canopus
    Patrizio Pensabene, Fabrizio Antonelli, Lorenzo Lazzarini, Stefano Cancelliere
    - Resumen
    págs. 104-108
  - Ancient coloured marbles and their surrogates in the Milan Cathedral (late 16th century)
    Roberto Bugini, Luisa Folli
    - Resumen
    págs. 109-112
  - The "marmora" from the Forum of Ruscino (Château-Roussillon, France)
    Patrizio Pensabene, Isabelle Rébé, Isabel Rodà de Llanza
    - Resumen
    págs. 113-116
  - The stones of Ammaia (Portugal): use and provenance
    Devi Taelman, F. Vermeulen, M. de Dapper, P. de Paepe
    - Resumen
    págs. 117-126
  - The "opus sectile" of the "curia" of Ilipa (Alcalá del Río, Seville): considerations on the use of stone in public architecture from Roman Baetica
    Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez, Irene Mañas Romero, Esther Ontiveros Ortega
    - Resumen
    págs. 127-135
  - Suitability criteria for the selection of marble to be used for restoration: application to the Alhambra Palace (Granada, Spain)
    Adolfo Miras Ruiz, María Auxiliadora Vázquez González, Emilio Galán Huertos, C. Apostolaki, T. Marcopoulos
    - Resumen
    págs. 136-141
  - Almándoz marble from Navarra in the Arcaya Roman "thermae" in Álava (Northern Spain)
    Luis Miguel Martínez Torres, Luis Eguiluz Alarcón, Miguel Loza Uriarte, Javier Niso Lorenzo
    - Resumen
    págs. 142-145
  - Espejón "marmor" and its use in Roman Hispania
    M. Salán
    - Resumen
    págs. 146-150
  - Use of "marmora" in the ornamental program of Las Pizarras Roman site (ancient Cauca, Segovia, Spain)
    Cesáreo Pérez González, Olivia Reyes Hernando, Isabel Rodà de Llanza, Aurelio Álvarez Pérez, Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno, Ana Domènech, Hernando Royo Plumed
    - Resumen
    págs. 151-160
  - Funding of public buildings and calculation of the costs of the stone materials: the case of the Forum of Segobriga (Cuenca, Spain)
    Patrizio Pensabene, Ricardo Mar Medina, Rosario Cebrián Fernández
    - Resumen
    págs. 161-175
  - The marble repertoire of the Roman villa of Cornelius (Valencia, Spain)
    Rosa Albiach Descals, Elisa García Prósper, Aquilino Gallego Ubeda
    - Resumen
    págs. 176-182
  - Petrographic study of the tumular cist with carved steles of Reguers de Seró (Artesa de Segre, Lleida, Catalonia)
    Maite Garcia Vallès, Meritxell Aulinas Juncá, Joan B. López Melción, Andreu Moya i Garra
    - Resumen
    págs. 183-189
  - The imported "marmora" from the Jaume I School: an assemblage from the Provincial Forum of Tarraco
    R. Arola, J. Á. Domingo, N. Gasull
    - Resumen
    págs. 190-195
  - The "marmora" used in the imperial cult area of Tarraco (Hispania Citerior)
    Aurelio Álvarez Pérez, Josep Maria Macias i Solé, Andreu Muñoz Melgar, Africa Pitarch Martí, Inma Teixell Navarro, Joan Menchón Bes
    - Resumen
    págs. 196-203
  - "Marmora" at the Tarraco of the Antonines: the assemblage of Sant Pau and Santa Tecla Hospital (Tarragona, Spain)
    Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno, Jordi López Vilar
    - Resumen
    págs. 204-209
  - Columns and "rotae" in Tarraco made with granite from the Troad
    Isabel Rodà de Llanza, Patrizio Pensabene, J. Á. Domingo
    - Resumen
    págs. 210-227
- Provenances and identification I. Marbles
  - Tracing the origin of marbles by inclusion fluid chemistry
    Walter Prochaska, Donato Attanasio
    - Resumen
    págs. 230-237
  - Determining white marble provenance of Greek and Roman sculpture in the Museum of Art and Archaeology, University of Missouri
    B. Kidd, Donato Attanasio, Robert H. Tykot
    - Resumen
    págs. 238-244
  - On the Ephesian origin of greco scritto marble
    Donato Attanasio, A. B. Yavuz, Matthias Bruno, J.J. Herrmann, Robert H. Tykot, Annewies Van Den Hoek
    - Resumen
    págs. 245-254
  - A new source of bigio antico marble: the ancient quarries of Iznik (Turkey)
    A. B. Yavuz, Matthias Bruno, Donato Attanasio
    - Resumen
    págs. 255-262
  - The Sanctuary of the Great Gods on Samothrace, Greece: an extended marble provenance study
    Y. Maniatis, D. Tambakopoulos, E. Dotsika, Bonna Daix Wescoat, D. Matsas
    - Resumen
    págs. 263-278
  - Provenance investigation of two marble artefacts from ancient Stymphalos, Greece
    Y. Maniatis, D. Tambakopoulos, Mary C. Sturgeon
    - Resumen
    págs. 279-286
  - The search for the Prehistoric marble sources in the Cyclades
    D. Tambakopoulos, Y. Maniatis
    - Resumen
    págs. 287-299
  - Characterization and distribution of marble from Cap de Garde and Mt. Filfila, Algeria
    J.J. Herrmann, Donato Attanasio, Robert H. Tykot, Annewies Van Den Hoek
    - Resumen
    págs. 300-309
  - Provenance investigation of marble sculptures from Butrint, Albania
    Vassiliki Gaggadis-Robin, I. Pojani, K. Polikreti, Y. Maniatis
    - Resumen
    págs. 310-321
  - Provenance study of Czech marbles based on a comparison of mineralogical-petrographic, cathodoluminescence, plus C and O isotopic characteristics
    A. Šťastná, Richard Přikryl, A. Černíková
    - Resumen
    págs. 322-330
  - Rome: white marbles in the Fora of Caesar, Augustus, and Trajan
    Donato Attanasio, M. Brilli, Matthias Bruno, Lucrezia Ungaro, Mássimo Vitti
    - Resumen
    págs. 331-343
  - Three fragments of a Marsyas sarcophagus: multimethod marble analyses
    F. Van Keuren, Donato Attanasio, J.J. Herrmann, S. Hipol, J. Cox, L. P. Gromet, D. Abramitis
    - Resumen
    págs. 344-354
  - Investigations on the white marbles of architectural elements in Salento (Southern Italy)
    L. Del Pietro
    - Resumen
    págs. 355-363
  - White sculptural materials from Villa Adriana: study of provenance
    María Pilar Lapuente Mercadal, María del Pilar León-Castro Alonso, Trinidad Nogales Basarrate, Hernando Royo Plumed, M. Preite Martinez, Ph. Blanc
    - Resumen
    págs. 364-375
  - Black sculptural materials from Villa Adriana: study of provenance
    María Pilar Lapuente Mercadal, Trinidad Nogales Basarrate, María del Pilar León-Castro Alonso, Hernando Royo Plumed, M. Preite Martinez
    - Resumen
    págs. 376-383
  - The importation of white marble into Paestum during the Republic and at the beginning of the Empire
    M. Cipriani, Lorenzo Lazzarini, Stefano Cancelliere
    - Resumen
    págs. 384-389
  - The white marble quarries of Campiglia Marittima (Livorno, Italy) and the provenance of marble artefacts from Populonia
    F. Cavari, Francesca Droghini, Marco Giamello, Lorenzo Lazzarini, Cynthia Mascione
    - Resumen
    págs. 390-400
  - White marbles provenance study of Caesar's head and other major sculptures found in the Rhône River at Arles (France)
    Ph. Blanc, Philippe Bromblet, Lise Leroux
    - Resumen
    págs. 401-406
  - Petrography and elemental geochemistry of the Roman quarries of Los Castillejos and Los Covachos (Almadén de la Plata, Seville, Spain): outcrops and semi-elaborated products
    Esther Ontiveros Ortega, José Beltrán Fortes, Ruth Taylor, Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez, Pedro Manuel López Aldana
    - Resumen
    págs. 407-418
  - Study of provenance of the Roman sarcophagus known today as the tomb of King Ramiro II of Aragon
    María Pilar Lapuente Mercadal, José Antonio Cuchí Oterino, Hernando Royo Plumed, M. Preite Martinez, Ph. Blanc, Carlos Garcés Manau
    - Resumen
    págs. 419-425
  - Provenance of some ancient marbles from El Pla de Ses Figueres (Cabrera, Balearic Islands, Spain)
    Aurelio Álvarez Pérez, Isabel Rodà de Llanza, Mateu Riera Rullán, Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno, Ana Domènech, Hernando Royo Plumed
    - Resumen
    págs. 426-434
- Provenances and identification II. Other stones
- Transport and trade of stone
  - Contracts and costs for shipping marble in the Roman Empire
    J. C. Fant
    - Resumen
    págs. 528-532
  - Shipwrecks and stone cargoes: some observations
    B. Russell
    - Resumen
    págs. 533-539
  - The Temple of Apollo at Claros and the Kizilburun shipwreck: preliminary analysis of isotopic data
    W. Aylward, D. Carlson, D. Laroche, Jean-Charles Moretti, S. Pike
    - Resumen
    págs. 540-548
  - Marble trade in Moesia Inferior: the case of Tomis and Odessos : its origin and its characteristics
    Natalia Toma
    - Resumen
    págs. 549-559
- Quarries
  - Unknown ancient marble quarries of Western Asia Minor
    Matthias Bruno, H. Elçi, A. B. Yavuz, Donato Attanasio
    - Resumen
    págs. 562-572
  - Ancient marble and alabaster quarries near Hierapolis in Phrygia (Turkey): new data from archaeological surveys
    Giuseppe Scardozzi
    - Resumen
    págs. 573-583
  - The marble quarries of the metropolis of Ephesos and some examples of the use for marbles in Ephesian architecture and sculpturing
    Walter Prochaska, S. M. Grillo
    - Resumen
    págs. 584-591
  - The ancient quarry at Pagani-Alyfanta, Lesbos, Greece
    George Zachos, E. Leka
    - Resumen
    págs. 592-603
  - Cipollino marble quarries south of Karystos at Aghii (Euboea, Greece)
    Matthias Bruno, Mássimo Vitti
    - Resumen
    págs. 604-611
  - New work on quarrying in the territory of Eretria, Euboea
    B. Russell, S. Fachard
    - Resumen
    págs. 612-618
  - Grey limestone quarries of Byllis (Albania)
    T. Kozelj, Manuela Wurch Kozelj
    - Resumen
    págs. 619-627
  - The ancient quarries in Croatia: the technology of extracting stone
    Marija Buzov
    - Resumen
    págs. 628-635
  - Ancient quarries on the Eastern Adriatic Coast with specific reference to the island of brač (Croatia)
    I. Donelli, M. Matijaca, I. Paduan
    - Resumen
    págs. 636-639
  - The Cavae Romanae quarry: properties and use of the stone for the amphitheatre in Pula (Croatia)
    Vesna Girardi-Jurkic
    - Resumen
    págs. 640-644
  - The quarries of Almadén de la Plata (Seville, Spain): new data from the recent archaeological interventions
    Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez, José Beltrán Fortes, Pedro Manuel López Aldana, Esther Ontiveros Ortega, Ruth Taylor
    - Resumen
    págs. 645-650
  - The Roman quarries of the town and territory of Los Bañales (Uncastillo, Zaragoza, Spain)
    Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno, Hernando Royo Plumed, J. Andreu
    - Resumen
    págs. 651-656
  - Quarrying, use and scope of Cabezo Gordo and Rambla de Trujillo marbles (Murcia, Spain) in the Roman era
    Rafael Arana Castillo, Juan Antonio Antolinos Marín, José Miguel Noguera Celdrán, Begoña Soler Huertas, S. Arana
    - Resumen
    págs. 657-664
  - Roman quarries in the northeast of Hispania (modern Catalonia, Spain)
    Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno
    - Resumen
    págs. 665-679
  - The Roman quarry at Montjuïc (Barcelona, Spain)
    Carme Miró i Alaix, Emili Revilla Cubero
    - Resumen
    págs. 680-687
  - The Roman Republican and medieval quarry of Sant Miquel d'Olèrdola (Olèrdola, Barcelona)
    Núria Molist i Capella, Pedro Otiña Hermoso
    - Resumen
    págs. 688-695
  - Stone quarrying on the final stretch of the Ebro (Spain)
    M. Genera, Aurelio Álvarez Pérez
    - Resumen
    págs. 696-703
- Quarrying techniques, organization and stone manufacturing
  - Quarry blocks in "marmor Iassense" from the Balik Pazari at Iasos (Turkey)
    Matthias Bruno
    - Resumen
    págs. 706-714
  - Use of a saw in Roman and proto-Byzantine period on the island of Thassos
    T. Kozelj, Manuela Wurch Kozelj
    - Resumen
    págs. 715-722
  - Stone-cutting workshops at the Getic capital Helis (NE Bulgaria): tools and techniques
    T. Stoyanov, D. Stoyanova
    - Resumen
    págs. 723-730
  - The quarries at Luni in the 1st century AD: final considerations on some aspects of production, diffusion and costs
    Patrizio Pensabene
    - Resumen
    págs. 731-743
  - The red travertine of Mula (Murcia, Spain): management and administration of quarries in the Roman period
    Begoña Soler Huertas, José Miguel Noguera Celdrán, Rafael Arana Castillo, Juan Antonio Antolinos Marín
    - Resumen
    págs. 744-752
- Pigments and paintings on marble
  - The role of the stone in the polychrome treatment of Hellenistic sculptures
    C. Blume
    - Resumen
    págs. 754-762
  - A Hellenistic greek marble statue with ancient polychromy reported to be from Knidos
    M. B. Abbe, G. E. Borromeo, S. Pike
    - Resumen
    págs. 763-770
- Symbolism of stones. Local and imported materials
  - The use and symbolism of Pentelic marble in Domitianic Rome
    Irene Bald Romano, S. Pike, E. Gazda
    - Resumen
    págs. 772-779
  - Phrygian for Phrygians: semiotics of "exotic" local marble
    Barbara Burrell
    - Resumen
    págs. 780-786
  - The colours of death: Roman cinerary urns in coloured stone
    S. Perna
    - Resumen
    págs. 787-800

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