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- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB classification C3.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB date "2021".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB language "eng".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB type conference.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB subject "History and Archaeology".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB isbn "9788090727083".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB presentedAt urn:uuid:8731c32e-1583-4b72-9e9e-098603bc3fb2.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB abstract "This paper presents new research of the monumental mountaintop site Monte Primo near Pioraco (Marche, Italy) and the changing landscape in which it is situated. Monte Primo was in use between the Late Bronze Age and the Roman Republic period and is characterized by a series of large enclosures of uncertain date which cover an area of ca. 2 hectares. The earliest occupation of this 1300 m high summit is often interpreted as a fire offering place (‘Brandopferplatz’) related to pastoral land use. Iron Age and Roman activity is attested by various bronze figurines found by metal detectorists and/or looting. Geophysical prospection, aerial photography, and surface modelling allowed to analyze the spatial organization of the large enclosures and natural features on the mountain, and to model the ritualized access to the summit. By placing Monte Primo in a longue durée context of increasing social complexity and landscape formation processes, this presentation proposes how this site was embedded in its cultural and natural surroundings, and how its role changed during its 1000-year occupation history.".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB author 84647FEA-A6F4-11E7-8878-09B7AD28A064.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB dateCreated "2024-04-03T11:00:41Z".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB dateModified "2024-10-29T18:40:18Z".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB name "The changing landscapes of Monte Primo (central Apennines, Italy) : new perspectives on a monumental mountain top site".
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB pagination urn:uuid:9dc8d576-05f2-4920-864f-d2a4b97fa7ac.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB publisher urn:uuid:ce2d4179-73ec-4f3c-a804-be189a2a7b96.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB sameAs LU-01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB sourceOrganization urn:uuid:dd84428a-6319-4e1a-9af1-3b90f0826c2b.
- 01HTHSWGJ67HSG4Z5JYEA2J5XB type C3.