© EXARC, 2016; ISSN: 2212-8956;
Publishing date: December 1, 2016;
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EXARC Journal Issue 2016/4
Reviewed Articles
Living History as an Instrument for Historical and Cultural Exchange in German Archaeological Open-Air Museums: an Online Survey Defines Present Status
The VIA SCIPIONIS Project Outdoor Travelling Experimental Archaeology and Re-enactment
A Minoan Experimental House – Paying Tribute to Middle Bronze Age Cretan Vernacular Architecture
Prototypes, situation, general description
Especially impressive are the often massive ruins of dwelling foundations referred to as 'oncolithic' in my typology (for details see Beckmann 2012a).These foundations neutralize the often steep slope incline they are built upon, so that the original houses would have stood in a horizontal position. The settlement pattern and surface findings indicate that these installations were vernacular in character and probably housed mixed agricultural farms (ibid.).