Str1081
Code name (Unique Key)
Str1081
Type of structural unit
Window frame
List of related timber evidence
Chase in a wall
Location code
Position in the space
On the west, external wall of the room.
General dimensions of the window frame
0,63x0,65x1,05
Type of window (architectural)
Exterior window
Type of lintel
Horizontal timbers as a part of a 3d load bearing timber frame
Type of masonry
Rubble masonry with ashlar courses around openings and/or corners
Painting on the window
Yes, an all surfaces
Presence of plaster on the wall
Yes
State of preservation when excavated
Medium
Current state of preservation
Reconstructed
Type of destruction
Earthquake
Volcanic eruption
Method of documentation
Bibliographical
Description of the window frame
Window on the west, external wall of room I.4b, with the unique feature of painted sill and infills of the jambs. Its main timber elements are reconstructed in concrete following the size of the chases. The lintel was missing when excavated, and is also reconstructed. Probable transveral timber elements at the level of the sill -if existed according to the typology- are not reconstructed and there is only scarce evidence on archival photographs.
Bibliography
Palyvou 1999,p.323
Linked resources
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Reconstructed horizontal chase of the external sill timber of the window.... -
Reconstructed horizontal chase of the external lintel timber of the window.... -
Reconstructed vertical chase of the external south jamb of the window.... -
Reconstructed vertical chase of the external north jamb of the window.... -
Reconstructed horizontal chase of the internal sill timber of the window.... -
Reconstructed horizontal chase of the internal lintel timber of the window.... -
Reconstructed vertical chase of the internal north jamb of the window.... -
Reconstructed vertical chase of the internal south jamb of the window....