2007
DOI: 10.3406/bch.2007.7474
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Missions topographiques à Latô I (2005-2007) : analyse critique du plan de J. Demargne et V. Seyk (1901)

Abstract: Partageant une longue tradition, l'École française d'Athènes et la British School at Athens diffusent auprès de la communauté scientifique le résultat de l'activité archéologique conduite en Grèce et dans certaines régions du monde hellénique. Depuis 1920, l'École française d'Athènes consacre une partie du Bulletin de Correspondance hellénique à la chronique des travaux archéologiques réalisés en Grèce, à Chypre et, selon un rythme bisannuel, dans le Bosphore Cimmérien. De son côté, la British School at Athens… Show more

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“…The location and architectural characteristics of the ‘Temple House’, for example, make the building unusual for the HL period at Lato. Not only is it the sole building situated on the same terrace as the Temple but it also lacks both the cistern and the hearth, which are characteristic features of domestic architecture at Lato: among the seven houses excavated by Hadjimichali, three have a fixed hearth (Hadjimichali 1971, 218) and of the cisterns (Demargne 1901, 299–300; Wurmser et al . 2009), Hadjimichali (1971, 221) notes: ‘ Il n'y a probablement point de maison à Lato sans sa citerne, indispensable sur ce site éloigné de toute source .’ There can be no doubt that, in general, in its abandonment phase, the building dates to HL times but the north walls show a different construction method and may well be later additions to earlier structures and spaces in the south.…”
Section: The‘temple House’at Lato: a Summarymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The location and architectural characteristics of the ‘Temple House’, for example, make the building unusual for the HL period at Lato. Not only is it the sole building situated on the same terrace as the Temple but it also lacks both the cistern and the hearth, which are characteristic features of domestic architecture at Lato: among the seven houses excavated by Hadjimichali, three have a fixed hearth (Hadjimichali 1971, 218) and of the cisterns (Demargne 1901, 299–300; Wurmser et al . 2009), Hadjimichali (1971, 221) notes: ‘ Il n'y a probablement point de maison à Lato sans sa citerne, indispensable sur ce site éloigné de toute source .’ There can be no doubt that, in general, in its abandonment phase, the building dates to HL times but the north walls show a different construction method and may well be later additions to earlier structures and spaces in the south.…”
Section: The‘temple House’at Lato: a Summarymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Spratt, F. Halbherr, L. Mariani, A. Taramelli, A. Reinach, A.J. Evans and J. Demargne deserve mention (Nowicki 2000, 119; Tsipopoulou 2005, 65; Wurmser et al . 2009).…”
Section: Introduction: Visitors and Visions Of Latomentioning
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