Der Zuschauerraum des Theaters von Ephesos
Baubefund und architekturhistorische Analyse
by Gudrun Styhler-Aydin
Hardback (Published)
(December 2022)
ISBN: 9783700182689
Price: $253.00
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Following on from the publication of the archaeological findings, in this second volume on the Great Theatre at Ephesos the results of the latest architectural research in the auditorium of the theatre are presented. The current work is the most recent architectural research in the auditorium of the Theatre of Ephesos which was conducted in the years 2003-2011. After an introductory description of the research history and the current state of preservation, the various building phases of the auditorium from Hellenism through to the Byzantine era are presented in detail and the architectural findings discussed using drawings, plans and photographs as well as through comparison with similar buildings. Contributions on the sculptures and investigations into the mortar used in its construction complement the findings. Even during the Hellenistic era, the Theatre at Ephesos was one of the largest theatre buildings in Asia Minor. In further stages of construction from the 1st century AD through to the first half of the 2nd century AD it became one of the biggest theatre spaces in Asia Minor of the Roman Imperial age, with a diameter of close to 150 meters. Supplementing the existing datings derived from inscriptions, the latest findings enable a comprehensive presentation of the construction of the theatre. The most recent research also expands upon the existing research on the Late period and adds to the already acquired knowledge on the stage building.
- By (author) Gudrun Styhler-Aydin
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