Archaeological Research at Aphrodisias in Caria, 1995

Abstract

New York University's campaign of archaeological research at Aphrodisias in 1995 consisted of field projects designed to investigate the city's urban plan, including excavation, architectural recording, and geophysical survey; an intensive program of sculpture documentation; and a major conservation project to restore and display a nearly complete Roman togate portrait statue of the mid-second century A. D. Other work included a site-conservation program to protect exposed walls using lime mortar, and the continuation of a number of study projects on specific buildings and groups of sculpture.

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