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            Das Odeion im Artemision von Ephesos

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            Author(s)
            Zabrana, Lilli
            Collection
            Austrian Science Fund (FWF)
            Language
            German
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            Abstract
            In the 125 years of research, the legendary temple of Artemis was always the focus of the archaeological fieldwork, while the once densely built up sacred enclosure remained unexplored. Since 2009 the Austrian Archaeological Institute investigated for the first time a roman building southwest of the Temple, which was up to the present named ‘Tribune’ and whose function could be finally clarified. Due to close typological parallels as well as equipment and furnishing, the building can be identified as roman Odeion of the Early Empire.
             
            Im Laufe der 125-jährigen Forschungsgeschichte im Artemision von Ephesos stand der um 1870 wiederentdeckte Tempel im Mittelpunkt der archäologischen Arbeiten, während der ihn umgebende, einstmals dicht bebaute heilige Bezirk unerforscht blieb. Vom Österreichischen Archäologischen Institut wurde im Jahr 2009 ein Projekt zur bis heute einzig sichtbaren römischen Ruine innerhalb des heiligen Bezirkes initiiert, um den Forschungsschwerpunkt ausgehend von diesem Gebäude auf die römische Nutzungsphase und den gesamten heiligen Bezirk auszudehnen. Der Bau, der zuvor als „Tribüne“ bezeichnet wurde, konnte aufgrund von engen bautypologischen Vergleichen und spezifischem Fundmaterial als frühkaiserzeitliches Odeion identifiziert werden.
             
            URI
            https://doab-dev.siscern.org/handle/20.500.12854/187290
            Keywords
            Ephesus, Odeion, Artemision, Early Imperial Period, Ritual Contests; Ephesos, Odeion, Artemison, Frühe Kaiserzeit, Agone
            Publisher
            Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
            Publisher website
            http://verlag.oeaw.ac.at/
            Publication date and place
            2019-01
            Grantor
            • Austrian Science Fund (FWF)
            Pages
            391
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