Descrizione del libro:
This compelling book explores the relationship between the physical and man-made environments of the Gubbio basin, discussing issues related to Early Man, recent prehistoric settlement, and the emergence of the city-state and its almost simultaneous domination by Rome. A rare integration is achieved between traditional archaeological objectives and more recent advances.
Contenuti:
Part I. 1. Introduction Caroline Malone, James McVicar, and Simon Stoddart: Part II. The Environmental Setting; 2. Geology and geomorphology Mauro Coltorti; 3. Pedology Mirjam Schomeaker, Eric Van Waveren, Peter Finke, Rene Sewuster, and Jan Servink; 4. Vegetation and climate Franscesco Allegrucci, Edoardo Biondi, Rachel Fulton, Christopher Hunt, Simon Stoddary, and Rupert Housley; Part III. The First Human Occupation and Transition to Agriculture: 5. The evidence of lithics Tim Reynolds; 6. The transition to agriculture Caroline Malone, and Jenny Harding; Part IV. The Dissection of a Bronze and Early Iron Age Landscape: 7. Site setting Jenny Harding, Peter Finke, and Rene Sewuster; 8. Agriculture James McVicar, Catherine Backway, Gillian Clark, and Rupert Housley; 9. Site relationships Caroline Malone, and Simon Stoddart; 10. The regional setting Caroline Malone, and Simon Stoddart; Part V. Ritual Process and the Iron Age State: 11. Ritual sites and the city Simon Stoddart, and James Whitley; 12. Literacy and linguistic evidence John Wilkins; 13. Text and context; the regional setting Simon Stoddart, and James Whitley; Part VI. Imperial Incorporation: The Advent of Rome: 14. The City Dorica Maconi, and Nicholas Whitehead; 15. The territory Nicholas Whitehead; Part VII. The Medieval Period Francesco Allegrucci; Part VIII. The Long Term Trajectory of the Itermontane Polity: 16. Colonisation, formation and incorporation Caroline Malone, and Simon Stoddart.
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