Add to ORKGAnalysis of the waterlogged woods and of charred bota- nical matter — charcoal and seeds— from the archaeological site of Somma Vesuviana provides information about feeding resources and natural vegetation on the Vesuvius’ north slope in 472 AD. The authors conclude that the area was strongly anthropized but not degraded, with wild woodlands and cultivated stands; furthermore they found relevant data about Castanea sativa local cultivation on Somma Mountain
Anthracological analysis has been carried out in three sites located on the Tyrrhenian coast of cent...
Archaeo-environmental data were obtained from five small rural sites excavated as part of the Roman ...
In order to detect land use and forest cover changes from the 3<sup>rd</sup> century BC to the half ...
Analysis of the waterlogged woods and of charred bota- nical matter — charcoal and seeds— from the a...
Cultural landscape in late Antiquity at the northern slope of Vesuvius. ► Charcoal analysis, 14C dat...
Charcoal analysis was carried out in two archaeological sites on the north slope of the Somma-Vesuvi...
Charcoal analysis was carried out in two archaeological sites on the north slope of the Somma-Vesuvi...
The Vesuvius area near Naples, southern Italy, is one of the richest places for archaeological finds...
The city of Herculaneum (Naples, southern Italy), buried by the volcanic eruption of Mount Somma-Ves...
This study aimed to interpret soil fertility around Somma Vesuviana in ancient Rome from investigati...
In Italy, archaeobotanical research from urban contexts dated to the Roman period, if compared with ...
The archaeobotanical study of the charred macro-remains recovered from the burnt settlement of La Fo...
The AD 472 eruption and its impact on some sites on the slopes of Vesuvius. This contribution provid...
This study investigates the territories of Neapolis and Nola in order to understand what role they p...
In 2009, an archaeological excavation (named “Ex Cinema Capitol”) was carried out in the current his...
Anthracological analysis has been carried out in three sites located on the Tyrrhenian coast of cent...
Archaeo-environmental data were obtained from five small rural sites excavated as part of the Roman ...
In order to detect land use and forest cover changes from the 3<sup>rd</sup> century BC to the half ...
Analysis of the waterlogged woods and of charred bota- nical matter — charcoal and seeds— from the a...
Cultural landscape in late Antiquity at the northern slope of Vesuvius. ► Charcoal analysis, 14C dat...
Charcoal analysis was carried out in two archaeological sites on the north slope of the Somma-Vesuvi...
Charcoal analysis was carried out in two archaeological sites on the north slope of the Somma-Vesuvi...
The Vesuvius area near Naples, southern Italy, is one of the richest places for archaeological finds...
The city of Herculaneum (Naples, southern Italy), buried by the volcanic eruption of Mount Somma-Ves...
This study aimed to interpret soil fertility around Somma Vesuviana in ancient Rome from investigati...
In Italy, archaeobotanical research from urban contexts dated to the Roman period, if compared with ...
The archaeobotanical study of the charred macro-remains recovered from the burnt settlement of La Fo...
The AD 472 eruption and its impact on some sites on the slopes of Vesuvius. This contribution provid...
This study investigates the territories of Neapolis and Nola in order to understand what role they p...
In 2009, an archaeological excavation (named “Ex Cinema Capitol”) was carried out in the current his...
Anthracological analysis has been carried out in three sites located on the Tyrrhenian coast of cent...
Archaeo-environmental data were obtained from five small rural sites excavated as part of the Roman ...
In order to detect land use and forest cover changes from the 3<sup>rd</sup> century BC to the half ...