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Reading the ancient city: projects for the archaeological area of Tyndaris. The form of the nature, the form of the city, the value of the monument

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In the Mediterranean, perhaps more than elsewhere, it is possible to recognise a close network of relationships between man-made spaces, which are manifested through their form, and the territory, understood in its broadest interpretative extensions as a complex system of geographical signs and historical traces.
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An integrated approach to the study of the architectural features of the theatre of Tyndaris

Proceedings of the TC26 MetroArcheo Conference 2025 on Metrology for Cultural Heritage - MetroArcheo 2026
The ancient theatre of Tindari, located in the southeastern sector of the ancient city, is adapted to a particularly narrow and steep hillside morphology, which necessitated hybrid construction solutions. This study aims to clarify the construction techniques, structural adaptations, and subsequent transformations of the koilon, addressing the gap in ...
Stefania Tuccinardi   +2 more
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Un approccio metodologico agli studi di metrologia: il caso della Sicilia romana (Agrigentum, Lilybaeum e Tyndaris)

Agoghè, 2018
the starting point for this paper was the lack of a common methodology in ancient metrology studies. the proposed method here was used to perform an analysis of buildings and spaces, both public and private ones, in the Roman centres of Agrigentum, Lilybaeum and Tyndaris.
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Immersive audio inside the Greek-Roman theatre of Tyndaris: comparison between past, current and future conditions

2022
The acoustics applied to the ancient monuments has been found to be of great interest, especially when other disciplines interface with the sound perception of virtual reality. This paper deals with the digital reconstruction of the acoustic conditions related to the Greek-Roman theatre of Tyndaris through its historical architectural evolution from ...
Lavagna Lorenzo   +4 more
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Virtual reality inside the Greek-Roman theatre of Tyndaris: comparison between existing conditions and original architectural features

International Symposium The Acoustics of Ancient Theatres, 2023
Lavagna Lorenzo   +4 more
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An Invitation to Tyndaris: Horace, Ode I.17

Transactions of the American Philological Association (1974-), 1990
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