Edifici di culto nella Capua altomedievale: nuove interpretazioni tra riusi, memoria ed obliterazioni successive

In the last two years, research has been specifically dedicated to Early Medieval churches in the city of Capua, a territory belonging to the province of Caserta (Italy) and situated near the river Volturno. The research topic is one of the most relevant regarding this city which was founded in the middle of the IX century by the Lombard aristocracies after the decline of Capua vetus. Despite the difficulties arising from written sources and material data, new interpretations concerning the individual churches can be obtained which contribute to the specific study of the IX-X century urban profile.