ギリシア古代都市メッセネのアスクレピオス神域におけるストアの研究 : オーダー及び小屋組の復元

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Messene, an ancient city in Peloponnesos, Greece, was founded by Epaminondas, the Theban hero, in 369 BC. The Sanctuary of Asklepios (or the Asklepieion) was the main sanctuary of the town and located in the center beside the Agora. The sanctuary was excavated by A. K. Orlandos during the years from 1950s to 1970s. However, he passed away after that, leaving the research uncompleted. The authors reinvestigated the remaining peristylar stoas of the sanctuary, and tried to reconstruct the Corinthian order of the outer and inner colonnades together with the roof structure. The investigation of the traces of the wooden structure revealed us that the roof was built sloped all the way toward the court being supported by sloped beams. However, the outer halves of the interior of the stoas had ceilings which sloped toward the back walls, forming the interior as if the roofs were built sloped toward both sides.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2004-11-30