Sfameni C., D'Eredità A., Koprivica T. 2019, The main public buildings of Doclea: archival, archaeological and architectural research, in L. Alberti (ed.), The ArcheoLab Project in the Doclea Valley, Montenegro (Campaign 2017). Archaeology, Technologies and Future Perspectives, «Archeologia e Calcolatori», Supplemento 11, 85-103 (https://doi.org/10.19282/ACS.11.2019.08)
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The main public buildings of Doclea: archival, archaeological and architectural research
Carla Sfameni, Antonio D'Eredità , Tatjana Koprivica
«Archeologia e Calcolatori» 2019, Supplemento 11, 85-103; doi: 10.19282/ACS.11.2019.08
Abstract
The study of the architecture of the main public buildings of Doclea is being carried out on the basis of bibliographical and archival sources, integrated with the direct analysis of the existing structures. Research aimed at finding documents of the earlier explorers of Doclea, as well as documentary photographs, are particularly important. We also analyse the main buildings of Doclea in the context of Roman architecture, seeking to identify local and regional features. An analysis of the existing structures, combining archaeological and architectural methods, according to the most modern theories of the so-called archaeology of architecture, is essential. This same approach was applied to the monuments in the forum area and in the main thermae, where we have collected a series of data that we are now processing. The ultimate goal of our research is to produce a 3D reconstruction of the main buildings.
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Virtual Reality and 3D Modelling Survey and excavations
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