Sicily

10 garden articles in Sicily have been published/drafted:
Sicily

House A, Piazza della Vittoria (DRAFT)

There is a circular pool in the center of the peristyle in this grand house (Fig. 5). The date of this pool may belong to the substantial refashioning of the dwelling in the ...
Sicily

House B, Piazza della Vittoria (DRAFT)

A pool, still frescoed in blue, has recently been uncovered at the south end of the peristyle, no doubt opposite the principal room of the south range (which remains to be ...
Sicily

House C, Piazza della Vittoria (DRAFT)

There is a rectangular tank or fountain set against the rear wall of a small internal court (Fig. 5) in this almost totally unexcavated house, which lies back to back with the ...
Sicily

House Grounds of the "Villa San Pancrazio" (DRAFT)

In private housing at this site on the east coast no excavation has so far been attempted to reveal the presence of gardens, and little is known of the arrangements for running ...
Sicily

PUBLIC GARDEN Syracuse (DRAFT)

In the Roman period, the clearest evidence for the presence of a formal garden in a public place comes from Syracuse, where an impressive piazza, 175 by 45 meters, was laid out ...
Sicily

Villa at Borgellusa di Avola (DRAFT)

There is a four meter square basin located in the middle of the space enclosed by the peristyle (Fig. 6). Belonging to Farrar's type D, the pool has a square exterior and an ...
Sicily

Villa at Castroreale San Biagio (DRAFT)

There is a rectangular fountain basin set at the south end of the peristyle facing the triclinium, probably of the second century A. D. (Figs 8 and 9). Plans Images Fig. 8 ...
Sicily

Villa at Durrueli di Realmonte (DRAFT)

There is a small semicircular basin (Farrar Type E) inserted in a secondary period in the north edge of the peristyle, facing the principal marble-paved reception or dining-room ...
Sicily

Villa at Patti Marina (DRAFT)

This fourth-century villa on the north coast has also yielded evidence for a garden (but no ornamental pools). A figured mosaic pavement belonging to an earlier, third-century ...