Excavations conducted by Quenn's University in the central area of the Etruscan city of Caere, near the so-called hypogaeum of Clepsina, have brought to light a sequence of phases indicative of a longer and more complex history of urban occupation at the site than previously thought. Excavation and geophysical prospection have revealed a regular urban plan in the area between the centre of the city plateau and the sanctuary of Manganello. Research within the hypogaeum has allowed for a better reading of wall paintings, drawings and inscriptions, including two previously unknown texts.

New excavations in the urban area of Caere / Colivicchi, Fabio; Gregori, Gian Luca; Lanza, Mariafrancesca; Lepone, Antonella; Scalici, Michele; Trentacoste, Angela; Zaccagnino, Cristiana. - In: MOUSEION. - ISSN 1496-9343. - STAMPA. - 13:2(2016), pp. 359-450.

New excavations in the urban area of Caere

Gian Luca Gregori;Antonella Lepone;
2016

Abstract

Excavations conducted by Quenn's University in the central area of the Etruscan city of Caere, near the so-called hypogaeum of Clepsina, have brought to light a sequence of phases indicative of a longer and more complex history of urban occupation at the site than previously thought. Excavation and geophysical prospection have revealed a regular urban plan in the area between the centre of the city plateau and the sanctuary of Manganello. Research within the hypogaeum has allowed for a better reading of wall paintings, drawings and inscriptions, including two previously unknown texts.
2016
Les fouilles conduites par l’Université Queen’s au centre de la cité étrusque de Caeré, près du monument connu comme l’hypogée de Clepsina, ont mis en lumière une série de phases d’occupation du site qui révèle une présence urbaine plus longue et plus complexe qu’on ne le pensait jusqu’à présent. Des fouilles et des prospections géophysiques ont révélé un plan urbain régulier dans la zone située entre le centre du plateau de la cité et le sanctuaire de Manganello. Des recherches menées à l’intérieur de l’hypogée, particulièrement à l’aide de l’imagerie à infrarouge, ont permis une meilleure lecture des peintures murales, des dessins et des inscriptions, révélant entre autres deux textes inconnus jusqu’à présent.
Caere; graffiti latini; culti misterici
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New excavations in the urban area of Caere / Colivicchi, Fabio; Gregori, Gian Luca; Lanza, Mariafrancesca; Lepone, Antonella; Scalici, Michele; Trentacoste, Angela; Zaccagnino, Cristiana. - In: MOUSEION. - ISSN 1496-9343. - STAMPA. - 13:2(2016), pp. 359-450.
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