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Gioacchino Falsone

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Le campagne di scavo presso il sito di Tell Shiyuk Tahtani. Syria, regione di Aleppo.

2007

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Phoenician and Punic Sites in Sicily

2013

A survey of Phoenician and Punic archaeological sites and monuments in Sicily. An update of recent excavations and finds.

Phoenicians Punic civilization Sicily archaeological evidence sites and finds.Settore L-OR/06 - Archeologia Fenicio-Punica
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Tell Shiyukh Tahtani. New light on the Bronze Age sequence

2014

This report briefly describes the latest results of the Italian rescue excavations at Shiyukh Tahtani on the Upper Syrian Euphrates. Fieldwork continued on the eastern slope of the mound, aiming to further investigate the Bronze Age levels. A main operation, halfway down the slope, focused upon the earliest MB I layers, where a group of burials was unearthed, mostly consisting of adult interments in oval pits and child pot burials. A most striking finding was the ‘Spinstress tomb’. At the foot of the slope, the exploration of a mud-brick compound, dating back to the early third millennium BC, continued. Here further remarkable evidence of massive domestic architecture in a fine Mesopotamian…

Tell Shiyukh Tahtani Euphrates valley Syria transition Late Chalcolithic tradition Early Bronze Age architecture Midlle Bronze Age burialsSettore L-OR/05 - Archeologia E Storia Dell'Arte Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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George Smith. Un assiriologo inglese a Palermo.

2008

assiriologoGeorge SmithPalermo
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Mozia. La storia degli scavi

2004

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Le aree industriali

2004

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NEW ANTHROPOLOGICAL DATA FROM THE ARCHAIC NECROPOLIS AT MOTYA (2013 EXCAVATION SEASON)

2018

In this paper we present the most recent anthropological study on bones of the archaic tombs of Motya (Sicily, Italy), where a large necropolis has been brought to light since the first excavations of Joseph Whitaker. The newly acquired data suggest that this portion of the Motya archaic cemetery was not exclusively devoted to the incineration of particular classes of age but the urns and cists could contain multiple burials of very different ages. .

Settore L-OR/06 - Archeologia Fenicio-PunicaNecropolis anthropological study cremation Motya.Settore BIO/08 - Antropologia
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Human Remains and Funerary Rites in the Phoenician Necropolis of Motya (Sicily)

2017

03 medical and health sciencesArcheology0302 clinical medicineHistoryAnthropology010401 analytical chemistrylanguage030216 legal & forensic medicinePhoenicianAncient history01 natural scienceslanguage.human_language0104 chemical sciencesInternational Journal of Osteoarchaeology
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Sul culto dei betili a Mozia. A proposito di un cono sacro

2013

Aniconismo iconografia religione fenicio-punica culti monumenti lapidei.Settore L-OR/06 - Archeologia Fenicio-PunicaSettore L-OR/05 - Archeologia E Storia Dell'Arte Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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The ´champagne-cup` period at Carchemish. A review of the Early Bronze Age levels on the Acropolis Mound and the problem of the Inner Town.

2007

The pioneer excavations conducted by the British Museum expedition at the famous site of Carchemish in the 1910’s brought to light a large number of buildings, sculptures and inscriptions which provide an outline of the urban layout of the Iron Age city and its monuments. While many scholars have often attempted to re-examine the epigraphic material as well as the style and chronology of the major works of this period in order to set them in a proper historical context, much less attention has been paid to the earlier levels mainly uncovered on the Acropolis mound, ranging from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age. This paper discusses the archaeological evidence available and attempted to recon…

Early Bronze Age Syria Carchemish Lawrence of Arabia Leonard Woolley pottery studiesSettore L-OR/05 - Archeologia E Storia Dell'Arte Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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NEW ANTHROPOLOGICAL DATA FROM THE ARCHAIC CEMETERY AT MOTYA

2014

The archaic necropolis at Motya has been long recognized as a site of great interest for the study of Phoenician burial customs in the West. Since its discovery by Joseph Whitaker more than a century ago, over 300 burials have been brought to light - mainly dating to the late 8th-7th century BC. Burials are characterized by jars used as urns and box-shaped stone cists containing the ashes and burnt bones of the dead. These are indeed secondary cremations, a very common funerary ritual of the Iron Age in the Phoenician homeland and in the colonies overseas. Despite the relevant bearing of this cemetery on historical and cultural grounds, anthropological analysis unfortunately has been mostly…

Mozia Anthropology Skeleton Biology IncinerationSettore BIO/08 - Antropologia
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Nuove Ricerche a Castellazzo di Poggioreale. Campagne 2008-2009.

2012

Resoconto preliminare di due campagne di scavo nel sito indigeno di Monte Castellazzo, Valle del Belice, Sicilia. Viene descritto un muraglione con scalinata di età medievale costruito lungo il costone 540. Sono anche descritte le varie fasi di vita di una capanna protostorica di VIII-VII secolo a.C. e di un edificio a pianta rettangolare di età arcaica fine VII-VI sec. a.C. Sono infine illustrati gli interessantissimi reperti di un deposito di fondazione, comprendenti ceramica "elima" e greca di importazione, pesi da telaio, metalli allo stato grezzo e altri fittili di notevole qualità.

Scavi Monte Castellazzo Poggioreale
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Ricordo di Vincenzo Tusa (1921-2009)

2011

Viene illustrata la figura del Soprintendente e archeologo Vincenzo Tusa come uomo e come studioso: le sue ricerche e scavi nella Siclia occidentale (Solunto, Selinunte, Mozia, Segesta, etc.), le sue molteplici attività a difesa dei Beni culturali, e le sue opere e scritti scientifici.

biografia scavi archeologici politica beni culturali
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Il vaso di Bocchoris da Marsala: opera egizia o fenicia ?

2006

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Tell Shiyukh Tahtani, Syria Report of the 2006-09 Seasons

2012

The Italian excavations at Shiyukh Tahtani have recently resumed, revealing a long occupation sequence on the mound’s eastern slope (Area CD). In Trench D23, on the summit, an Iron Age level II building contained a rich array of pottery, sheep knuckle bones, clay ‘bobbins’ and an unstratified Egyptian scarab of Menkheperre. An earlier massive building (LBA ?) was also excavated below the Iron Age II occupation. Halfway down the slope the lower level of a large burnt complex of Middle Bronze I date contained rich finds and various burials characterized by peculiar rituals. Finally, in a deep trench down below the slope, EB I-II remains included niched mud-brick architecture of fine Mesopo…

Syria Early Bronze Age Middle Bronze Age Middle EuphratesSettore L-OR/05 - Archeologia E Storia Dell'Arte Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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Santa Margherita Belice

2010

Si descrivono le scoperte archeologiche fatte in passato nel territorio del Comune di Santa Margherita Belice (prov. AG), risalenti ad età preistorica e protostorica.

Scoperte archeologia Valle Belice
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Tell Shiyukh Tahtani on the Euphrates. Highlights of the last excavation seasons

2010

In recent years (2006-09) the University of Palermo Euphrates expedition has continued rescue excavations at Tell Shiyukh Tahtani (the “Lower Hill of Sheikhs”) as part of the Tishreen Dam Salvage Project. Located on the left bank of the River south of Jerablus, in the land that once was the Carchemish district, this small mound has revealed a long occupation sequence from around 3.000 B.C. to Byzantine and early Islamic times. During the last three seasons we mainly concentrated in the investigation of the eastern slope of the upper tell (Area CD), where a continuous Bronze Age occupation has been detected. Apart from the later levels (EB IV, Middle and Late Bronze Age), one of the main goa…

Excavation Report Euphrates valley SyriaSettore L-OR/05 - Archeologia E Storia Dell'Arte Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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Benedikt Isserlin, archeologo e orientalista

2005

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Tell Shiyukh Tahtani, Nord Siria. Relazione sull'attività della Missione Eufrate nell'anno 2008.

2008

Survey and excavations in the Middle Euphrates Valley, Syria. 2008 Season.

Excavation Report Archaeology SyriaSettore L-OR/05 - Archeologia E Storia Dell'Arte Del Vicino Oriente Antico
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Tell Shiyukh Tahtani. Relazione sull'attività svolta dalla Missione Eufrate nell'anno 2004

2004

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Voce "Shuyukh Tahtani (Tall ash-)"

2004

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