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Le Néolithique ancien en Italie du sud : evolution des industries lithiques entre Vlle et Vle millénaire / / Carmine Collina
Le Néolithique ancien en Italie du sud : evolution des industries lithiques entre Vlle et Vle millénaire / / Carmine Collina
Autore Collina Carmine
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford : , : Archaeopress, , [2015]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (xix, 508 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 930.14
Soggetto topico Neolithic period - Italy
Neolithic period
SOCIAL SCIENCE/Archaeology
ISBN 1-78491-183-6
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione fre
Record Nr. UNINA-9910810194003321
Collina Carmine  
Oxford : , : Archaeopress, , [2015]
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People in the mountains : current approaches to the archaeology of mountainous landscapes / / edited by Andrzej Pelisiak, Marek Nowak and Ciprian Astaloș
People in the mountains : current approaches to the archaeology of mountainous landscapes / / edited by Andrzej Pelisiak, Marek Nowak and Ciprian Astaloș
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford, England : , : Archaeopress, , [2018]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (237 pages)
Disciplina 930.1028
Soggetto topico Neolithic period
Mountains - Civilization
Archaeological surveying
ISBN 1-78491-818-0
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover -- Copyright Page -- Contents Page -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- Andrzej Pelisiak, Marek Nowak and Ciprian Astaloş -- The mountainous landscape as a viable alternative for the Neolithic -- Paweł Valde-Nowak -- From people to landscapes. The Fluturnum Project: Archaeology and anthropology in the Tasso-Upper Sagittarius valley (Italy, The Province of L'Aquila - AQ) -- Francesca Romana Del Fattore, Anna Rizzo and Alessandro Felici -- Long-range versus short-range prehistoric pastoralism. Potential of palaeoecological proxies and a new record from western Emilia, northern Apennines, Italy -- Lionello F. Morandi and Nicholas P. Branch -- An archaeology of the Maramureş Mountains, Romania: the beginning of a long-term project -- Radu-Alexandru Dragoman, Dan Pop, Bogdan Bobînă, Marius Ardeleanu, Călin Şuteu and Ciprian Astaloş -- Carpathians: barrier or border? Tiszapolgár, Bodrogkeresztúr, Petreşti and Trypillia-Cucuteni Cultures -- Taras Tkachuk -- The settlement and economy of the prehistoric communities of the Zvolen Basin and surrounding areas in the Western Carpathians (Slovakia) -- Noémi Beljak Pažinová -- Recent discoveries in the High Bieszczady Mts. -- Andrzej Pelisiak -- Pollen indications of human activity in the Polish Western Carpathians during the Neolithic period -- Marek Nowak -- The settlement of the Corded Ware Culture and early phases of the Mierzanowice culture in the Carpathian Mountains -- Paweł Jarosz -- Re-fitting the Past - Urn Graveyards in the Carpathian foothills -- Marta Korczyńska and Klaus Cappenberg -- The Sudetic resource base in the economy of early medieval societies -- Ewa Lisowska -- Beginnings of mountain settlement in Czech Republic - a case study from the Bohemian Forest -- Katarína Kapustka, Matthew Wells and Jan Eigner.
An Approach to understand the significance of the Cultural landscape of the tribes of Arunachal Pradesh, Northeast India -- Bina Gandhi Deori -- Fog, mountain and desert: human-environment interactions in Lomas de Lachay, Peru -- Piotr Kalicki, Tomasz Kalicki and Piotr Kittel -- The mountainous landscape as a viable alternative for the Neolithic -- Figure 1. Rdzawka, West-Beskidy Mountains. Elevated plateaus with organized pastoral space. In the foreground a provisional shelter of shepherds documented in the summer of 2014 by the author. The dispersion of numerous Neolithic stray finds of polished s -- Figure 2. Topography of early Neolithic Linearbandkeramik villages in the Wiśnickie-Foothill, Polish West Carpathians (A-D) as well as a panoramic view from the Łoniowa Linearbandkeramik site towards the river valley of the Dunajec in its middle run. Here -- From people to landscapes. The Fluturnum Project: Archaeology and anthropology in the Tasso-Upper Sagittarius valley (Italy, The Province of L'Aquila - AQ) -- Figure 2. The sample area: the territories of Anversa degli Abruzzi, Villalago and Scanno (AQ) (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 3. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 4. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): general relative chronology (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 5. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): relative chronology. Bronze/Iron Age, Archaic Phase, Italic Hellenistic/Hellenistic Roman Phases, Empire (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 6. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): view from the North (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2006 Europa Technologies -- 2006 TerraMetrics -- 2006 DigitalGlobe -- 2006 TeleAtlas).
Figure 7. The southern sector of the Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley. View from the North (La Cona, Frattura Vecchia, AQ). -- Figure 8. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): a dense net of preferential routes and pathways reached the mountains, ascending from the plateau E and SE of the Sagittarius Valley (Piano delle Cinquemiglia) (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop -- 2014 Digital -- Figure 9. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Lower and Middle Palaeolithic, Upper Palaeolithic, Mesolithic. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 10. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Neolithic, Eneolithic. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 11. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Bronze Age/Iron Age. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 12. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Late Iron Age, Archaic Phase. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 13. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina: 2015 excavation of a necropolis dated to III-I century BC. Tomb n. 2, detail of grave n. 2. View from the South (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 14. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina: 2015 excavation of a necropolis dated to III-I century BC. Tomb n. 2, detail of grave n. 1. View from the East (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 15. Geographical position of the Pagus Betifulum (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 16. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Italic Hellenistic/Hellenistic Roman Phases. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image).
Figure 17. The Road to the Samnium: geo-referenced sections. View from the North (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2006 Europa Technologies -- 2006 TerraMetrics -- 2006 DigitalGlobe -- 2006 TeleAtlas). -- Figure 18. I Giardini (Scanno, AQ): view from South-East (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 19. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina (Scanno, AQ): 2011 Survey campaign. Retaining wall on the southern slope of sample excavation n. 2. View from South-West (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 20. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina (Scanno, AQ): 2013 sample excavation n. 2. A room paved in opus spicatum (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 21. The cultivated species (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 22. Jovana-San Lorenzo (Scanno, AQ). 3D model of a fortification dated to the Late Middle Age (Copyright University of Bologna-Alma Mater Studiorum). -- Figure 23. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Late Antiquity, Early and Late Middle Ages. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 24. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Ethno-anthropological survey (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2015 DigitalGlobe -- 2015 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 25. Scanno (AQ). Ethno-anthropological field work: an interview (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 26. Scanno (AQ). Ethno-anthropological field work: an interview (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 27. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). View of a sector of the old village at the foot of Mount Genzana (photography: Francesca Romana Del Fattore for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 28. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). Documents and photos from one of the remaining houses (photography: Francesca Romana Del Fattore for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop).
Figure 29. I Giardini-Collangelo (Scanno, AQ). The Roman road. Interviews, survey and documentation (photographies: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 31. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). The vegetable gardens: harvesting 'Bread beans' (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 32. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). The vegetable gardens: drying 'Bread beans' (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 33. Torino: Terra Madre-Slow Food 2014. The Frattura 'Bread beans' officially entered the Ark of Taste (photography: Anna Rizzo for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Long-range versus short-range prehistoric pastoralism. Potential of palaeoecological proxies and a new record from western Emilia, northern Apennines, Italy -- Figure 1. Schematic model of short-range vertical transhumance. -- Figure 2. Prato Spilla 'A': map showing the location of the site. -- Figure 3. Prato Spilla 'A': view of the site from the south-east. -- Figure 4. Prato Spilla 'A': selected percentage diagram showing the occurrence of obligate and occasionally coprophilous fungal taxa (total NPP%). Empty curves represent 10x exaggeration. M: Mesolithic -- EN: Early Neolithic -- MN: Middle Neolithic -- LN: Late -- Figure 5. Prato Spilla 'A' (star), the nearest finds of Eneolithic statue-stelae (triangles), and the nearest Neolithic and Eneolithic sites south and north of the Apennine threshold (dots). -- An archaeology of the Maramureş Mountains, Romania: the beginning of a long-term project -- Figure 1. Map of the Maramureș region with the area chosen for research (map: Bogdan Bobînă). -- Figure 2. Map with the archaeological discoveries from the area chosen for research, mentioned in the archaeological repertoire of Maramureș County: 1. Crasna Vişeului -- 2. Petrova -- 3. Leordina -- 4. Vişeu de Jos and Vişeu de Sus.
5. Poienile de sub Munte.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910794654103321
Oxford, England : , : Archaeopress, , [2018]
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People in the mountains : current approaches to the archaeology of mountainous landscapes / / edited by Andrzej Pelisiak, Marek Nowak and Ciprian Astaloș
People in the mountains : current approaches to the archaeology of mountainous landscapes / / edited by Andrzej Pelisiak, Marek Nowak and Ciprian Astaloș
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford, England : , : Archaeopress, , [2018]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (237 pages)
Disciplina 930.1028
Soggetto topico Neolithic period
Mountains - Civilization
Archaeological surveying
ISBN 1-78491-818-0
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover -- Copyright Page -- Contents Page -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- Andrzej Pelisiak, Marek Nowak and Ciprian Astaloş -- The mountainous landscape as a viable alternative for the Neolithic -- Paweł Valde-Nowak -- From people to landscapes. The Fluturnum Project: Archaeology and anthropology in the Tasso-Upper Sagittarius valley (Italy, The Province of L'Aquila - AQ) -- Francesca Romana Del Fattore, Anna Rizzo and Alessandro Felici -- Long-range versus short-range prehistoric pastoralism. Potential of palaeoecological proxies and a new record from western Emilia, northern Apennines, Italy -- Lionello F. Morandi and Nicholas P. Branch -- An archaeology of the Maramureş Mountains, Romania: the beginning of a long-term project -- Radu-Alexandru Dragoman, Dan Pop, Bogdan Bobînă, Marius Ardeleanu, Călin Şuteu and Ciprian Astaloş -- Carpathians: barrier or border? Tiszapolgár, Bodrogkeresztúr, Petreşti and Trypillia-Cucuteni Cultures -- Taras Tkachuk -- The settlement and economy of the prehistoric communities of the Zvolen Basin and surrounding areas in the Western Carpathians (Slovakia) -- Noémi Beljak Pažinová -- Recent discoveries in the High Bieszczady Mts. -- Andrzej Pelisiak -- Pollen indications of human activity in the Polish Western Carpathians during the Neolithic period -- Marek Nowak -- The settlement of the Corded Ware Culture and early phases of the Mierzanowice culture in the Carpathian Mountains -- Paweł Jarosz -- Re-fitting the Past - Urn Graveyards in the Carpathian foothills -- Marta Korczyńska and Klaus Cappenberg -- The Sudetic resource base in the economy of early medieval societies -- Ewa Lisowska -- Beginnings of mountain settlement in Czech Republic - a case study from the Bohemian Forest -- Katarína Kapustka, Matthew Wells and Jan Eigner.
An Approach to understand the significance of the Cultural landscape of the tribes of Arunachal Pradesh, Northeast India -- Bina Gandhi Deori -- Fog, mountain and desert: human-environment interactions in Lomas de Lachay, Peru -- Piotr Kalicki, Tomasz Kalicki and Piotr Kittel -- The mountainous landscape as a viable alternative for the Neolithic -- Figure 1. Rdzawka, West-Beskidy Mountains. Elevated plateaus with organized pastoral space. In the foreground a provisional shelter of shepherds documented in the summer of 2014 by the author. The dispersion of numerous Neolithic stray finds of polished s -- Figure 2. Topography of early Neolithic Linearbandkeramik villages in the Wiśnickie-Foothill, Polish West Carpathians (A-D) as well as a panoramic view from the Łoniowa Linearbandkeramik site towards the river valley of the Dunajec in its middle run. Here -- From people to landscapes. The Fluturnum Project: Archaeology and anthropology in the Tasso-Upper Sagittarius valley (Italy, The Province of L'Aquila - AQ) -- Figure 2. The sample area: the territories of Anversa degli Abruzzi, Villalago and Scanno (AQ) (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 3. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 4. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): general relative chronology (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 5. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): relative chronology. Bronze/Iron Age, Archaic Phase, Italic Hellenistic/Hellenistic Roman Phases, Empire (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 6. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): view from the North (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2006 Europa Technologies -- 2006 TerraMetrics -- 2006 DigitalGlobe -- 2006 TeleAtlas).
Figure 7. The southern sector of the Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley. View from the North (La Cona, Frattura Vecchia, AQ). -- Figure 8. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): a dense net of preferential routes and pathways reached the mountains, ascending from the plateau E and SE of the Sagittarius Valley (Piano delle Cinquemiglia) (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop -- 2014 Digital -- Figure 9. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Lower and Middle Palaeolithic, Upper Palaeolithic, Mesolithic. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 10. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Neolithic, Eneolithic. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 11. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Bronze Age/Iron Age. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 12. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Late Iron Age, Archaic Phase. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 13. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina: 2015 excavation of a necropolis dated to III-I century BC. Tomb n. 2, detail of grave n. 2. View from the South (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 14. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina: 2015 excavation of a necropolis dated to III-I century BC. Tomb n. 2, detail of grave n. 1. View from the East (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 15. Geographical position of the Pagus Betifulum (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 16. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Italic Hellenistic/Hellenistic Roman Phases. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image).
Figure 17. The Road to the Samnium: geo-referenced sections. View from the North (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2006 Europa Technologies -- 2006 TerraMetrics -- 2006 DigitalGlobe -- 2006 TeleAtlas). -- Figure 18. I Giardini (Scanno, AQ): view from South-East (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 19. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina (Scanno, AQ): 2011 Survey campaign. Retaining wall on the southern slope of sample excavation n. 2. View from South-West (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 20. I Giardini-Palazzo della Regina (Scanno, AQ): 2013 sample excavation n. 2. A room paved in opus spicatum (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 21. The cultivated species (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop.). -- Figure 22. Jovana-San Lorenzo (Scanno, AQ). 3D model of a fortification dated to the Late Middle Age (Copyright University of Bologna-Alma Mater Studiorum). -- Figure 23. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Late Antiquity, Early and Late Middle Ages. Sites distribution (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2014 DigitalGlobe -- 2014 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 24. The Tasso-Upper Sagittarius Valley (AQ): Ethno-anthropological survey (Copyright Matrix 96 Soc. Coop. -- 2015 DigitalGlobe -- 2015 Cnes/Spot Image). -- Figure 25. Scanno (AQ). Ethno-anthropological field work: an interview (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 26. Scanno (AQ). Ethno-anthropological field work: an interview (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 27. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). View of a sector of the old village at the foot of Mount Genzana (photography: Francesca Romana Del Fattore for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 28. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). Documents and photos from one of the remaining houses (photography: Francesca Romana Del Fattore for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop).
Figure 29. I Giardini-Collangelo (Scanno, AQ). The Roman road. Interviews, survey and documentation (photographies: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 31. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). The vegetable gardens: harvesting 'Bread beans' (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 32. Frattura Vecchia (Scanno, AQ). The vegetable gardens: drying 'Bread beans' (photography: Chiara Tebaldi for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Figure 33. Torino: Terra Madre-Slow Food 2014. The Frattura 'Bread beans' officially entered the Ark of Taste (photography: Anna Rizzo for Matrix 96 Soc. Coop). -- Long-range versus short-range prehistoric pastoralism. Potential of palaeoecological proxies and a new record from western Emilia, northern Apennines, Italy -- Figure 1. Schematic model of short-range vertical transhumance. -- Figure 2. Prato Spilla 'A': map showing the location of the site. -- Figure 3. Prato Spilla 'A': view of the site from the south-east. -- Figure 4. Prato Spilla 'A': selected percentage diagram showing the occurrence of obligate and occasionally coprophilous fungal taxa (total NPP%). Empty curves represent 10x exaggeration. M: Mesolithic -- EN: Early Neolithic -- MN: Middle Neolithic -- LN: Late -- Figure 5. Prato Spilla 'A' (star), the nearest finds of Eneolithic statue-stelae (triangles), and the nearest Neolithic and Eneolithic sites south and north of the Apennine threshold (dots). -- An archaeology of the Maramureş Mountains, Romania: the beginning of a long-term project -- Figure 1. Map of the Maramureș region with the area chosen for research (map: Bogdan Bobînă). -- Figure 2. Map with the archaeological discoveries from the area chosen for research, mentioned in the archaeological repertoire of Maramureș County: 1. Crasna Vişeului -- 2. Petrova -- 3. Leordina -- 4. Vişeu de Jos and Vişeu de Sus.
5. Poienile de sub Munte.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910828749503321
Oxford, England : , : Archaeopress, , [2018]
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Platia Magoula Zarkou : the Neolithic period : environment, stratigraphy and architecture, chronology, tools, figurines and ornaments / / edited by Eva Alram-Stern, Kostas Gallis, Giorgos Toufexis
Platia Magoula Zarkou : the Neolithic period : environment, stratigraphy and architecture, chronology, tools, figurines and ornaments / / edited by Eva Alram-Stern, Kostas Gallis, Giorgos Toufexis
Pubbl/distr/stampa Wien : , : Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, , [2022]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (726 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 930.14
Collana Oriental and European archaeology
Soggetto topico Neolithic period
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Preface by the Series Editor -- Preface -- I. Introduction: Chronicle of Excavations and Research 1974-1990 / Kostas Gallis -- I.1. The History of the Excavations -- I.2. Pottery Analyses -- I.3. The House Model -- I.4. Continuation of the Excavations -- I.5. Geoarchaeological Investigation in the Area of the Site -- I.6. Radiocarbon Dates and Further Research on the Site -- I.7. Conclusions -- I.8. Acknowledgements -- II. The Environment and its Evolution around the Tell -- II.1. The Latest Quaternary Evolution of the Peneiada Valley, Central Greece, and its Effects on Neolithic and Historical Settlement Distribution / Riccardo Caputo - Bruno Helly - Dimitra Rapti - Sotiris Valkaniotis -- II.1.1. Introduction -- II.1.2. Late Quaternary Peneiada Valley Evolution -- II.1.3. Environmental Changes in the Post-Last Glacial Maximum Period -- II.1.4. Concluding Remarks -- II.1.5. Appendix: Description of the Peneiada Valley Project-1 Borehole 55Riccardo Caputo - Bruno Helly - Marco Stefani - George Syrides - Sotiris Valkaniotis - Alexandros Bellesis - Giorgos Toufexis -- II.2. Geophysical Investigations / Apostolos Sarris - Tuna Kalayci - James Donati -- II.2.1. Scope of the Survey and Previous Geological Studies -- II.2.2. Geophysical Instrumentation and Methodology -- II.2.3. Geophysical Results -- II.2.4. Integration of Geophysical Data and Discussion -- III. Stratigraphy and Architecture / Giorgos Toufexis - Christos Batzelas -- III.1. The Excavations -- III.2. Processing of the Stratigraphy -- III.3. Building Phases -- III.3.1. Building Phase I. -- III.3.2. Building Phase II -- III.3.3. Building Phase III -- III.3.4. Building Phase IV -- III.3.5. Building Phase V -- III.3.6. Building Phase VI -- III.3.7. Building Phase VII -- III.3.8. Building Phase VIII -- III.3.9. Building Phase IX -- III.4. Discussion -- III.4.1. The Ditch -- III.4.2. Building Remains -- III.4.3. Thermal Structures -- III.4.4. Burnt Pieces of Clay with Decorative Elements -- III.4.5. Tell Formation and Use of Domestic Space -- III.5. Epilogue -- IV. The Absolute Chronology of the Excavations: Radiocarbon Dating and Stratigraphic Age Modelling / Bernhard Weninger - Giorgos Toufexis - Christos Batzelas -- IV.1. Introduction -- IV.2. The 14C Database -- IV.3. Data Processing and Calibration Software -- IV.4. Single-Age 14C Age Calibration -- IV.4.1. Overview: Dispersion Calibration -- IV.4.2. Single-Date Age-Depth Model -- IV.5. Gaussian Monte Carlo Wiggle Matching -- IV.5.1. Methodology -- IV.5.2. Results of Gaussian Monte Carlo Wiggle Matching Application to Platia Magoula Zarkou-Data -- IV.6. Discussion -- IV.7. Conclusions -- V. The Tools -- V.1. The Flaked Stone Assemblages / Catherine Perlès - Lygeri Papagiannaki -- V.1.1. Introduction -- V.1.2. An Overview of Raw Materials Exploitation -- V.1.3. Lithic Phase 1 - Building Phases I-V -- V.1.4. Lithic Phase 2 - Building Phase VI -- V.1.5. Lithic Phase 3 - Building Subphase VIIa -- V.1.6. Lithic Phase 4 - Building Subphases VIIb and VIIc -- V.1.7. Lithic Phase 5 - Building Phase VIII -- V.1.8. Discussion -- V.1.9. Appendix 1: Table of Wear Traces / Lygeri Papagiannaki - Sylvie Beyries -- V.1.10. Appendix 2: The Flaked Stone Assemblages - A Brief Note on Agricultural Tools / Niccolò Mazzucco -- V.1.11. Appendix 3: Geochemical Sourcing of Chipped Stone Tools from Platia Magoula Zarkou / Michael Brandl - Christoph A. Hauzenberger - Peter Filzmoser - Maria M. Martinez -- V.2. The Platia Magoula Zarkou Macrolithics: A Thessalian Industry in its Aegean Neolithic Context / Anna Stroulia -- V.2.1. Introduction -- V.2.2. Grinding and Abrading Tools -- V.2.3. Celts -- V.2.4. Percussive Tools -- V.2.5. Specimens with Narrow Grooves -- V.2.6. Miscellanea -- V.2.7. Conclusions -- V.3. Bone Tools / Rozalia Christidou -- V.3.1. Introduction -- V.3.2. Major Groups and State of Preservation of the Bone Artefacts -- V.3.3. Raw Materials and Tool Blanks -- V.3.4. Tool Shaping and Resharpening -- V.3.5. Tool Types and Morphometric Features -- V.3.6. Tool Use -- V.3.7. Summary and Discussion -- V.3.8. Appendices/Catalogues -- V.4. Clay Spinning and Weaving Implements / Christopher Britsch -- V.4.1. Introduction -- V.4.2. Artefact Categories -- V.4.3. Textile Tools by Phases -- V.4.4. Characteristics and Development of Neolithic Textile Production at Platia Magoula Zarkou -- V.5. Various Clay and Sherd Tools / Eva Alram-Stern -- V.5.1. Sling Bullets -- V.5.2. Scrapers - Abrasive Instruments -- V.5.3. Rounded Sherds -- V.5.4. Eight-shaped Sherd Tools -- V.5.5. Sherd Burnishers -- VI. Figurines, House Model and Ritual VesselsEva Alram-Stern -- VI.1. Introduction -- VI.2. Anthropomorphic Figurines -- VI.2.1. Fabric, Manufacture, Decoration -- VI.2.2. Typology -- VI.2.3. Towards a Chronology of the Figurines -- VI.2.4. The Anthropomorphic Figurines: Their Use and Meaning -- VI.3. The House Model Assemblage: Context and Deposition, Composition and Meaning -- VI.3.1. Context and Deposition of the House Model -- VI.3.2. Form and Decoration of the Model and the Figurines -- VI.3.3. The House Model as a Social Arena -- VI.3.4. Conclusions -- VI.4. Zoomorphic Figurines or Vessel Protomes -- VI.5. Anthropomorphic Vessels -- VI.6. Table and Miniature Bowl -- VI.7. Catalogue -- VI.7.1. Anthropomorphic and Zoomorphic Figurines -- VI.7.2. Table and Miniature Bowl -- VII. The Ornaments / Nina Kyparissi-Apostolika -- VII.1. Introduction -- VII.2. The Inventory -- VII.2.1. Shell -- VII.2.2. Bone -- VII.2.3. Stone -- VII.2.4. Clay -- VII.3. Where in the Deposit - In Space and Time -- VII.4. Discussion - Conclusions: The Ornaments in the Thessalian Framework -- VIII. Archaeobotanical and Zooarchaeological Remains - RevisitedPaul Halstead -- VIII.1. Composition of the Archaeobotanical and Zooarchaeological Assemblages in Context -- VIII.2. Land Use at Platia Magoula Zarkou in Context -- VIII.3. Cultures of Food Consumption at Platia Magoula Zarkou in Context -- VIII.4. Conclusions -- IX. The Physical and Social Landscape of Neolithic Platia Magoula Zarkou / Stella Souvatzi -- IX.1. The Physical Landscape and Human Agency -- IX.2. The Constructed Landscape -- IX.2.1. Around the Mound: Boundaries and Water Management Systems? -- IX.2.2. The Settlement Type and its Significance -- IX.2.3. The Cemetery and the Manipulation of History -- IX.3. The Wider Social Landscape -- IX.4. Conclusions -- X. Platia Magoula Zarkou in Context: Summary and Conclusions / Eva Alram-Stern - Giorgos Toufexis -- X.1. The Area around the Tell -- X.1.1. The Geographical Setting and the Environment of the Tell -- X.1.2. The Constructed Area around the Tell -- X.2. Stratigraphy and Architecture -- X.2.1. The Excavations of Platia Magoula Zarkou: Premises and Procedure -- X.2.2. The Stratigraphic and Architectural Sequence -- X.2.3. Built and Open Space, Construction Techniques and Levelling Activities -- X.3. Relative and Absolute Chronology -- X.3.1. Radiocarbon Dating and Relative Chronology -- X.3.2. Chronology and Phasing Based on Various Artefact Groups -- X.4. The Evidence for Subsistence -- X.5. The Finds -- X.5.1. The Activities at the Site Based on the Evidence of the Toolkit -- X.5.2. Acquisition of Raw Material and Tool Production -- X.5.3. Figurines and Objects of Ritual Connotation and their Relationto the Site -- X.5.4. Prestigious Objects -- X.6. The Distribution Networks -- X.6.1. Distribution and Consumption of Goods -- X.6.2. Platia Magoula Zarkou and the Distribution Network of Western Thessaly -- X.6.3. Platia Magoula Zarkou and its Connection to the Eastern Thessalian Plain -- X.6.4. Platia Magoula Zarkou and its Connection to the World outside Thessaly -- X.7. The Society of Platia Magoula Zarkou -- X.8. Platia Magoula Zarkou and Cultural Change: Questions for Future Research -- Abstracts -- Abbreviations -- Bibliography -- List of Illustrations -- List of Authors -- Index -- Geographical Index -- Subject Index.
Altri titoli varianti Platia Magoula Zarkou
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Wien : , : Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, , [2022]
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Round mounds and monumentality in the British Neolithic and beyond [[electronic resource] /] / edited by Jim Leary, Timothy Darvill and David Field
Round mounds and monumentality in the British Neolithic and beyond [[electronic resource] /] / edited by Jim Leary, Timothy Darvill and David Field
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford, U.K. ; ; Oakville, Conn., : Oxbow Books, c2010
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (281 p.)
Disciplina 936.1
Altri autori (Persone) LearyJim
DarvillTimothy
FieldDavid <1950->
Collana Neolithic Studies Group seminar papers
Soggetto topico Mounds - Great Britain
Monuments - Great Britain
Neolithic period - Great Britain
Mounds
Monuments
Neolithic period
Antiquities
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 1-84217-801-6
1-84217-803-2
1-299-48514-6
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Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Design, geometry, and the metamorphosis of monuments / David Field -- " --a place where they tried their criminals" : Neolithic round mounds in Perth and Kinross / Kenneth Brophy -- Scotland's Neolithic non-megalithic round mounds : new dates, problems, and potential / Alison Sheridan -- Tynwald Hill and the round mounds of the Isle of Man / Timothy Darvill -- Recent work on the Neolithic round barrows of the upper Great Wold Valley, Yorkshire / Alex Gibson and Alex Bayliss -- "One of the most interesting barrows ever examined" : Liffs Low revisited / Roy Loveday and Alistair Barclay -- Neolithic round barrows on the Cotswolds / Timothy Darvill -- Silbury Hill : a monument in motion / Jim Leary -- The brood of Silbury? : a remote look at some other sizeable Wessex mounds / Martyn Barber ... [et al.] -- The mystery of the hill / Jonathan Last -- The formative henge : speculations drawn from the circular traditions of Wales and adjacent counties / Steve Burrow -- Monumentality and inclusion in the Boyne Valley, County Meath, Ireland / Geraldine Stout -- Round mounds containing portal tombs / Tatjana Kytmannow -- Native American mound building traditions / Peter Topping -- The round mound is not a monument / Tim Ingold.
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Oxford, U.K. ; ; Oakville, Conn., : Oxbow Books, c2010
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Round mounds and monumentality in the British Neolithic and beyond [[electronic resource] /] / edited by Jim Leary, Timothy Darvill and David Field
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford, U.K. ; ; Oakville, Conn., : Oxbow Books, c2010
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (281 p.)
Disciplina 936.1
Altri autori (Persone) LearyJim
DarvillTimothy
FieldDavid <1950->
Collana Neolithic Studies Group seminar papers
Soggetto topico Mounds - Great Britain
Monuments - Great Britain
Neolithic period - Great Britain
Mounds
Monuments
Neolithic period
Antiquities
ISBN 1-84217-801-6
1-84217-803-2
1-299-48514-6
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Design, geometry, and the metamorphosis of monuments / David Field -- " --a place where they tried their criminals" : Neolithic round mounds in Perth and Kinross / Kenneth Brophy -- Scotland's Neolithic non-megalithic round mounds : new dates, problems, and potential / Alison Sheridan -- Tynwald Hill and the round mounds of the Isle of Man / Timothy Darvill -- Recent work on the Neolithic round barrows of the upper Great Wold Valley, Yorkshire / Alex Gibson and Alex Bayliss -- "One of the most interesting barrows ever examined" : Liffs Low revisited / Roy Loveday and Alistair Barclay -- Neolithic round barrows on the Cotswolds / Timothy Darvill -- Silbury Hill : a monument in motion / Jim Leary -- The brood of Silbury? : a remote look at some other sizeable Wessex mounds / Martyn Barber ... [et al.] -- The mystery of the hill / Jonathan Last -- The formative henge : speculations drawn from the circular traditions of Wales and adjacent counties / Steve Burrow -- Monumentality and inclusion in the Boyne Valley, County Meath, Ireland / Geraldine Stout -- Round mounds containing portal tombs / Tatjana Kytmannow -- Native American mound building traditions / Peter Topping -- The round mound is not a monument / Tim Ingold.
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Oxford, U.K. ; ; Oakville, Conn., : Oxbow Books, c2010
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Round mounds and monumentality in the British Neolithic and beyond / / edited by Jim Leary, Timothy Darvill and David Field
Round mounds and monumentality in the British Neolithic and beyond / / edited by Jim Leary, Timothy Darvill and David Field
Edizione [1st ed.]
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford, U.K. ; ; Oakville, Conn., : Oxbow Books, c2010
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (281 p.)
Disciplina 936.1
Altri autori (Persone) LearyJim
DarvillTimothy
FieldDavid <1950->
Collana Neolithic Studies Group seminar papers
Soggetto topico Mounds - Great Britain
Monuments - Great Britain
Neolithic period - Great Britain
Mounds
Monuments
Neolithic period
Antiquities
ISBN 1-84217-801-6
1-84217-803-2
1-299-48514-6
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Design, geometry, and the metamorphosis of monuments / David Field -- " --a place where they tried their criminals" : Neolithic round mounds in Perth and Kinross / Kenneth Brophy -- Scotland's Neolithic non-megalithic round mounds : new dates, problems, and potential / Alison Sheridan -- Tynwald Hill and the round mounds of the Isle of Man / Timothy Darvill -- Recent work on the Neolithic round barrows of the upper Great Wold Valley, Yorkshire / Alex Gibson and Alex Bayliss -- "One of the most interesting barrows ever examined" : Liffs Low revisited / Roy Loveday and Alistair Barclay -- Neolithic round barrows on the Cotswolds / Timothy Darvill -- Silbury Hill : a monument in motion / Jim Leary -- The brood of Silbury? : a remote look at some other sizeable Wessex mounds / Martyn Barber ... [et al.] -- The mystery of the hill / Jonathan Last -- The formative henge : speculations drawn from the circular traditions of Wales and adjacent counties / Steve Burrow -- Monumentality and inclusion in the Boyne Valley, County Meath, Ireland / Geraldine Stout -- Round mounds containing portal tombs / Tatjana Kytmannow -- Native American mound building traditions / Peter Topping -- The round mound is not a monument / Tim Ingold.
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Oxford, U.K. ; ; Oakville, Conn., : Oxbow Books, c2010
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Sacred Mound, Holy Rings : Silbury Hill and the West Kennet palisade enclosures: a Later Neolithic complex in north Wiltshire / / A. W. R. Whittle, J. Best
Sacred Mound, Holy Rings : Silbury Hill and the West Kennet palisade enclosures: a Later Neolithic complex in north Wiltshire / / A. W. R. Whittle, J. Best
Autore Whittle A. W. R.
Pubbl/distr/stampa Oxford, England : , : Oxbow, , 1997
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (xii, 176 pages)
Disciplina 930.14
Soggetto topico Neolithic period
ISBN 1-78925-647-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Foreword v -- Preface ix -- Acknowledgements xi -- Archive xii -- Radiocarbon dates xii -- Summary 1 -- Part One: The Silbury Hill monumental mound 5 -- Location and setting 5 -- The present state of the site 7 -- History of previous investigations 8 -- Excavations in 1968-70: aims and progress 11 -- The tunnel 13 -- The top and upper part of the mound 20 -- The ditch 22 -- The nature and sequence of construction and the date of the mound 24 -- Soils 26 -- Pollen 29 -- Macroscopic plant remains 32 -- The insects 36 -- Mollusca 47 -- Vertebrates and small vertebrates 47 -- Plates 51 -- Part Two: The West Kennet palisade enclosures 53 -- Location and setting 53 -- The sequence of discovery and the aims of research 54 -- Palisade enclosure 1 57 -- The palisade ditches 57 -- Interior features 70 -- Palisade enclosure 2 76 -- The palisade ditch 76 -- Radial ditches 82 -- Interior features 83 -- Other ditches 86 -- A natural channel and valley history 86 -- Finds 90 -- Flint 90 -- Stone 93 -- Pottery 93 -- Animal bone 117 -- The wood charcoal 129 -- Charred plant remains 134 -- Part Three: A Later Neolithic complex in north Wiltshire 139 -- Dating and sequence 139 -- Environments and the settlement context 140 -- Silbury Hill: interpretations and comparisons 142 -- The West Kennet palisade enclosures: interpretations and comparisons 151 -- The social and the sacred: settlement and monumentality in the Avebury area and beyond 164 -- Appendix: The Marlborough Mound 169 -- Bibliography -- 171.
Altri titoli varianti Sacred Mound, Holy Rings
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Whittle A. W. R.  
Oxford, England : , : Oxbow, , 1997
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Settling Waterscapes in Europe : The Archaeology of Neolithic & Bronze Age Pile-Dwellings / / Albert Hafner [and four others]
Settling Waterscapes in Europe : The Archaeology of Neolithic & Bronze Age Pile-Dwellings / / Albert Hafner [and four others]
Autore Hafner Albert
Pubbl/distr/stampa Leiden : , : Sidestone Press, , 2022
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (290 pages)
Disciplina 930.14
Soggetto topico Neolithic period
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Altri titoli varianti Settling Waterscapes in Europe
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Hafner Albert  
Leiden : , : Sidestone Press, , 2022
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Swifterbant s4 (the netherlands) : occupation and exploitation of a neolithic levee site (c. 4300-4000 cal. bc) / / edited by D.C.M. Raemaekers, J.P. de Roever
Swifterbant s4 (the netherlands) : occupation and exploitation of a neolithic levee site (c. 4300-4000 cal. bc) / / edited by D.C.M. Raemaekers, J.P. de Roever
Pubbl/distr/stampa Eelde, The Netherlands : , : Barkhuis Publishing, , [2020]
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (115 pages) : illustrations
Disciplina 936.92
Collana Groningen Archaeological Studies
Soggetto topico Neolithic period
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 94-93194-07-8
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
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Eelde, The Netherlands : , : Barkhuis Publishing, , [2020]
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