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== Abstract ==

This paper aims to present, via a case study, an interdisciplinary approach towards
the comprehensive analysis of historic constructions. The case study monument examined is
the Medieval Manor of Potamia in Cyprus. The work hereby presented was based on a
collaboration between scientists from the fields of archeology, architecture, materials science/
conservation and structural engineering. A thorough review of historical sources was initially
carried out in order to obtain data concerning the history and construction development of the
Manor. Extensive field work was undertaken to study the architectural typology and
construction detailing of the structures and to explicitly map the various agents of pathology.
For the characterization of the historic fabric, masonry materials were sampled and studied at
the laboratory. The accumulated data facilitated the development of a Finite Element
(FE) model, which was used to numerically assess the structure’s seismic response.

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