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The Early Byzantine Christian Church An Archaeological Reassessment Of Fortyseven Early Byzantine Basilical Church Excavations Primarily In Israel Context Byzantine And Neohellenic Studies New Bernard Mulholland

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The Early Byzantine Christian Church An Archaeological Reassessment Of Fortyseven Early Byzantine Basilical Church Excavations Primarily In Israel Context Byzantine And Neohellenic Studies New Bernard Mulholland
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Publisher: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
File Extension: PDF
File size: 9.29 MB
Pages: 229
Author: Bernard Mulholland
ISBN: 9783034317092, 9783035305814, 3034317093, 3035305811
Language: English
Year: 2014
Edition: New

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The Early Byzantine Christian Church An Archaeological Reassessment Of Fortyseven Early Byzantine Basilical Church Excavations Primarily In Israel Context Byzantine And Neohellenic Studies New Bernard Mulholland by Bernard Mulholland 9783034317092, 9783035305814, 3034317093, 3035305811 instant download after payment.

The observation that domestic artefacts are often recovered during church excavations led to an archaeological re-assessment of forty-seven Early Byzantine basilical church excavations and their historical, gender and liturgical context. The excavations were restricted to the three most common basilical church plans to allow for like-for-like analysis between sites that share the same plan: monoapsidal, inscribed and triapsidal. These sites were later found to have two distinct sanctuary configurations, namely a Π-shaped sanctuary in front of the apse, or else a sanctuary that extended across both side aisles that often formed a characteristic T-shaped layout. Further analysis indicated that Π-shaped sanctuaries are found in two church plans: firstly a protruding monoapsidal plan that characteristically has a major entrance located to either side of the apse, which is also referred to as a ‘Constantinopolitan’ church plan; and secondly in the inscribed plan, which is also referred to as a ‘Syrian’ church plan. The T-shaped layout is characteristic of the triapsidal plan, but can also occur in a monoapsidal plan, and this is referred to as a ‘Roman’ church plan. Detailed analysis of inscriptions and patterns of artefactual deposition also revealed the probable location of the diakonikon where the rite of prothesis took place.

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