The archaeological investigations conducted in Nora (CA) by the University of Genoa are bringing to light the remains of a small masonry building, located within the Western Quarter (Area C2), and overlooking an important paved road which, from the north, led to the monumental center of the town. This structure, built on the remains of an older building, is characterized by building techniques which make extensive use of reused materials, as well as wood and earth. Its most recent phases are framed within the period between the 4th and 6th century AD.
Nora (CA), area C2. Indagini archeologiche sui resti di una struttura di età tardoantica
Silvia Pallecchi
2023-01-01
Abstract
The archaeological investigations conducted in Nora (CA) by the University of Genoa are bringing to light the remains of a small masonry building, located within the Western Quarter (Area C2), and overlooking an important paved road which, from the north, led to the monumental center of the town. This structure, built on the remains of an older building, is characterized by building techniques which make extensive use of reused materials, as well as wood and earth. Its most recent phases are framed within the period between the 4th and 6th century AD.
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