In this paper the author emphasises the contribution of the archaeological (material) record – integrated with historical (written) evidence – to more carefully reconstruct and model historical dynamics. He uses the evidence that the Istituto Universitario Orientale of Naples (Italy) and Boston University (USA) were collecting at Bieta Giyorgis, to the NW of Aksum (Northern Etiopia), as part of the joint IUO-BY Aksum Archaeological Project which was in progress since 1993 under the direction of Kathryn A. Bard (BU) and the author himself
The article deals with the archaeological evidence of the earliest phase of the Aksumite culture (Pr...
The nature of the origin of Ethiopian archaeology1 (ies) is contestable on many grounds. It often ov...
Archaeological site formation and distribution in Eastern Tigrai, Ethiopia can reveal the characteri...
In this paper the author emphasises the contribution of the archaeological (material) record – integ...
From 1993 to 2003 archaeological investigations were conducted on Bieta Giyorgis hill to the northwe...
The results of the 2002 field season of the Italian-American at Bieta Giyorgis, near Aksum (Tigrai, ...
The paper deals with the main results of the Italian-American archaeological research project at Bie...
This two-volume work provides a detailed account of five seasons’ archaeological research at Aksum, ...
The Pre-Aksumite to Aksumite transition (PA-A transition) is a critically important period in the cu...
Recensione al volume di L. Sernicola avente come titolo "Ancient Settlement Patterns in the Area of ...
The paper focus on the GIS and remote sensing applications implemented in the framework of the Itali...
After a survey of the geographical environment, this article presents some of the research conducted...
The article deals with the administrative devices (sealings, seals, tokens, clay tablets bearing not...
The content of this volume originates in the organization of a special panel for the 18th Internatio...
The Pre-Aksumite Period (mid-second to late first millennia BC) witnessed the rise of complex societ...
The article deals with the archaeological evidence of the earliest phase of the Aksumite culture (Pr...
The nature of the origin of Ethiopian archaeology1 (ies) is contestable on many grounds. It often ov...
Archaeological site formation and distribution in Eastern Tigrai, Ethiopia can reveal the characteri...
In this paper the author emphasises the contribution of the archaeological (material) record – integ...
From 1993 to 2003 archaeological investigations were conducted on Bieta Giyorgis hill to the northwe...
The results of the 2002 field season of the Italian-American at Bieta Giyorgis, near Aksum (Tigrai, ...
The paper deals with the main results of the Italian-American archaeological research project at Bie...
This two-volume work provides a detailed account of five seasons’ archaeological research at Aksum, ...
The Pre-Aksumite to Aksumite transition (PA-A transition) is a critically important period in the cu...
Recensione al volume di L. Sernicola avente come titolo "Ancient Settlement Patterns in the Area of ...
The paper focus on the GIS and remote sensing applications implemented in the framework of the Itali...
After a survey of the geographical environment, this article presents some of the research conducted...
The article deals with the administrative devices (sealings, seals, tokens, clay tablets bearing not...
The content of this volume originates in the organization of a special panel for the 18th Internatio...
The Pre-Aksumite Period (mid-second to late first millennia BC) witnessed the rise of complex societ...
The article deals with the archaeological evidence of the earliest phase of the Aksumite culture (Pr...
The nature of the origin of Ethiopian archaeology1 (ies) is contestable on many grounds. It often ov...
Archaeological site formation and distribution in Eastern Tigrai, Ethiopia can reveal the characteri...