2017
DOI: 10.4000/bch.583
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Les épures du théâtre de Milet : pratiques de chantiers antiques

Abstract: Reproduction et traduction, même partielles, interdites sans l'autorisation de l'éditeur pour tous pays, y compris les États-Unis. BCH 141 (2017)Les épures du théâtre de Milet : pratiques de chantiers antiques Jeanne Capelle résuméDes tracés incisés ont été identifiés en 2014 et 2015 sur les murs du théâtre de Milet. Ces profils et élévations d'éléments architecturaux des phases impériales de l'édifice s'inscrivent dans un corpus qui compte aujourd'hui plus de cent trente épures et nous éclaire sur le dessin d… Show more

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“…3.5) is not much help: about half of the blueprints are in temples, on the inner or outside walls of the cella, but they are not uncommon in many other public buildings as well as in monumental tombs and quarries. Theatres are well represented: at Bulla Regia (Hanoune 1996), possibly Terracina (Krause 1985), Perge (to be published by Frank Rumscheid), Aphrodisias (Hueber 1998;Capelle 2017a), Miletos (Capelle 2017a), Priene, and Larisa (below, part 3). Of course, the ratios shown in the figure may change with new discoveries in other buildings.…”
Section: Methods For Finding and Recording Blueprintsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…3.5) is not much help: about half of the blueprints are in temples, on the inner or outside walls of the cella, but they are not uncommon in many other public buildings as well as in monumental tombs and quarries. Theatres are well represented: at Bulla Regia (Hanoune 1996), possibly Terracina (Krause 1985), Perge (to be published by Frank Rumscheid), Aphrodisias (Hueber 1998;Capelle 2017a), Miletos (Capelle 2017a), Priene, and Larisa (below, part 3). Of course, the ratios shown in the figure may change with new discoveries in other buildings.…”
Section: Methods For Finding and Recording Blueprintsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The earliest identified drawing from the theatre of Miletos probably represents one of the small pediments of the scaneae frons of the first century CE (Fig. 3.8a) (Capelle 2017a). This is an important piece of evidence for the reconstruction of the first Imperial scaenae frons (Altenhöfer 1986), as very few blocks from the five pediments have survived.…”
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