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Project

Embellishing Roman Architecture – The Use and Trade of Decorative Stones

Output en outcomes

Code

3E022015

Looptijd

01-10-2015 → 30-09-2021

Financiering

Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO)

Promotor

Frank Vermeulen

Fellow

Devi Taelman

Onderzoeksdisciplines

Natural sciences
- Other chemical sciences
- Geochemistry
- Geology
Humanities and the arts
- Archaeology
- History
- Theory and methodology of archaeology
- Other history and archaeology

Trefwoorden

steenherkomst Romeinse economie archeometrie marmer romeinse archeologie herkomststudie natuursteen

Projectomschrijving

Monumental architecture and especially lithic décor was a powerful material means for the Roman elite to showcase their social and economic status.
This project approaches Roman lithic décor from a quantitative and regional perspective for obtaining a better understanding of the social and economic mechanisms of the use and distribution of the material.

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