Venezia e la laguna tra IX e X secolo: strutture materiali, insediamenti, economie

Gelichi, Sauro; Moine, Cecilia; Ferri, Margherita

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“…26,30 ), abandoned during the late Antiquity; then, a new phase of settlement occurred in the VI-VII century AD 88 , when the first Christian church was built. Important data also emerged from the studies and several stratigraphic diggings on Medieval sites in the lagoon [89][90][91] . The theory of a lagoon with Roman diffuse settlements, however, has still been opposed even recently 92 .…”

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New evidence of a Roman road in the Venice Lagoon (Italy) based on high resolution seafloor reconstruction

Madricardo

Bassani

D'Acunto

et al. 2021

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This study provides new evidence of the presence of an ancient Roman road in correspondence to a paleobeach ridge now submerged in the Venice Lagoon (Italy). New high resolution underwater seafloor data shed new light on the significance of the Roman remains in the lagoon. The interpretation of the data through archive and geo-archaeological research allowed a three-dimensional architectural reconstruction of the Roman road. The presence of the ancient Roman road confirms the hypothesis of a stable system of Roman settlements in the Venice Lagoon. The study highlights the significance of this road in the broader context of the Roman transport system, demonstrating once more the Roman ability to adapt and to handle complex dynamic environments that were often radically different from today.

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New evidence of a Roman road in the Venice Lagoon (Italy) based on high resolution seafloor reconstruction

Madricardo

Bassani

D'Acunto

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“…The birth of Venice can only be explained by being set in a broader context (Gelichi, 2015a and2015b;Gelichi & Moine, 2012;and Gelichi, Ferri & Moine, 2017). Some stages in its history are clear-cut: thus, archaeological surveys clearly show that the lagoon saw settlement activity and was used economically in the Roman period (at least since the early Imperial era), although the area was overall sparsely populated; in the 5th-6th centuries, more centralised lagoon-based or oriented settlements developed; then rivalry between elites (secular and religious) Fig.…”

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Urban Transformations in the Late Antique West: Materials, Agents, and Models

Carneiro¹,

Christie²,

Blasco³

2020

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Este volume é fruto de uma investigação internacional altamente produtiva que reúne colegas académicos e profissionais (de campo e de museu) para discutir novos resultados e abordagens, descobertas recentes e avaliações teóricas alternativas do período de transição e transformação das cidades clássicas da Antiguidade Antiga. Peritos de uma série de países modernos participaram e apresentaram-se para ajudar a comparar e contrastar criticamente as arqueologias de diversas regiões e para debater as qualidades da arqueologia e os actuais modos de estudo. Embora uma série de artigos se tenha centrado inevitavelmente nas provas disponíveis tanto para Espanha como para Portugal, ficámos encantados por ter uma difusão de contribuições que alargaram o panorama a outros territórios do Ocidente romano tardio e do Mediterrâneo. A ênfase foi dada às imagens apresentadas pela arqueologia (trabalhos de salvamento e investigação, recentes e passados), mas os dados textuais também foram trazidos em cena por vários colaboradores.

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“…pottery, burials) and buildings (especially mosques) have been used as indicators of socio-cultural and economic change across the different political phases of medieval Sicily (e.g. Molinari 1997;Bagnera and Pezzini 2004;Di Salvo 2004;Molinari 2009;Molinari 2010c;2010d;Molinari 2011;Arcifa and Bagnera 2014;Ardizzone et al 2014;Sacco 2014;Ardizzone et al 2016;Bramoullé et al 2017;Sacco 2018).…”

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Venezia e la laguna tra IX e X secolo: strutture materiali, insediamenti, economie

Cited by 34 publications

References 2 publications

New evidence of a Roman road in the Venice Lagoon (Italy) based on high resolution seafloor reconstruction

New evidence of a Roman road in the Venice Lagoon (Italy) based on high resolution seafloor reconstruction

Urban Transformations in the Late Antique West: Materials, Agents, and Models

Who’s eating pork? Investigating pig breeding and consumption in Byzantine, Islamic and Norman/Aragonese Sicily (7th-14th c. AD)

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