Sopra i luoghi sacri pagani i cristiani hanno costruito le loro chiese

Where the ancient parish church of S. Giovanni in Campagna now stands, there was previously a pagan sanctuary. The Templar complex is located in the Municipality of Bovolone, in the province of Verona, and annexed to the Church there is an external octagonal baptistery which indicates the possible...

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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:e1070eb2f4144787949d1592129bd5832021-11-09T17:58:24ZSopra i luoghi sacri pagani i cristiani hanno costruito le loro chiese10.48258/arc.v11i3.17622037-24852384-9428https://doaj.org/article/e1070eb2f4144787949d1592129bd5832021-02-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mediageo.it/ojs/index.php/archeomatica/article/view/1762https://doaj.org/toc/2037-2485https://doaj.org/toc/2384-9428 Where the ancient parish church of S. Giovanni in Campagna now stands, there was previously a pagan sanctuary. The Templar complex is located in the Municipality of Bovolone, in the province of Verona, and annexed to the Church there is an external octagonal baptistery which indicates the possible Lombard link of the San Giovanni complex. Of the primitive complex today only the left apsidiole remain. some parts of the perimeter walls of the apse and some areas of the baptistery. The building seems to have been destroyed during an earthquake in 1117, which caused serious damage throughout the Verona area. Following this event, the church was entirely rebuilt, using partly material recovered from the previous structure, and partly new material for the abbey complex. In the first quarter of 1500, the San Giovanni complex was affected by substantial maintenance and renovation works. The roof of the church was rebuilt, the main arch of the nave was built, the bell tower was rebuilt and a new entrance was opened for the baptistery, which was in turn covered and richly decorated inside with sixteenth-century frescoes reproducing the life and martyrdom of St. John. At the end of the 18th century, the Baptistery was enlarged by converting it into an Oratory, but it was also decided to downgrade the church, reducing it to a simple agricultural building. A new building was then added to the oratory, intended for the functions of presbytery, choir and small sacristy; while the church was renovated and transformed partly into a barn and partly into a living space. The conclusion of the last phase of restoration of the Pieve di San Giovanni dates back to June 2002, following a campaign promoted by the Archaeological Superintendence of Veneto which reconfirmed its archaeological importance. The archaeological excavations carried out led to the discovery of the ancient immersion baptismal font under the eighteenth-century flooring. A discovery of considerable value, unique in all of northern Italy and probably also in Italy of a testimony in an extra-urban environment. Simone OrlandinimediaGEO soc. coop.articleDocumentazionerilievolaser scanner3DfotogrammetriaArchaeologyCC1-960ENITArcheomatica, Vol 11, Iss 3 (2021)
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description	Where the ancient parish church of S. Giovanni in Campagna now stands, there was previously a pagan sanctuary. The Templar complex is located in the Municipality of Bovolone, in the province of Verona, and annexed to the Church there is an external octagonal baptistery which indicates the possible Lombard link of the San Giovanni complex. Of the primitive complex today only the left apsidiole remain. some parts of the perimeter walls of the apse and some areas of the baptistery. The building seems to have been destroyed during an earthquake in 1117, which caused serious damage throughout the Verona area. Following this event, the church was entirely rebuilt, using partly material recovered from the previous structure, and partly new material for the abbey complex. In the first quarter of 1500, the San Giovanni complex was affected by substantial maintenance and renovation works. The roof of the church was rebuilt, the main arch of the nave was built, the bell tower was rebuilt and a new entrance was opened for the baptistery, which was in turn covered and richly decorated inside with sixteenth-century frescoes reproducing the life and martyrdom of St. John. At the end of the 18th century, the Baptistery was enlarged by converting it into an Oratory, but it was also decided to downgrade the church, reducing it to a simple agricultural building. A new building was then added to the oratory, intended for the functions of presbytery, choir and small sacristy; while the church was renovated and transformed partly into a barn and partly into a living space. The conclusion of the last phase of restoration of the Pieve di San Giovanni dates back to June 2002, following a campaign promoted by the Archaeological Superintendence of Veneto which reconfirmed its archaeological importance. The archaeological excavations carried out led to the discovery of the ancient immersion baptismal font under the eighteenth-century flooring. A discovery of considerable value, unique in all of northern Italy and probably also in Italy of a testimony in an extra-urban environment.
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