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The mediaeval cemetery of San Juan del Hospital in Valencia started to be used in the mid-13th century after the conquest of the city in 1238. It is one of the first cemetery areas built following the scheme of a walled cemetery with perimeter arcosolia and a central funerary chapel upon a tumulus. The archaeological campaigns carried out between 1997 and 2014 revealed multiple remains that have improved our knowledge of the historiography of the cemetery complex. The cataloguing of the stone pieces found, carried out with the aid of a geometric and metrological analysis based on a rigorous survey, has allowed the anastylosis of two arcosolia attached to the church, the repair of the arcosolia of the southern gallery and the restitution of missing pieces in the funeral chapel.

Arqueología y restauración del cementerio medieval de San Juan del Hospital (Valencia)