Medieval horse shoe carving on the keystone of a door arch on Via Tallassese in Arcidosso, Grosseto, Tuscany. This symbol marked the shop of a Medieval ferrier. It is very interesting that the keystone has the shape of an hammer, this particular kind of arch called “hammer arch” or “T arch” was used on Mount Amiata from around the later half of 13th century and before 1300. [source: M. De Falco, 2004-2005, ref. AVT21, usm 9]
Horse Shoe Carving, Via Talassese, Arcidosso
Country
Italy
Region
Tuscany
Site
Porta Talassese of Arcidosso
Material
Stone
Age
Medieval
Provenance
Porta Talassese of Arcidosso
Digitization method
Photogrammetry
Photos / scans number
22