This line of research covers studies focused on the ways religious space was constituted in the poleis, integrating and mediating, through the communities' participation in cults and rituals, the different social and ethnic groups that made them up; and studies of sacred areas as spaces of competition and of representation of society.
Projects:
Sanctuaries in the western Greek colonies: considerations on the persistence of an architectural form. (pdf, in Portuguese)
Coordinator: Regina Helena Rezende.
The sanctuaries of Hera as elements of polis space. (pdf, in Portuguese)
Coordinator: Silvana Diniz.
The sanctuaries of Asclepius in the context of the Greek polis: architectural, social and religious expressions (5th to 3rd centuries BC).
Coordinator: Scheila R. Koch.
Olympia and the Olympieia: the origin and spread of the cult of Olympian Zeus in Greece in the 6th and 5th centuries BC. (pdf, in Portuguese)
Coordinator: Lílian De Angelo Laky.
Classical architectural forms in religious buildings of the Byzantine period. (pdf, in Portuguese)
Student: Regina Helena Rezende.
Sacred space and the birth of the polis at Megara Hyblaea. (pdf, in Portuguese)
Student: Ana Carolina Porto Nunes Munhoz.