Uma sepultura de mesa na Ponta do Verde (Tróia)
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https://doi.org/10.14195/2182-844X_8_8Keywords:
Mensa, mensa tomb, inhumation, Troia, Late AntiquityAbstract
This paper presents the excavation of a mensa tomb identified on the slope of a dune in the archaeological site of Troia and its results. The archaeological works revealed an intact funerary case, with the skeleton of a woman, with an incomplete opus signinum covering with an inlaid marble plaque, under the vestiges of a later occupation. The study of the contexts that surrounded the tomb suggests a dating in the second half of the 4th century. The use of brand new and homogeneous bricks, the great size of the covering and its relative isolation suggest a tomb, if not privileged, at least belonging to someone with some importance in the community.
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