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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book presents the results of the colloquium Ricerche Archeologichealla Foce del Tevere which was held on 18-20th December 2018 in Rome andOstia. It provided young researchers with the opportunity to presenttheir own research on ancient Ostia and the surrounding territory to thescientific community. The collection of papers presented here shows newevidence, new analysis tools, new approaches and new questions. Thecontributors have used the latest technologies and scrutinized archivalrecords which are a valuable source of information that remain oftenunpublished. The scale and range of the analyses are impressive, fromthe molecular identification of pigments, to the remote-sensing study ofbroad swathes of the Ostian landscape. The chronological spread is alsonotable, from the late 6th-5th centuries BCE to the 5th-early 6thcenturies CE. These proceedings are divided into four parts showingbroad-ranging subjects: the first part tackles Ostian urbanism andterritory; the second building activities from designing to decorating;the third religion; and the fourth archaeological finds. Cet ouvrage presente les resultats du colloque Ricerche Archeologichealla Foce del Tevere qui s'est tenu du 18 au 20 decembre 2018 a Rome eta Ostie : cette rencontre offrit aux jeunes chercheurs l'opportunite depresenter a la communaute scientifique leurs propres recherches sur laville antique dOstie et le territoire environnant. La serie d'articlespresentee ici met en evidence de nouvelles pieces a conviction, denouveaux outils d'analyse, de nouvelles approches et de nouvellesquestions. Les contributeurs ont utilise les technologies les plusrecentes ou propose de nouvelles lectures de la documentationd'archives, qui reste une source precieuse d'informations, souventinedites. L'ampleur et la portee des analyses sont considerables, del'identification moleculaire de pigments a l'etude de larges pans duterritoire dOstie en utilisant les methodes du remote-sensing.L'arc chronologique est egalement vaste, depuis la fin du VIe -Ve sieclesav. J.-C. jusqu'au Ve-debut du VIe siecles ap. J.-C. Ces actes sontdivises en quatre parties presentant des sujets varies: la premierepartie aborde l'urbanisme et le territoire dOstie; la deuxieme lesactivites edilitaires, de la conception a la decoration; la troisieme lareligion; et la quatrieme le mobilier archeologique. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book presents the results of the colloquium Ricerche Archeologichealla Foce del Tevere which was held on 18-20th December 2018 in Rome andOstia. It provided young researchers with the opportunity to presenttheir own research on ancient Ostia and the surrounding territory to thescientific community. The collection of papers presented here shows newevidence, new analysis tools, new approaches and new questions. Thecontributors have used the latest technologies and scrutinized archivalrecords which are a valuable source of information that remain oftenunpublished. The scale and range of the analyses are impressive, fromthe molecular identification of pigments, to the remote-sensing study ofbroad swathes of the Ostian landscape. The chronological spread is alsonotable, from the late 6th-5th centuries BCE to the 5th-early 6thcenturies CE. These proceedings are divided into four parts showingbroad-ranging subjects: the first part tackles Ostian urbanism andterritory; the second building activities from designing to decorating;the third religion; and the fourth archaeological finds. Cet ouvrage presente les resultats du colloque Ricerche Archeologichealla Foce del Tevere qui s'est tenu du 18 au 20 decembre 2018 a Rome eta Ostie : cette rencontre offrit aux jeunes chercheurs l'opportunite depresenter a la communaute scientifique leurs propres recherches sur laville antique dOstie et le territoire environnant. La serie d'articlespresentee ici met en evidence de nouvelles pieces a conviction, denouveaux outils d'analyse, de nouvelles approches et de nouvellesquestions. Les contributeurs ont utilise les technologies les plusrecentes ou propose de nouvelles lectures de la documentationd'archives, qui reste une source precieuse d'informations, souventinedites. L'ampleur et la portee des analyses sont considerables, del'identification moleculaire de pigments a l'etude de larges pans duterritoire dOstie en utilisant les methodes du remote-sensing.L'arc chronologique est egalement vaste, depuis la fin du VIe -Ve sieclesav. J.-C. jusqu'au Ve-debut du VIe siecles ap. J.-C. Ces actes sontdivises en quatre parties presentant des sujets varies: la premierepartie aborde l'urbanisme et le territoire dOstie; la deuxieme lesactivites edilitaires, de la conception a la decoration; la troisieme lareligion; et la quatrieme le mobilier archeologique. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Streets played a key role in shaping the ancient economic townscape. We usually consider streets simply as a horoughfares for traffic, but this idea falls short of the facts as suggested by ancient authors like Martial or Juvenal. The 'street space' was built in three dimensions and was an important place for the social and economic interactions constituting the urban social life in Antiquity. Such a function clearly appears in the architecture of the street shaped by numerous tabernae built within atrium houses, rows of shops or multi-storey buildings and by the activities which happened there. In other words, the economy of ancient cities was not confined to specific buildings such as macella. On the contrary, economic activities extended beyond the walls of such buildings and invaded the whole urban fabric along the streets. The papers of the panel 'Ancient Streets and Urban Economy' intend to shed new light on the role of the space of the street in the urban economy in ancient societies between the 2 nd century BC and the 3 rd century AD in particular. To further our understanding, the different authors propose to examine some case studies from for instances Alba Fucens, Athens, Lugdunum, Norba, Ostia and Pompeii. 100 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Streets played a key role in shaping the ancient economic townscape. We usually consider streets simply as a horoughfares for traffic, but this idea falls short of the facts as suggested by ancient authors like Martial or Juvenal. The ¿street space¿ was built in three dimensions and was an important place for the social and economic interactions constituting the urban social life in Antiquity. Such a function clearly appears in the architecture of the street shaped by numerous tabernae built within atrium houses, rows of shops or multi-storey buildings and by the activities which happened there. In other words, the economy of ancient cities was not confined to specific buildings such as macella. On the contrary, economic activities extended beyond the walls of such buildings and invaded the whole urban fabric along the streets. The papers of the panel ¿Ancient Streets and Urban Economy¿ intend to shed new light on the role of the space of the street in the urban economy in ancient societies between the 2 nd century BC and the 3 rd century AD in particular. To further our understanding, the different authors propose to examine some case studies from for instances Alba Fucens, Athens, Lugdunum, Norba, Ostia and Pompeii.Propylaeum, Plöck 107-109, 69047 Heidelberg, Neckar 100 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Streets played a key role in shaping the ancient economic townscape. We usually consider streets simply as a horoughfares for traffic, but this idea falls short of the facts as suggested by ancient authors like Martial or Juvenal. The 'street space' was built in three dimensions and was an important place for the social and economic interactions constituting the urban social life in Antiquity. Such a function clearly appears in the architecture of the street shaped by numerous tabernae built within atrium houses, rows of shops or multi-storey buildings and by the activities which happened there. In other words, the economy of ancient cities was not confined to specific buildings such as macella. On the contrary, economic activities extended beyond the walls of such buildings and invaded the whole urban fabric along the streets. The papers of the panel 'Ancient Streets and Urban Economy' intend to shed new light on the role of the space of the street in the urban economy in ancient societies between the 2 nd century BC and the 3 rd century AD in particular. To further our understanding, the different authors propose to examine some case studies from for instances Alba Fucens, Athens, Lugdunum, Norba, Ostia and Pompeii.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Roman Street and Urban Economy | Panel 8.12 | Grégory Mainet (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Classical Archaeology 27 = Session 8, Panel 8.12 | Englisch | 2021 | Propylaeum | EAN 9783948465704 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Propylaeum, Plöck 107-109, 69047 Heidelberg, Neckar, ub[at]ub[dot]uni-heidelberg[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.