The settlement of Sorgenti della Nova, dating to the Late Bronze Age, is characterized by a proto-urban spatial organization, hosting a series of complex structures, among which sub-elliptic wooden/straw huts, artificial caves, animal enclosures, warehouses and service structures. As part as this last category, 5 ovens has been found in the site, both within and nearby the huts, very likely used for food processing and cooking. This paper presents preliminary results of experimental and archeometric research. In particular the astonishing state of preservation of oven 1 provided precious data for a pilot-experiment, testing hypotheses about building techniques and the relationship between shape and materials related to the thermal behavior....
Le capanne di Mursia sono frequentemente caratterizzate da strutture domestiche connesse con le pro...
The Forcello site (Bagnolo S. Vito, Mantua) is the main Etruscan settlement north of the Po in the 6...
Temples Park within the Hellenistic Roman Quarter, an interesting production context was identified...
L'abitato di Sorgenti della Nova, datato al Bronzo Finale, è caratterizzato da una organizzazione de...
The introduction of agricultural practices fostered the development of specific technologies for the ...
This article aims at analyzing ovens and cooking plates found in Italian prehistoric contexts. A mul...
The introduction of agricultural practices has led to the adoption of new technologies for the treat...
The Bronze Age settlement of Mursia (XVIII – XV cent. BC) displays several examples of domestic stru...
Ovens with mobile elements have been known in the Bronze and Iron Ages of Western Europe since the 1...
This paper presents a new evidence of underground ovens found in the ancient Neolithic site of Porto...
This paper presents a new evidence of underground ovens found in the andent Neolithic site of Porton...
This paper aims to examine the available data about the cultivation and storage of cereals in the ea...
The B6 hut of the Bronze Age settlement of Mursia (Pantelleria, TP) belongs to the first phase insid...
This paper summarizes the results of investigations carried out by the University of Bologna in sect...
Excavations carried out in 2002-2003 by the Office of Archaeological Heritage of Bolzano in Bressano...
Le capanne di Mursia sono frequentemente caratterizzate da strutture domestiche connesse con le pro...
The Forcello site (Bagnolo S. Vito, Mantua) is the main Etruscan settlement north of the Po in the 6...
Temples Park within the Hellenistic Roman Quarter, an interesting production context was identified...
L'abitato di Sorgenti della Nova, datato al Bronzo Finale, è caratterizzato da una organizzazione de...
The introduction of agricultural practices fostered the development of specific technologies for the ...
This article aims at analyzing ovens and cooking plates found in Italian prehistoric contexts. A mul...
The introduction of agricultural practices has led to the adoption of new technologies for the treat...
The Bronze Age settlement of Mursia (XVIII – XV cent. BC) displays several examples of domestic stru...
Ovens with mobile elements have been known in the Bronze and Iron Ages of Western Europe since the 1...
This paper presents a new evidence of underground ovens found in the ancient Neolithic site of Porto...
This paper presents a new evidence of underground ovens found in the andent Neolithic site of Porton...
This paper aims to examine the available data about the cultivation and storage of cereals in the ea...
The B6 hut of the Bronze Age settlement of Mursia (Pantelleria, TP) belongs to the first phase insid...
This paper summarizes the results of investigations carried out by the University of Bologna in sect...
Excavations carried out in 2002-2003 by the Office of Archaeological Heritage of Bolzano in Bressano...
Le capanne di Mursia sono frequentemente caratterizzate da strutture domestiche connesse con le pro...
The Forcello site (Bagnolo S. Vito, Mantua) is the main Etruscan settlement north of the Po in the 6...
Temples Park within the Hellenistic Roman Quarter, an interesting production context was identified...