About Monumental Architecture Sicily - Alexandre ZANNI

Monumental Architecture in Sicily :
Hellenistic period (IV^th — II^nd c. BCE)

Based on master's degree thesis and work in progress PhD research

III^rd century BCE

Cities where monumental architecture was built or renovated during this period

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Name	Geographical site location (Degrees, Minutes, Seconds)
Agrigento (lower agora)	37°17'30.20"N, 13°35'9.62"E
Akrai	37° 3'27.83"N, 14°53'40.93"E
Enna	/
Entella	/
Catane	37°30'9.84"N, 15° 5'1.07"E
Heloros	36°50'28.42"N, 15° 6'22.16"E
Heraklea Minoa	37°23'37.80"N, 13°16'49.98"E
Megara Hyblaea	37°12'13.63"N, 15°10'55.03"E
Monte Iato	37°58'1.45"N, 13°11'54.18"E
Morgantina	37°25'51.90"N, 14°28'44.42"E
Noto	36°56'19.7"N, 15°01'20.5"E
Segesta	37°56'29.54"N, 12°50'9.81"E
Selinus	37°35'1.93"N, 12°49'31.96"E
Solunto	38° 5'38.77"N, 13°31'56.39"E
Syracuse (Neapolis)	37° 4'28.50"N, 15°16'30.19"E
Taormina	37°51'8.20"N, 15°17'31.45"E
Tyndaris	38° 8'37.87"N, 15° 2'33.37"E

Location of cities in Sicily (III^rd century BCE)

Types of monumental buildings built or renovated during this period

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Category of monumental architecture	Exemples	Cities
Porticos and political buildings	Porticos, ekklèsiastèria, bouleutèria, prytanea	Agrigento, Akrai, Heloros, Megara Hyblaea, Monte Iato, Morgantina, Selinus, Solunto, Syracuse, Taormina
Theatres and odeia	Theatres, odeia	Agrigento, Akrai, Enna, Entella, Heloros, Heraklea Minoa, Megara Hyblaea, Monte Iato, Morgantina, Segesta, Selinus, Solunto, Syracuse, Taormina, Tyndaris
Temples and monumental altars	Temples, monumental altars	Heloros, Megara Hyblaea, Morgantina, Selinus, Syracuse, Taormina
Monumental fountains and baths	Monumental fountains, public baths	Morgantina, Megara Hyblaea, Syracuse
Gymnasia and palestra	Gymnasia, palestra	Catane, Megara Hyblaea, Noto, Segesta, Syracuse
Military architecture	Fortifications, monumental gates	/
Funeral and commemorative buildings	Monumental tomb (Theron's tomb ?), Hall of sixty couches (Agatocles of Syracuse)	Agrigento, Syracuse
Private monumental architecture : the palace	Palace of Hiero (I and/or II ?)	Syracuse

Location of monumental buildings probably built or renovated during this period

Hellenistic period (IV^th — II^nd c. BCE)

Cities where monumental punic architecture was built or renovated during this period

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Name	Geographical site location (Degrees, Minutes, Seconds)
Antas	39°23'26.43"N, 8°29'22.99"E
Bithia	38°53'43.56"N, 8°53'6.24"E
Carthage	36°51'45.16"N, 10°19'58.62"E
Dougga	36°25'14.09"N, 9°13'12.80"E
Monte Sirai	39°10'36.67"N, 8°29'19.27"E
Ras Il-Wardija	36°2'11.80"N, 14°11'13.30"E
Sabratha	32°48'24.93"N, 12°28'51.82"E
Selinus	37°35'1.93"N, 12°49'31.96"E
Solunto	38° 5'38.77"N, 13°31'56.39"E
Tas-Silġ	35°50'45.15"N, 14°33'7.54"E
Tharros	39°52'23.74"N, 8°26'27.57"E
Utica	37°0'26.97"N, 9°56'47.40"E
Volubilis	34°4'21.41"N, 5°33'24.81"O

Location of Archeological Punic Sites in Western Punic World (Hellenistic period)

Location of monumental punic architecture probably built or renovated during this period