瓦莱里乌斯签名:一幅来自埃及东部沙漠的代尔阿特拉什堡的早期帝国壁画

IF 0.7 2区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY
J. Marchand, Joachim Le Bomin, A. Bülow-Jacobsen
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摘要在法国埃及东部沙漠考古团(MAFDO)2020年的发掘活动中,负责发掘罗马代尔阿尔·阿特拉什堡垒的团队在公元前1世纪末至2世纪初的一扇原始入口塔门上发现了一幅多色画。在最受欢迎的项目中,包括一位天才骑手和一辆带司机的车队。在较低的寄存器中,藤蔓茎和叶子的图案占据了空间。这一发现非同寻常,因为很少有罗马绘画被保存在军事背景下。除了描绘日常沙漠生活、堡垒供应的场景外,该场景还展示了帝国的力量及其在边境的存在。
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Signed by Valerius: an Early Imperial wall painting from the fort of Deir el-Atrash in the Egyptian Eastern Desert
Abstract During the 2020 excavation campaign of the French Archaeological Mission to the Egyptian Eastern Desert (MAFDO), the team in charge of the excavation of the Roman fort of Deir el-Atrash uncovered a polychrome painting on one of the original entrance tower gates from the late 1st–early 2nd c. CE. The iconographic program includes, in the top register, a horseman genius and a caravan of dromedaries with its driver. In the lower register, a pattern of vine stalks and leaves occupies the space. This discovery is exceptional, as very few Roman paintings have been preserved in a military context. In addition to depicting a scene of everyday desert life, the supply of the fort, the scene also illustrates the power of the Empire and its presence at its borders.
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