Name: How Much of the Florence Baptistery is a Surviving Roman Building? A Re-Evaluation of the Archaeological, Architectural and Artistic Evidence (Bar International Series)
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Author: Larry Shenfield
ISBN: 9781407302256

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Physical Book

Publisher

British Archaeological Reports

Author

Larry Shenfield

Year

2008

Language

English

Pages

433

Format

Paperback

ISBN

1407302256

ISBN13

9781407302256

Synopsis "How Much of the Florence Baptistery is a Surviving Roman Building? A Re-Evaluation of the Archaeological, Architectural and Artistic Evidence (Bar International Series)"

Many people have said none, but Larry Shenfield's title answers that question. He undertakes a re-evaluation of the archaeological, architectural and artistic evidence for building, and concludes that there is - as seems intrinsically likely - a Rome core to its structure.

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