Il Duomo Di Siena : : excavations and pottery below Siena Cathedral / / Gabriele Castiglia.
Presents excavation data and pottery finds from the stratigraphy underneath the cathedral of Siena. The surveys were conducted between 2000-2003. The ultimate goal is to trace a view of the settlement types and economic framework that has affected the hill of the Cathedral from the Classical age to...
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Castiglia, Gabriele, author. Il Duomo Di Siena : excavations and pottery below Siena Cathedral / Gabriele Castiglia. 1st ed. Oxford : Archaeopress, [2014] ©2014 1 online resource (171 pages). text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Archaeopress archaeology Includes bibliographical references. Description based on print version record. Presents excavation data and pottery finds from the stratigraphy underneath the cathedral of Siena. The surveys were conducted between 2000-2003. The ultimate goal is to trace a view of the settlement types and economic framework that has affected the hill of the Cathedral from the Classical age to the late Middle Ages. Intro -- _GoBack -- Foreword -- The missed opportunities of a town: -- Siena, excavations beneath the cathedral -- Premise -- The Excavation -- The cathedral hill from its origins to the Roman era -- Rhythms of the crisis -- The contextual recession between Late Antiquity -- and the Early Middle Ages -- The Early Middle Ages -- New forms of settlement and economic relations between the -- 6th and 10th centuries AD -- A Second Transition -- The rebirth of the context in the Middle Ages -- Pottery from the Excavation -- Introduction -- Coarse Ware -- Fine ware -- African Red Slip Ware (ARS) -- Red engobe ware -- Amphorae -- Lamps -- Sigillata Italica -- Maiolica Arcaica -- Glazed Ware -- Conclusions -- Appendix -- Methodological notes and analysis of mixtures -- Bibliography -- Fig. I: Excavations and surveys in Siena -- Fig. II: Topographic identification of the excavation and the surveyed rooms. -- Fig. 1: GIS elaboration of the rooms investigated during the excavation. -- Fig. 2: Hypothetical topography of Siena during the Roman centuries (PALLECCHI 2006). -- Fig. 3: Topographic position of the well. -- Fig. 4: Well with animal deposits, and (right) a detail of one. -- Fig. 6: Two of the lamps (volute) found inside the well (1st century AD). -- Fig. 5: GIS elaboration of the animal entombents found in primary deposition inside the well (CAUSARANO 2009). -- Fig. 8: The semicircular wall, probably dating to the 4th century AD and its topographic position. -- Fig. 7: The structure with two apses identified below the Santa Maria della Scala (CANTINI 2005). -- Fig. 9: Pottery wares between 5th and 6th centuries AD, with the principal typologies. -- Fig. 10: A burial dating to the 5th century AD. -- Fig. 11: GIS elaboration of the grübenhaus and its topographic position. -- Fig. 12: The grübenhaus during its excavation and its 3D reconstruction. Fig. 13: Lamps found inside the grübenhaus (5th-6th century AD). -- Fig. 14: Bronze cloak pin from one of the burials (6th-7h century AD). -- Fig. 15: The two 12th-century siloi. -- Fig. 16: The apse linked to the 12th-century cathedral, attested by documents since 102 AD. -- Fig. 17: GIS elaboration of the documented phases of the cathedral (CAUSARANO 2005). -- Fig. 18: The two identified dump pits. -- Fig. 19: Pottery from the two dump pits. Drawing (below) of a jug with the emblem of the Opera del Duomo. -- Fig. 20: The arrows indicate the two bases serving as foundations -- Fig. 21: Fragments of mosaic found in secondary deposits, dating to 3rd-4th century AD (CHIESA 2012-2013). -- Fig. 22: GIS elaboration of the 15th-century loculi. -- Fig. 23: Detail of a burial inside one of the loculi, with an individual wearing a cape bearing the cross of the Order of the Knights of Malta. -- Fig. 24: Graphic showing the percentage level of residual materials over the centuries (CASTIGLIA 2012). -- Fig. 25:14th-century cooking vessel (olla). -- Fig. 26: 13th/14th-century cooking vessels (ollae). -- Fig. 27: Late 14th/15th century corse ware jug. -- Fig. 28: 15th-century fine ware moneybox. -- Fig. 29: 14th-century fine ware pitcher. -- Fig. 30: Red engobe ware production centres in Tuscany. -- Fig. 31: Circulation of amphorae directed to Siena in Late Antiquity. -- Fig. 32: Lamps 'a volute' from inside the votive well (1st century AD). -- Fig. 33: Lamps from the grübenhaus fill (5th-6th century). -- Fig. 34: Maiolica arcaica jugs. The left one bears the Opera del Duomo emblem. -- Fig. 35: Jug in monochrome Maiolica. -- Fig. 36: On the right a Maiolica arcaica sauce boat. -- Fig. 37: Glazed ware cooking pots (14th century AD). -- Fig. 38: Hypothetical plan of the defensive walls in Roman times. Fig. 39: Table and coarse wares from the 'Age of Transition' and the Early Middle Ages. -- Fig. 1a: Interface of the DBMS Carta Archeologica. -- Fig. 2a: Interface of the DBMS Carta Archeologica (Reperti container). -- Fig. 3a: Example of the Tabella quantificazioni (Quantification table). Duomo di Siena. Siena (Italy) Antiquities. 1-905739-74-5 Archaeopress archaeology. |
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Castiglia, Gabriele, Il Duomo Di Siena : excavations and pottery below Siena Cathedral / Archaeopress archaeology Intro -- _GoBack -- Foreword -- The missed opportunities of a town: -- Siena, excavations beneath the cathedral -- Premise -- The Excavation -- The cathedral hill from its origins to the Roman era -- Rhythms of the crisis -- The contextual recession between Late Antiquity -- and the Early Middle Ages -- The Early Middle Ages -- New forms of settlement and economic relations between the -- 6th and 10th centuries AD -- A Second Transition -- The rebirth of the context in the Middle Ages -- Pottery from the Excavation -- Introduction -- Coarse Ware -- Fine ware -- African Red Slip Ware (ARS) -- Red engobe ware -- Amphorae -- Lamps -- Sigillata Italica -- Maiolica Arcaica -- Glazed Ware -- Conclusions -- Appendix -- Methodological notes and analysis of mixtures -- Bibliography -- Fig. I: Excavations and surveys in Siena -- Fig. II: Topographic identification of the excavation and the surveyed rooms. -- Fig. 1: GIS elaboration of the rooms investigated during the excavation. -- Fig. 2: Hypothetical topography of Siena during the Roman centuries (PALLECCHI 2006). -- Fig. 3: Topographic position of the well. -- Fig. 4: Well with animal deposits, and (right) a detail of one. -- Fig. 6: Two of the lamps (volute) found inside the well (1st century AD). -- Fig. 5: GIS elaboration of the animal entombents found in primary deposition inside the well (CAUSARANO 2009). -- Fig. 8: The semicircular wall, probably dating to the 4th century AD and its topographic position. -- Fig. 7: The structure with two apses identified below the Santa Maria della Scala (CANTINI 2005). -- Fig. 9: Pottery wares between 5th and 6th centuries AD, with the principal typologies. -- Fig. 10: A burial dating to the 5th century AD. -- Fig. 11: GIS elaboration of the grübenhaus and its topographic position. -- Fig. 12: The grübenhaus during its excavation and its 3D reconstruction. Fig. 13: Lamps found inside the grübenhaus (5th-6th century AD). -- Fig. 14: Bronze cloak pin from one of the burials (6th-7h century AD). -- Fig. 15: The two 12th-century siloi. -- Fig. 16: The apse linked to the 12th-century cathedral, attested by documents since 102 AD. -- Fig. 17: GIS elaboration of the documented phases of the cathedral (CAUSARANO 2005). -- Fig. 18: The two identified dump pits. -- Fig. 19: Pottery from the two dump pits. Drawing (below) of a jug with the emblem of the Opera del Duomo. -- Fig. 20: The arrows indicate the two bases serving as foundations -- Fig. 21: Fragments of mosaic found in secondary deposits, dating to 3rd-4th century AD (CHIESA 2012-2013). -- Fig. 22: GIS elaboration of the 15th-century loculi. -- Fig. 23: Detail of a burial inside one of the loculi, with an individual wearing a cape bearing the cross of the Order of the Knights of Malta. -- Fig. 24: Graphic showing the percentage level of residual materials over the centuries (CASTIGLIA 2012). -- Fig. 25:14th-century cooking vessel (olla). -- Fig. 26: 13th/14th-century cooking vessels (ollae). -- Fig. 27: Late 14th/15th century corse ware jug. -- Fig. 28: 15th-century fine ware moneybox. -- Fig. 29: 14th-century fine ware pitcher. -- Fig. 30: Red engobe ware production centres in Tuscany. -- Fig. 31: Circulation of amphorae directed to Siena in Late Antiquity. -- Fig. 32: Lamps 'a volute' from inside the votive well (1st century AD). -- Fig. 33: Lamps from the grübenhaus fill (5th-6th century). -- Fig. 34: Maiolica arcaica jugs. The left one bears the Opera del Duomo emblem. -- Fig. 35: Jug in monochrome Maiolica. -- Fig. 36: On the right a Maiolica arcaica sauce boat. -- Fig. 37: Glazed ware cooking pots (14th century AD). -- Fig. 38: Hypothetical plan of the defensive walls in Roman times. Fig. 39: Table and coarse wares from the 'Age of Transition' and the Early Middle Ages. -- Fig. 1a: Interface of the DBMS Carta Archeologica. -- Fig. 2a: Interface of the DBMS Carta Archeologica (Reperti container). -- Fig. 3a: Example of the Tabella quantificazioni (Quantification table). |
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Intro -- _GoBack -- Foreword -- The missed opportunities of a town: -- Siena, excavations beneath the cathedral -- Premise -- The Excavation -- The cathedral hill from its origins to the Roman era -- Rhythms of the crisis -- The contextual recession between Late Antiquity -- and the Early Middle Ages -- The Early Middle Ages -- New forms of settlement and economic relations between the -- 6th and 10th centuries AD -- A Second Transition -- The rebirth of the context in the Middle Ages -- Pottery from the Excavation -- Introduction -- Coarse Ware -- Fine ware -- African Red Slip Ware (ARS) -- Red engobe ware -- Amphorae -- Lamps -- Sigillata Italica -- Maiolica Arcaica -- Glazed Ware -- Conclusions -- Appendix -- Methodological notes and analysis of mixtures -- Bibliography -- Fig. I: Excavations and surveys in Siena -- Fig. II: Topographic identification of the excavation and the surveyed rooms. -- Fig. 1: GIS elaboration of the rooms investigated during the excavation. -- Fig. 2: Hypothetical topography of Siena during the Roman centuries (PALLECCHI 2006). -- Fig. 3: Topographic position of the well. -- Fig. 4: Well with animal deposits, and (right) a detail of one. -- Fig. 6: Two of the lamps (volute) found inside the well (1st century AD). -- Fig. 5: GIS elaboration of the animal entombents found in primary deposition inside the well (CAUSARANO 2009). -- Fig. 8: The semicircular wall, probably dating to the 4th century AD and its topographic position. -- Fig. 7: The structure with two apses identified below the Santa Maria della Scala (CANTINI 2005). -- Fig. 9: Pottery wares between 5th and 6th centuries AD, with the principal typologies. -- Fig. 10: A burial dating to the 5th century AD. -- Fig. 11: GIS elaboration of the grübenhaus and its topographic position. -- Fig. 12: The grübenhaus during its excavation and its 3D reconstruction. Fig. 13: Lamps found inside the grübenhaus (5th-6th century AD). -- Fig. 14: Bronze cloak pin from one of the burials (6th-7h century AD). -- Fig. 15: The two 12th-century siloi. -- Fig. 16: The apse linked to the 12th-century cathedral, attested by documents since 102 AD. -- Fig. 17: GIS elaboration of the documented phases of the cathedral (CAUSARANO 2005). -- Fig. 18: The two identified dump pits. -- Fig. 19: Pottery from the two dump pits. Drawing (below) of a jug with the emblem of the Opera del Duomo. -- Fig. 20: The arrows indicate the two bases serving as foundations -- Fig. 21: Fragments of mosaic found in secondary deposits, dating to 3rd-4th century AD (CHIESA 2012-2013). -- Fig. 22: GIS elaboration of the 15th-century loculi. -- Fig. 23: Detail of a burial inside one of the loculi, with an individual wearing a cape bearing the cross of the Order of the Knights of Malta. -- Fig. 24: Graphic showing the percentage level of residual materials over the centuries (CASTIGLIA 2012). -- Fig. 25:14th-century cooking vessel (olla). -- Fig. 26: 13th/14th-century cooking vessels (ollae). -- Fig. 27: Late 14th/15th century corse ware jug. -- Fig. 28: 15th-century fine ware moneybox. -- Fig. 29: 14th-century fine ware pitcher. -- Fig. 30: Red engobe ware production centres in Tuscany. -- Fig. 31: Circulation of amphorae directed to Siena in Late Antiquity. -- Fig. 32: Lamps 'a volute' from inside the votive well (1st century AD). -- Fig. 33: Lamps from the grübenhaus fill (5th-6th century). -- Fig. 34: Maiolica arcaica jugs. The left one bears the Opera del Duomo emblem. -- Fig. 35: Jug in monochrome Maiolica. -- Fig. 36: On the right a Maiolica arcaica sauce boat. -- Fig. 37: Glazed ware cooking pots (14th century AD). -- Fig. 38: Hypothetical plan of the defensive walls in Roman times. Fig. 39: Table and coarse wares from the 'Age of Transition' and the Early Middle Ages. -- Fig. 1a: Interface of the DBMS Carta Archeologica. -- Fig. 2a: Interface of the DBMS Carta Archeologica (Reperti container). -- Fig. 3a: Example of the Tabella quantificazioni (Quantification table). |
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