Explores the 7500-year history of the area around Tuscania, a small town near Rome, using the results of an extended archaeological investigation. Demonstrates the power of this approach to write long-term histories that complement and enrich historical and geographical studies.
Explores the 7500-year history of the area around Tuscania, a small town near Rome, using the results of an extended archaeological investigation. Demonstrates the power of this approach to write long-term histories that complement and enrich historical and geographical studies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
GRAEME BARKER is Disney Professor of Archaeology Emeritus and a Senior Research Fellow at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research at the University of Cambridge, and a Professorial Fellow at St John's College. He has investigated the archaeology of human landscapes in semi-arid (Italy), arid (Libya, Jordan, Iraq) and tropical rainforest (Borneo) environments. He has published over twenty-five books and edited books and over 350 research papers. Holding Fellowships of the British Academy, Royal Geographical Society and Society of Antiquaries, he was awarded the Dan David Prize for the Past Dimension in 2005 and appointed CBE in the Queen's New Year Honours 2014 for services to archaeology.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The Tuscania archaeological survey: rationale aims and objectives Graeme Barker and Tom Rasmussen; 2. Methodologies Graeme Barker Tom Rasmussen Alison MacDonald Annie Grant and Nicoletta Vullo; 3. The natural landscape and its evolution Antony Brown Claire Ellis and Edward Rhodes; 4. Prehistoric landscapes Graeme Barker Francesco di Gennaro and Tim Reynolds; 5. Etruscan urbanization c.700-300 BC Tom Rasmussen Marco Rendeli and Graeme Barker; 6. 'Romanization': the Roman republican period c.300-30 BC Alison MacDonald Jeremy Taylor and Annie Grant; 7. The roman imperial and late antique periods 30 BC- c.AD 700 Alison MacDonald and Annie Grant; 8. Incastellamento and its aftermath: Medieval and post-medieval landscapes c.AD 700 to the present Helen Patterson Graeme Barker and Tom Rasmussen; 9. A Mediterranean landscape from prehistory to modernity Graeme Barker Tom Rasmussen and Nicoletta Vullo; Appendix one: the Tuscania Survey Etruscan coarse wares Tom Rasmussen and Marco Rendeli; Appendix two: the Tuscania Survey Gazetteer Tom Rasmussen Graeme Barker Alison MacDonald Annie Grant and Nicoletta Vullo; Bibliography; Index.
1. The Tuscania archaeological survey: rationale aims and objectives Graeme Barker and Tom Rasmussen; 2. Methodologies Graeme Barker Tom Rasmussen Alison MacDonald Annie Grant and Nicoletta Vullo; 3. The natural landscape and its evolution Antony Brown Claire Ellis and Edward Rhodes; 4. Prehistoric landscapes Graeme Barker Francesco di Gennaro and Tim Reynolds; 5. Etruscan urbanization c.700-300 BC Tom Rasmussen Marco Rendeli and Graeme Barker; 6. 'Romanization': the Roman republican period c.300-30 BC Alison MacDonald Jeremy Taylor and Annie Grant; 7. The roman imperial and late antique periods 30 BC- c.AD 700 Alison MacDonald and Annie Grant; 8. Incastellamento and its aftermath: Medieval and post-medieval landscapes c.AD 700 to the present Helen Patterson Graeme Barker and Tom Rasmussen; 9. A Mediterranean landscape from prehistory to modernity Graeme Barker Tom Rasmussen and Nicoletta Vullo; Appendix one: the Tuscania Survey Etruscan coarse wares Tom Rasmussen and Marco Rendeli; Appendix two: the Tuscania Survey Gazetteer Tom Rasmussen Graeme Barker Alison MacDonald Annie Grant and Nicoletta Vullo; Bibliography; Index.
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