Crossing the Alps : Early Urbanism Between Northern Italy and Central Europe (900-400 BC).
Zamboni, L.
Crossing the Alps : Early Urbanism Between Northern Italy and Central Europe (900-400 BC). - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (440 pages)
Intro -- Early Urbanism South and North of the Alps: An Introduction -- Lorenzo Zamboni, Manuel Fern�andez-G�otz & -- Carola Metzner-Nebelsick -- Aspects of Urbanism in Later Bronze Age Northern Italy -- Mark Pearce -- Urbanisation and Deurbanisation in the European Iron Age: Definitions, Debates, and Cycles -- Manuel Fern�andez-G�otz -- From Genoa to G�unzburg. -- New Trajectories of Urbanisation and Acculturation between the Mediterranean and South-Central Europe -- Louis Nebelsick & -- Carola Metzner-Nebelsick -- Verucchio: The Iron Age Settlement -- Paolo Rondini & -- Lorenzo Zamboni -- Archaeology of Early Felsina. The Birth of a Villanovan City -- Jacopo Ortalli -- Spheres of Consumption of Metalwork and Trans-regional Interactions at the Onset of the Urban Phenomenon in Northern Italy -- Cristiano Iaia -- Urbanism and Architecture in the Etruscan City of Kainua-Marzabotto: New Perspectives -- Elisabetta Govi, Chiara Pizzirani & -- Andrea Gaucci -- Relationships between City and Necropolis in Northeast Italy -- Giovanna Gambacurta -- The Proto-urban Phenomenon in Veneto: A Review of the Population Dynamics of the Settlement of Oppeano (Verona) -- Massimo Saracino & -- Alessandro Guidi -- Coazze near Gazzo Veronese, on the Fringes of Veneto and Etruria Padana, NE Italy -- Alessandro Vanzetti, Matteo Bertoldo, Francesca Di Maria, Dario Monti,Luciano Salzani & -- Fabio Saccoccio -- The Etruscan Settlement of Adria (Italy, Rovigo): New Data from the Excavations in Via Ex Riformati (2015‑2016) -- Simonetta Bonomi, Maria Cristina Vallicelli & -- Claudio Balista -- Exploring Spina: Urbanism, Architecture, and Material Culture -- Aleksandra Mistireki & -- Lorenzo Zamboni -- The Hidden City: Reconstructing the Urban Structure of the Etruscan Harbour of Forcello di Bagnolo San Vito through Excavations and Non-invasive Methods. Rainer Komp, Tommaso Quirino & -- Marta Rapi -- The Early Iron Age Protourbanisation along the Ticino River and around Como -- Raffaele Carlo de Marinis & -- Stefania Casini -- The First Results of Geophysical Prospections Using the ADC Method on the Proto-urban Settlement Site of Como, Spina Verde -- Fabian Welc, Louis Nebelsick, Carola Metzner-Nebelsick, Ines Balzer, Alessandro Vanzetti & -- Barbara Grassi -- Bergamo and Parre during the Early Iron Age: Early Urbanism and the Alpine World -- Raffaella Poggiani Keller & -- Paolo Rondini -- Earliest Town North of the Alps. New Excavations and Research in the Heuneburg Region -- Dirk Krausse, Leif Hansen & -- Roberto Tarpini -- Centralisation Processes at the F�urstensitz (Princely Seat) on Mount Ipf in the N�ordlinger Ries, Southern Germany -- R�udiger Krause -- Early Urbanism and the Relationship between Northern Italy and Bohemia in the Early Iron Age -- Miloslav Chytr�aček -- Vix: The Temptation of the City -- Bruno Chaume -- Bourges-Avaricum: A Western Example of a Princely Complex of c. 500 BC in Central France -- Ian Ralston -- The Early Iron Age Central Place at Most na Soči (NW Slovenia) -- Snežana Tecco Hvala -- The D�urrnberg Salt Metropolis: Catalyst of Communication and Complexity in La T�ene Central Europe -- Holger Wendling -- The Mediterranean at the Periphery of Urban Origins -- Corinna Riva -- Untold Riches of the Urban Form Central to the Pre-Roman European Experience -- Simon Stoddart -- Blank Page -- Blank Page.
This volume offers the first comprehensive overview of the urbanisation processes that took place south and north of the Alps during the early first millennium BC, highlighting the interactions between the different geographical areas. The 26 chapters included in this book provide a combination of theoretical and methodological insights into urbanisation processes, regional overviews, and up-to-date evidence from key archaeological sites. The latter comprise both well-established names such as the Heuneburg, Vix-Mont Lassois, Verucchio, Marzabotto, and Spina, as well as other sites that are less well-known but equally relevant for the understanding of centralisation processes during the Iron Age. In particular, this volume brings together, for the first time, the rich archaeological evidence for urban and proto-urban sites in northern Italy, a region that has traditionally been neglected or underestimated in accounts on Iron Age urbanisation. Thus, the book transcends previous barriers in scholarship and helps to readdress one of the most attractive topics of current archaeological research: the multiple and nonlinear pathways towards urbanisation.
9789088909634
Central Europe.
Urbanization.
Antiquities.
Electronic books.
GN817
930.1
Crossing the Alps : Early Urbanism Between Northern Italy and Central Europe (900-400 BC). - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (440 pages)
Intro -- Early Urbanism South and North of the Alps: An Introduction -- Lorenzo Zamboni, Manuel Fern�andez-G�otz & -- Carola Metzner-Nebelsick -- Aspects of Urbanism in Later Bronze Age Northern Italy -- Mark Pearce -- Urbanisation and Deurbanisation in the European Iron Age: Definitions, Debates, and Cycles -- Manuel Fern�andez-G�otz -- From Genoa to G�unzburg. -- New Trajectories of Urbanisation and Acculturation between the Mediterranean and South-Central Europe -- Louis Nebelsick & -- Carola Metzner-Nebelsick -- Verucchio: The Iron Age Settlement -- Paolo Rondini & -- Lorenzo Zamboni -- Archaeology of Early Felsina. The Birth of a Villanovan City -- Jacopo Ortalli -- Spheres of Consumption of Metalwork and Trans-regional Interactions at the Onset of the Urban Phenomenon in Northern Italy -- Cristiano Iaia -- Urbanism and Architecture in the Etruscan City of Kainua-Marzabotto: New Perspectives -- Elisabetta Govi, Chiara Pizzirani & -- Andrea Gaucci -- Relationships between City and Necropolis in Northeast Italy -- Giovanna Gambacurta -- The Proto-urban Phenomenon in Veneto: A Review of the Population Dynamics of the Settlement of Oppeano (Verona) -- Massimo Saracino & -- Alessandro Guidi -- Coazze near Gazzo Veronese, on the Fringes of Veneto and Etruria Padana, NE Italy -- Alessandro Vanzetti, Matteo Bertoldo, Francesca Di Maria, Dario Monti,Luciano Salzani & -- Fabio Saccoccio -- The Etruscan Settlement of Adria (Italy, Rovigo): New Data from the Excavations in Via Ex Riformati (2015‑2016) -- Simonetta Bonomi, Maria Cristina Vallicelli & -- Claudio Balista -- Exploring Spina: Urbanism, Architecture, and Material Culture -- Aleksandra Mistireki & -- Lorenzo Zamboni -- The Hidden City: Reconstructing the Urban Structure of the Etruscan Harbour of Forcello di Bagnolo San Vito through Excavations and Non-invasive Methods. Rainer Komp, Tommaso Quirino & -- Marta Rapi -- The Early Iron Age Protourbanisation along the Ticino River and around Como -- Raffaele Carlo de Marinis & -- Stefania Casini -- The First Results of Geophysical Prospections Using the ADC Method on the Proto-urban Settlement Site of Como, Spina Verde -- Fabian Welc, Louis Nebelsick, Carola Metzner-Nebelsick, Ines Balzer, Alessandro Vanzetti & -- Barbara Grassi -- Bergamo and Parre during the Early Iron Age: Early Urbanism and the Alpine World -- Raffaella Poggiani Keller & -- Paolo Rondini -- Earliest Town North of the Alps. New Excavations and Research in the Heuneburg Region -- Dirk Krausse, Leif Hansen & -- Roberto Tarpini -- Centralisation Processes at the F�urstensitz (Princely Seat) on Mount Ipf in the N�ordlinger Ries, Southern Germany -- R�udiger Krause -- Early Urbanism and the Relationship between Northern Italy and Bohemia in the Early Iron Age -- Miloslav Chytr�aček -- Vix: The Temptation of the City -- Bruno Chaume -- Bourges-Avaricum: A Western Example of a Princely Complex of c. 500 BC in Central France -- Ian Ralston -- The Early Iron Age Central Place at Most na Soči (NW Slovenia) -- Snežana Tecco Hvala -- The D�urrnberg Salt Metropolis: Catalyst of Communication and Complexity in La T�ene Central Europe -- Holger Wendling -- The Mediterranean at the Periphery of Urban Origins -- Corinna Riva -- Untold Riches of the Urban Form Central to the Pre-Roman European Experience -- Simon Stoddart -- Blank Page -- Blank Page.
This volume offers the first comprehensive overview of the urbanisation processes that took place south and north of the Alps during the early first millennium BC, highlighting the interactions between the different geographical areas. The 26 chapters included in this book provide a combination of theoretical and methodological insights into urbanisation processes, regional overviews, and up-to-date evidence from key archaeological sites. The latter comprise both well-established names such as the Heuneburg, Vix-Mont Lassois, Verucchio, Marzabotto, and Spina, as well as other sites that are less well-known but equally relevant for the understanding of centralisation processes during the Iron Age. In particular, this volume brings together, for the first time, the rich archaeological evidence for urban and proto-urban sites in northern Italy, a region that has traditionally been neglected or underestimated in accounts on Iron Age urbanisation. Thus, the book transcends previous barriers in scholarship and helps to readdress one of the most attractive topics of current archaeological research: the multiple and nonlinear pathways towards urbanisation.
9789088909634
Central Europe.
Urbanization.
Antiquities.
Electronic books.
GN817
930.1