This chapter is an investigation of cultic practices in Iron Age and early Roman Veneto (Italy) through the analysis of inscribed utensils used for the preparation and consumption of food and drink in sanctuary sites. By drawing on anthropological research which has long recognised the importance of eating and drinking as powerful metaphors and practices of a paramount importance in the negotiation of a large range of socio-political and economic dynamics, my aim is to show how a capillary analysis of material culture specifically related to ritual drinking and food consumption can be an important tool to shed light on issues of gender, ethnicity, social interaction and power negotiation. Given the role of culinary equipment as a symbolic v...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Ritual consumption practices in the lower Ebro bassin (s. VII-VI BC). Commensality, ideology and soc...
This research investigates common food and feasting practices in both Celtic/Iron Age and Roman Euro...
This research investigates common food and feasting practices in both Celtic/Iron Age and Roman Euro...
This research investigates common food and feasting practices in both Celtic/Iron Age and Roman Euro...
none2noDespite being prohibited by a number of world religions, drinking alcohol together represents...
The aim of this article is to analyze ritualized practices of drinking and eating in Etruria during ...
The aim of this article is to analyze ritualized practices of drinking and eating in Etruria during ...
From Apicius to the table of the barbarian kings. Interest in the history of diet and of feeding pra...
The Early Celtic site of the Heuneburg (Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany) has long been understood as a h...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 92-109.Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Alcohol consumpt...
Pràctiques de consum ritual al curs inferior de l'Ebre (segles VII-VI ane). Comensalitat, ideologia ...
This book examines the ways in which lived religion in Roman Italy involved personal and communal ex...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Ritual consumption practices in the lower Ebro bassin (s. VII-VI BC). Commensality, ideology and soc...
This research investigates common food and feasting practices in both Celtic/Iron Age and Roman Euro...
This research investigates common food and feasting practices in both Celtic/Iron Age and Roman Euro...
This research investigates common food and feasting practices in both Celtic/Iron Age and Roman Euro...
none2noDespite being prohibited by a number of world religions, drinking alcohol together represents...
The aim of this article is to analyze ritualized practices of drinking and eating in Etruria during ...
The aim of this article is to analyze ritualized practices of drinking and eating in Etruria during ...
From Apicius to the table of the barbarian kings. Interest in the history of diet and of feeding pra...
The Early Celtic site of the Heuneburg (Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany) has long been understood as a h...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 92-109.Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Alcohol consumpt...
Pràctiques de consum ritual al curs inferior de l'Ebre (segles VII-VI ane). Comensalitat, ideologia ...
This book examines the ways in which lived religion in Roman Italy involved personal and communal ex...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...
Identifying the ‘Lucanians’ has long been a complex issue. Myriad approaches have sought to correla...