San Gallo di Ronchi

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Field name
Site: Vergiate [from first object]
Coordinates: 45° 43' 36.94" N, 8° 42' 23.33" E [from first object]
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Commentary

San Gallo is the name of a little church in Vergiate by the road to Cimbro, originally the chapel of a farm owned by the monastery of St. Gallen. It is built upon the foundations of a Roman building, and numerous Roman-age finds including a thermal building were made in the vicinity. See Lattes & Nicodemi 1913, Piana Agostinetti 2004‎: 205–208 and De Marinis 2009e: 684 f. for details about the find place, and Banchieri 2003: fig. 160, Piana Agostinetti 2004‎: 207, fig. 10.70 and De Marinis 2009e: 684, fig. 1 for a map of the precise find spot made by Mario Bertolone, who surveyed the area in 1930. Photo of the chiesa San Gallo today in Morandi 2017: fig. 1.

Corinna Salomon

Bibliography

Banchieri 2003 Daria Giuseppina Banchieri, Antiche testimonianze del territorio varesino, Azzate: 2003.
De Marinis 2009e Raffaele C. de Marinis, "La stele di Vergiate", in: Raffaele C. de Marinis, Serena Massa, Maddalena Pizzo (eds), Alle origini di Varese e del suo territorio. Le collezioni del sistema archeologico provinciale [= Bibliotheca Archaeologica 44], Roma: L'Erma di Bretschneider 2009, 684–692.