Mediaeval architecture in the central area of Corinth / by Robert L. Scranton.

Main entry:

Scranton, Robert, 1912-1993.

Title & Author:

Mediaeval architecture in the central area of Corinth / by Robert L. Scranton.

Publication:

Princeton, N.J. : American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1957.

Description:

xvi, 147 pages : illustrations, maps ; 31 cm.

Series:

Corinth ; v. 16

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Also issued online.

Summary:

"In the first part of this book, the author follows a chronological scheme, discussing consecutively Corinthian architecture Early Christian Period (395-610), the Age of Barbarism (610-802), the Byzantine Recovery (802-1057), the Full Byzantine (1059-1210), the Frankish (1210-1458), and the Turkish (1458-1858) periods. The second part offers a scholarly discussion of structural techniques and carved ornament. A final chapter discusses Plans and Types of Buildings."--Publisher's website.

Resources:
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Subject:

935-1858.
Architecture Greece Corinth.
Architecture, Medieval Greece Corinth.
Architecture médiévale Grèce Corinthe.
21.62 history of architecture.
Antiquities.
Architecture.
Architecture, Medieval.
Architektur
Ausgrabung
Corinth (Greece) Antiquities.
Greece Corinth.
Korinth
Corinth.

Added entries:

Corinth ; v. 16.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 75983
Call No.: ID:92-B36
Status: Available

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