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E. Destefanis, S. Bocchio, F. Pondrano, "Archeologia dei monasteri nel Piemonte orientale in età medievale. I casi studio di S. Genuario di Lucedio a Crescentino e S. Eufemia a Tortona"

Translated title of the contribution: [Machine translation] E. Destefanis, S. Bocchio, F. Pondrano, Archaeology of monasteries in Eastern Piedmont in the Middle Ages. The case studies of S. Genuario di Lucedio in Crescentino and S. Eufemia in Tortona

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[Machine translation] The contribution presents the results of recent research conducted on the monasteries of San Genuario di Lucedio and Santa Eufemia in Tortona, both of which were founded in the early medieval period. Through the examination of written, cartographic and material sources, a picture of the construction events of the two monastic complexes is proposed, in particular following the stratigraphic analysis of the walls, currently dating, in both cases, starting from the Romanesque Age.
Translated title of the contribution[Machine translation] E. Destefanis, S. Bocchio, F. Pondrano, Archaeology of monasteries in Eastern Piedmont in the Middle Ages. The case studies of S. Genuario di Lucedio in Crescentino and S. Eufemia in Tortona
Original languageItalian
Pages (from-to)113-125
Number of pages13
JournalQUADERNI DI ARCHEOLOGIA DEL PIEMONTE
Volume6
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2022

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Keywords

  • archeologia dei monasteri
  • altomedioevo
  • medioevo
  • San Genuario di Lucedio
  • Santa Eufemia di Tortona
  • archeologia dell'architettura

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