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Questa ricerca, finanziata dal prin e svolta su base multidisciplinare, ha affrontato, sotto vari... more Questa ricerca, finanziata dal prin e svolta su base multidisciplinare, ha affrontato, sotto varie angolazioni, il problema del passaggio all’economia produttiva in una regione-chiave come la puglia; una serie di datazioni radiometriche, puntuali analisi dei manufatti, indagini archeobotaniche, ma soprattutto una sistematica indagine biomolecolare, svolta su resti ossei umani e animali, ha contribuito a chiarire alcuni aspetti del processo di neolitizzazione in italia meridionale, evidenziando un aspetto di continuità con le precedenti popolazioni locali
This paper reports the results of a one-year IIPP project "Adriatico e Tirreno a confronto&q... more This paper reports the results of a one-year IIPP project "Adriatico e Tirreno a confronto". The project aimed to compare the settlement strategies during Final Neolithic and Copper Age in four sample areas of Toscana, Latium and Marche. Sites known in literature were systematically filed on database and positioned on maps. The acquired data (topography, geology, archaeology, radiocarbon dates) were collected and organized in a dedicated GIS.
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2012
Stable isotope analysis of human remains has been used to address long-standing debates regarding... more Stable isotope analysis of human remains has been used to address long-standing debates regarding the speed and degree to which the introduction of farming transformed diet. In Europe, this debate has centered on northern and Atlantic regions with much less attention devoted to the arrival of farming across the Mediterranean. This study presents carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analyses of collagen from 19 human and 37 faunal remains from eight sites in the Apulia and Marche regions of southeastern and central Italy, dating to the early phases of agricultural adoption during the first half of the 6th Millennium BC. Where collagen preservation permitted, sulfur stable isotope analysis was also performed. Overall, there was significant isotopic variation between the different geographic regions, although there was also considerable uncertainty in interpreting Additional Supporting Information may be found in the online version of this article.
1. il progetto: obiettivi, MetodologiA e struMenti di indAgine
In copertina: le città in cui ha operato Giuliano de Marinis: Firenze (foto SBAT), Padova (foto S... more In copertina: le città in cui ha operato Giuliano de Marinis: Firenze (foto SBAT), Padova (foto SBAV) e Ancona (foto di Milena Mancini).
Questa ricerca, finanziata dal prin e svolta su base multidisciplinare, ha affrontato, sotto vari... more Questa ricerca, finanziata dal prin e svolta su base multidisciplinare, ha affrontato, sotto varie angolazioni, il problema del passaggio all’economia produttiva in una regione-chiave come la puglia; una serie di datazioni radiometriche, puntuali analisi dei manufatti, indagini archeobotaniche, ma soprattutto una sistematica indagine biomolecolare, svolta su resti ossei umani e animali, ha contribuito a chiarire alcuni aspetti del processo di neolitizzazione in italia meridionale, evidenziando un aspetto di continuità con le precedenti popolazioni locali
This paper reports the results of a one-year IIPP project "Adriatico e Tirreno a confronto&q... more This paper reports the results of a one-year IIPP project "Adriatico e Tirreno a confronto". The project aimed to compare the settlement strategies during Final Neolithic and Copper Age in four sample areas of Toscana, Latium and Marche. Sites known in literature were systematically filed on database and positioned on maps. The acquired data (topography, geology, archaeology, radiocarbon dates) were collected and organized in a dedicated GIS.
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2012
Stable isotope analysis of human remains has been used to address long-standing debates regarding... more Stable isotope analysis of human remains has been used to address long-standing debates regarding the speed and degree to which the introduction of farming transformed diet. In Europe, this debate has centered on northern and Atlantic regions with much less attention devoted to the arrival of farming across the Mediterranean. This study presents carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analyses of collagen from 19 human and 37 faunal remains from eight sites in the Apulia and Marche regions of southeastern and central Italy, dating to the early phases of agricultural adoption during the first half of the 6th Millennium BC. Where collagen preservation permitted, sulfur stable isotope analysis was also performed. Overall, there was significant isotopic variation between the different geographic regions, although there was also considerable uncertainty in interpreting Additional Supporting Information may be found in the online version of this article.
1. il progetto: obiettivi, MetodologiA e struMenti di indAgine
In copertina: le città in cui ha operato Giuliano de Marinis: Firenze (foto SBAT), Padova (foto S... more In copertina: le città in cui ha operato Giuliano de Marinis: Firenze (foto SBAT), Padova (foto SBAV) e Ancona (foto di Milena Mancini).