Traces of kinematic motions for earthquakes of the fifth century AD in Rome: data in comparison for Testaccio and Palatine Hill
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7 mai 2024
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Fulvio COLETTI et al., « Traces of kinematic motions for earthquakes of the fifth century AD in Rome: data in comparison for Testaccio and Palatine Hill », Système d'information en philosophie des sciences, ID : 10670/1.085c9e...
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[p]The authors discuss the results of excavations of Testaccio district in Rome 2005-2008, focussing on two structures: the [i]horreum[/i] in the market area (Testaccio) and the sanctuary of Magna Mater (Palatine). The Testaccio commercial/industrial site was abandoned in the middle of the fifth century AD and the [i]horreum[/i] only survives from the foundations. The seismic event of AD 443 would be consistent with date and the swift nature of the abandoning of the area. On the other hand, The Magna Mater sanctuary damage can be linked to the event of AD 484 or 508.[/p][p_right]C. C.[/p_right]
