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A comprehensive picture of medieval amphorae in and surrounding Dalmatia between the 10th and 11t... more A comprehensive picture of medieval amphorae in and surrounding Dalmatia between the 10th and 11th centuries is divided into different type-samples that appear more useful in defining a number of working hypotheses than others. On the one hand, the circulation of the Otranto type amphorae appears to be early and to have already begun in the 10th Century. In addition to a series of shipwrecks, several coastal and inland sites in Montenegro contribute to defining issues connected to these. On the other, series of imports from various sources in the Eastern Mediterranean, but which do not reflect uniform spreads, can be identified. The most widespread evidence of this category are pyriform amphorae, like a series produced of possibly Pontic amphorae, while other categories, such as the ‘Ganos Amphorae’, seem to present to a lesser extent. The Mljet wreck and other Dalmatian finds indicate, from the outset, a certain revitalization of the Adriatic routes. After an early Medieval Period of more difficult definition, during this moment Venice and the Northern Adriatic Sea represented a point of arrival for goods coming from both Southern Italy, Pontus and, generally, for the Eastern Mediterranean. As shown by sites in Montenegro, this new economic period – the possible beginnings of the ‘commercial revolution’ – must be assessed also in terms of the dimension of local and regional trade, which used ports of call and docks of different dimensions and variously linked to the new elites and developing centres.

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Seminari del Centro interuniversitario per la storia e l’archeologia dell’alto medioevo, 2012

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The Encyclopedia of Ancient History, Oct 26, 2012

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Abitare nel Mediterraneo tardoantico., Bari, Edipuglia, Convegno: II Convegno Internazionale del Centro Interuniversitario di Studi sull'Edilizia abitativa tardoantica nel Mediterraneo (CISEM), 2-5 marzo 2016, 2018

The paper presents a preliminary report of the most recent archaeological activities carried out ... more The paper presents a preliminary report of the most recent archaeological activities carried out in the roman town of Claterna (Ozzano dell’Emilia - BO) by Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia, Soprintendenza Archeologia dell’Emilia Romagna, and Associazione Civitas Claterna. After summarizing the story of the town from its foundation in the II century BC to its decay between the VI and the VII century AD, we report a brief description of the archaeological sequence of the eastern half of the so called “Domus del Fabbro”, providing information concerning the planimetric and functional evolution of the spaces, and the building techniques. In the last section of the paper, we take into consideration the pottery and numismatic records in order to insert the “Domus del Fabbro” in the more complex framework of the Italian late antiquity.

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by Paolo Storchi, Eleonora Badodi, Claudio Calastri, Renata Curina, Claudio Negrelli, Paul Blockley, Marco Montanari, Giuseppina Legrottaglie, Tony Wilmott, Jordina Sales-Carbonell, and Gaia Carosi

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Questo convegno internazionale intende presentare le più importanti novità sul tema degli spettacoli e dei giochi nel mondo antico.
Curiosità, conferme e sorprese dal "mondo di sotto", dai nuovi approcci di ricerca, come la geofisica e le ricostruzioni tridimensionali, all'anfiteatro individuato "scendendo in cantina", dai ludi gladiatori agli agoni atletici, senza dimenticare i proverbi inventati da greci e romani per parlare del "mondo dello spettacolo" e le nuove prospettive dall'America precolombiana.
Promosso da F.A.R. Studium Regiense, con la partecipazione di studiosi di prestigiosi atenei italiani e stranieri e di archeologi pubblici e privati (tra cui quelli delle Soprintendenze Archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio di Bologna, Mantova e Pisa) la giornata di studi reggiana è un appuntamento da non perdere.

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