THE ARCHITECTURAL TRADITION IN THE HYPOGEUM OF VIA LATINA

Authors

  • I. Camiruaga
  • M. A. de la Iglesia
  • E. Sainz
  • E. Subías
Keywords: Tradition, hipogea, Via Latina, Paleo-Christian, catacombs

Abstract

The hipogea of the Via Latina differs from traditional types of catacomb or burial chamber. A singular architectonic conception is the basis for this study of the particular evolution of this monument.

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How to Cite
Camiruaga, I., de la Iglesia, M. A., Sainz, E., & Subías, E. (1997). THE ARCHITECTURAL TRADITION IN THE HYPOGEUM OF VIA LATINA. Antigüedad y Cristianismo, (14), 501–510. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/ayc/article/view/66081
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No. 14 (1997): Tradition in Late Antiquity
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