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2023, Antiquité Tardive 31
ICAZ-Zooarchaeology of the Roman Period - 3 rd Working Group Meeting: Animals in the Roman Economy: production, supply, and trade within and beyond the Empire’s frontiers
Animal management in the fortified palace Felix Romuliana – Gamzigrad (Serbia) throughout the Late Antique and the Early Byzantine periods2021 •
Integrating zooarchaeology
12. A Multidisciplinary Approach towards the Definition of the Status of the Gallo-Roman city of Paris: Ceramic and Animal-Resource Production and …2006 •
Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
Urbanization, meat consumption, and ritual practices at Veii, 9th–4th centuries BCE: Zooarchaeological findings from Campetti, area Sud-Ovest excavations2018 •
Colivicchi, F. & Gregori, G. L. & Lanza, M. & Lepone, A. & Scalici, M. & Trentacoste, A. & Zaccagnino, C. "New Excavations in the Urban Area of Caere." Mouseion: Journal of the Classical Association of Canada, vol. 1013 no. 2, 2016, pp. 359-450. Project MUSE, muse.jhu.edu/article/627240. Excavations conducted by Queen’s University in the central area of the Etruscan city of Caere, near the so-called hypogaeum of Clepsina, have brought to light a sequence of phases indicative of a longer and more complex history of urban occupation at the site than previously thought. The earliest stratigraphic evidence uncovered so far dates to the Late Iron Age, followed by an Orientalizing building with wall paintings, an important Archaic phase, and a large-scale renovation datable to the third century bc. Occupation was intense until the late first and early second century ad. Excavation and geophysical prospection have revealed a regular urban plan in the area between the centre of the city plateau and the sanctuary of Manganello. Research within the hypogaeum, particularly infrared imaging, has allowed for a better reading of wall paintings, drawings, and inscriptions, including two previously unknown texts.
The Nurra is a region located in the northwest of Sardinia, characterized in ancient times by a strong anthropization and a remarkable cultural stratification. The only urban center of some importance is the Colonia Iulia Turris Libisonis, whose foundation is attributed to Caesar, located in the territory of Porto Torres. The fertile hinterland of the town is characterized, during the Punic and Roman times, by the presence of numerous rural villages that seem to bear witness to an agricultural exploitation of the land. The purpose of this paper is to highlight the characteristics of human groups living in this territory between the Hellenistic period and the Roman empire, in order to emphasize the elements of continuity and change. This will be done through the analysis of some cultural indicators, such as the types of settlement for agriculture and craftsmanship, the religious denominations and the funeral ceremonies adopted.
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Journal of Biological Research - Bollettino della Società Italiana di Biologia Sperimentale
Study of animal remains dug out during the excavations of a Nuragic village in Sardinia2015 •
European journal of PstClassical Archaeologies
G.P. Brogiolo, A new urban archaeology for a systemic history of the post-classical cities, European Journal of PostClassical Archaeologies, 8, 7-18.Paesaggi, comunità, villaggi medievali. Atti del convegno internazionale di studio (Bologna, 14-16 gennaio 2010)
Villages, communities, landscapes in the Byzantine and medieval Salento2012 •
Celto - Gallo - Roman Studies of the MTA-ELTE Research Group for Interdisciplinary Archaeology
Soós, E. – Tankó, K.: Late Roman Period Quad settlement at Pásztó – Csontfalva. In: Borhy, L. - Dévai, K. - Tankó, K.: Celto - Gallo - Roman Studies of the MTA-ELTE Research Group for Interdisciplinary Archaeology. L'Harmattan, Paris 2018, 281-301.2018 •
Landscape Archaeology Conference
LAC 2020+1, Settlements patterns between Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages in the Ravenna hinterland2021 •
Quaternary International, Special Issue "Food Production and Land Use", edited by Fabienne Pigière, Oerni Akeret, Marlu Kühn
FULLTEXT H. Baron, A. E. Reuter, N. Marković, Rethinking ruralization in terms of resilience: Subsistence strategies in sixth-century Caričin Grad in the light of plant and animal bone findsAmerican Journal of Archaeology
Tracing Late Roman Rural Occupation in Adriatic Central Italy2009 •
Bulletin of University of …
Results of the Archaeozoological Investigatins Carried in a Civilian Building of a Roman Town Napoc and in a Romanian Rural …2008 •