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- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K classification C1.
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K date "2022".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K language "ita".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K type conference.
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K hasPart 01HQ808JHJ7EZWE402QS6H0KCR.pdf.
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K subject "History and Archaeology".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K isbn "9788409458080".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K isbn "9788409458103".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K presentedAt urn:uuid:e02dd34b-30eb-4aad-9521-1ac2c3881648.
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K volume "10".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K abstract "A substantial majority of cities in Roman Italy can be considered as small towns. All of these circa 270 high order settlements measured less than 20 hectares and most of them can hardly be seen as dense urban population centres. Some were developed and planned during the Republic as smaller Roman colonies, reflecting the larger high status colonial centres that impacted greatly on the newly conquered Italian territories. Others were transformations of indigenous centres which gradually took the appearance of their Roman role models. Particularly in the latest phases of the Republic and during the early Imperial period, however, widespread processes of urbanization and municipalisation created a category of cities that were both smaller, and less consistently planned. Many developed along the road system and were clustered around an Augustan era forum in the centre of an agriculturally rich river basin or settlement chamber. The regional economy, elite competition and the needs for administrative organization were some of the main driving forces for their gradual development. This paper discusses some of the characteristics of this particular urban landscape in Italy, which shows many parallels with provincial contexts in West and East. To demonstrate the importance of regionalism, there is a focus on the recently investigated network of small towns in central Adriatic Italy, where urbanism studies and landscape archaeology approaches allow now a more holistic discussion of this phenomenon. Looking at archaeological evidence from multiple small urban sites, away from the traditionally studied centres in Latium and Campania, such as Ostia and Pompeii, allows a deeper understanding of the remarkable diversity of Roman cityscapes.".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K author F40D4254-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K dateCreated "2024-02-22T08:50:07Z".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K dateModified "2024-07-09T15:43:53Z".
- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K editor urn:uuid:1005f6ab-0ac2-4a8b-86be-81289eb0b26a.
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- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K name "'Small towns' dell'Italia romana : da una prospettiva diacronica a una regionale".
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- 01HQ803YNVR1ZDXYYTSP6WMK0K type C1.