Acroterium (Thera)

thumb|Forma ruinarum usque hodie repertarum
[thumb|upright=1.5|Membrum domús orientalis [Insula Δ (Acroterium)|insulae Δ, in quo pictura muralis veris reperta est, apud Museum Archaeologicum Nationale Athenis restitutum]]
[thumb|upright=1.5|[Ibex (statua Acroterii reperta)|Ibex aureus sub solo domús cuiusdam Acroterii olim absconditus (Museum Praehistoricum Theraeum)]] 
[thumb|upright=2|Tabellae [Scriptura Linearis A|Linearis A in domo orientali insulae Δ repertae (Museum Praehistoricum Theraeum)]]
**Acroterium**, litteris Graecis Ακρωτήρι, appellantur ruinae urbis culturae Cycladicae vel Minoae in insula Thera meridiana iuxta vicum hodiernum eiusdem nominis patentes. Idem locus iam aevo Neolithico habitatus erat. Urbs ab eruptione vulcanica Theraea, quae fortasse anno 1628 vel 1627 a.C.n. acciderit, omnino abscondita est. Ruinae illius temporis iuxta Acroterium a Ferdinando Fouqué geologo Francico (qui etiam locum archaeologicum insulae Therasiae effodit) anno 1867 repertae sunt. Urbs ipsa ex anno 1967 effoditur, Spyridone Marinato principio archaeologo duce.

Domus usque adhuc repertae sunt:
* Xeste 3, contignationibus duabus, membris cuiusque quattuordecim; piscina lustrali; picturis mulierum crocos decerpentium, progredientium, adorantium, dea quadam offerentium
* Xeste 4, contignationibus tribus, pictura hominum ascendentium
* Insula Β, domis duabus; picturis domo occidentali dorcadum et puerorum pugilium, domo orientali simiarum
* Insula Δ, domis quattuor; domo orientali repertae sunt pictura veris et tabellae scripturae Linearis A
* Domus occidentalis, contignationibus duabus, picturis piscatorum, mulieris (fortasse sacerdotis), atque itineris maritimi
* Domus mulierum, sic propter picturam mulierum et papyrorum nuncupatus

Picturae murales potiores enumerare oportet:
* Dorcades
* Homines ascendentes
* Iter maritimum
* Mulieres crocos decerpentes, progredientes, adorantes, dea quadam offerentes
* Mulieres et papyri
* Piscatores
* Pueri pugiles
* Simiae
* Ver

Statuarum ibi repertarum una tantum auro fingitur, scilicet ibex, sed figlinae multae.

## Bibliographia 
; Generalia
* C. Doumas, *Thera: Pompeii of the Ancient Aegean*. Londinii, 1983
* Carl Knappett, Irene Nikolakopoulou, "Colonialism without Colonies? A Bronze Age Case Study from Akrotiri, Thera" in *Hesperia* vol. 77 (2008) pp. 1-42
* Nanno Marinatos, *Kunst und Religion im alten Thera. Zur Rekonstruktion einer bronzezeitlichen Gesellschaft*. Athenis: Mathioulakis, 1987
* S. Marinatos, *Excavations at Thera*. 7 voll. Athenis, 1968-1976
* Clairy Palyvou, *Akrotiri, Thera: An Architecture of Affluence 3,500 Years Old*. Philadelphiae: INSTAP Academic Press, 2005
* Clairy Palyvou, "Notes on the Town Plan of Late Cycladic Akrotiri, Thera" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 81 (1986) pp. 179-194
* P. M. Warren, "The date of the Thera eruption" in E. Czerny et al., *Timelines: Studies in Honour of Manfred Bietak* (Lovanii Novi: Peeters, 2006. ISBN 90-429-1730-X. *Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta* vol. 149) pp. 305–321

; De picturis muralibus
* Anne P. Chapin, "Boys Will Be Boys: Youth and Gender Identity in the Theran Frescoes" in *Constructions of Childhood in Ancient Greece and Italy* (Princetoniae, 2007. *Hesperia: supplement* 41) pp. 229-255
* Marco Masseti, "Taxonomic and behavioural aspects of the representation of mammals in Aegean Bronze Age" in E. Kotjabopoulou, Y. Hamilakis, P. Halstead, C. Gamble, and P. Elefanti, edd., *Zooarchaeology in Greece: Recent Advances* (Londinii: British School at Athens, 2003. *British School at Athens Studies*, vol. 9) pp. 273-281
* Suzanne Peterson Murray, "Reconsidering the Room of the Ladies at Akrotiri" in *ΧΑΡΙΣ: Essays in Honor of Sara A. Immerwahr* (Princetoniae, 2004. *Hesperia: supplement* 33) pp. 101-130

; De statuis et instrumento domestico
* Panayiota Sotirakopoulou, "Early Cycladic Pottery from Akrotiri on Thera and Its Chronological Implications" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 81 (1986) pp. 297-312
* Panayiota Sotirakopoulou, "The Early Bronze Age Stone Figurines from Akrotiri on Thera and their Significance for the Early Cycladic Settlement" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 93 (1998)
* Anastasia Devetzi, "The 'Imported' Stone Vases at Akrotiri, Thera: A New Approach to the Material" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 95 (2000) pp. 121-139

; De agricultura et alimentis
* Anaya Sarpaki, "A Palaeoethnobotanical Study of the West House, Akrotiri, Thera" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 87 (1992) pp. 219-230
* Anaya Sarpaki, "Harvest Rites and Corn Dollies in the Bronze Age Aegean" in *Essays on Ritual and Cult in Crete in Honor of Geraldine C. Gesell* (Princetoniae, 2009. *Hesperia: supplement* 42) pp. 59-67
* Anaya Sarpaki, "Processed Cereals and Pulses from the Late Bronze Age Site of Akrotiri, Thera; Preparations Prior to Consumption: A Preliminary Approach to Their Study" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 96 (2001) pp. 27-40
* Anaya Sarpaki, Glynis Jones, "Ancient and Modern Cultivation of *Lathyrus clymenum* L. in the Greek Islands" in *Annual of the British School at Athens* vol. 85 (1990) pp. 363-368 JSTOR

## Nexus externi 
* "Akrotiri" et "Prehistoric Thera Museum" apud *Odysseus*
* "Akrotiri (Santorini)" apud *Megalithic Portal*
* "Akrotiri" apud *Archipelagum Aegaeum*
* "Akrotiri, Thera (Santorini)" apud Museum Archaeologicum Nationale Atheniense

Categoria:Loci archaeologici Graeciae
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