The archaeological area of Gianmartino at Tiriolo is a key context for studying Brettian architecture and settlement organisation. A monumental building with mosaics, painted revetments and colonnaded spaces has yielded significant architectural elements. The 2023 excavation extended the plan towards the north-east, identifying a space bordered by brick benches interpreted as a stylobate for a colonnade, and documenting an unfinished refurbishment interrupted by a destructive fire. Later rubble deposits sealed the collapse, indicating subsequent attempts at reuse. Further investigations are required to clarify the chronology, function and overall articulation of the complex.
Scavi nell’area archeologica di Gianmartino di Tiriolo (CZ): risultati preliminari della campagna 2023
Paolo Brocato;Luciano Altomare;Luigi Capozzoli;Antonio Lio
2026-01-01
Abstract
The archaeological area of Gianmartino at Tiriolo is a key context for studying Brettian architecture and settlement organisation. A monumental building with mosaics, painted revetments and colonnaded spaces has yielded significant architectural elements. The 2023 excavation extended the plan towards the north-east, identifying a space bordered by brick benches interpreted as a stylobate for a colonnade, and documenting an unfinished refurbishment interrupted by a destructive fire. Later rubble deposits sealed the collapse, indicating subsequent attempts at reuse. Further investigations are required to clarify the chronology, function and overall articulation of the complex.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
