Papers by simona rafanelli
"Etruria Felix. Produzione, trasformazione e consumo delle risorse alimentari nei territori etruschi", Giornate in onore di Giovannangelo Camporeale (Massa Marittima, 25-26 settembre 2021), 2022
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Otium, 2018
If compared to the Etruscan Farm (VI - V century BC) along the river Alma, which is an emblematic... more If compared to the Etruscan Farm (VI - V century BC) along the river Alma, which is an emblematic case of political and cultural dominance of Vetulonia throughout the entire existence of a settlement, the case of the Villa of Nomadelfia (1st cent. BC - mid-2nd cent. AD) is very unusual: built in a 'liminare' territory, belonging to the Etruscan Vetulonia at first, and then to the contiguous polis of Rusellae (here the reason of the title). In this preliminary study, the examination of these two cases has brought out interesting common aspects, despite the chronology difference: the formal contamination between the city and country residences; the development of variants compared to the 'canonical' planimetric model; the transposing of basic traditional elements of the house into the modern type of domestic architecture.
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The Etruscan Domus of the Dolia remained hidden until 2009, when archaeological excavations began... more The Etruscan Domus of the Dolia remained hidden until 2009, when archaeological excavations began in the Etruscan–Roman district of Vetulonia (Southern Tuscany). Based on the classification of the archaeological materials recovered, the destruction of the Domus and the Etruscan city of Vetulonia was traced back to the 1st century BC. The highly various and precious materials recovered inside the Domus revealed the richness of the building and its inhabitants. With this study, we present the anthracological analyses from the Domus of the Dolia. Wood charcoals were recovered from different house rooms, which had different functions based on the archaeological evidence. The tree species employed for the construction of the roof of the building were deciduous and semi-deciduous oak wood (Quercus sect. robur, Quercus sect. cerris) and silver fir wood (Abies cf. alba). Evergreen oak wood (Quercus sect. suber), boxwood (Buxus sempervirens), beech wood (Fagus cf. sylvatica), maple wood (Ace...
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Les potiers d’Étrurie et leur monde
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... | Ayuda. Altare su podio a gradini. Nota su un cippo funerario dell '&#x... more ... | Ayuda. Altare su podio a gradini. Nota su un cippo funerario dell ''Antiquarium'' di Vulci. Autores:Simona Rafanelli; Localización: Rivista di Archeologia, ISSN 0392-0895, Nº 21, 1997 , pags. 33-37. © 2001-2011 Universidad de La Rioja · Todos los derechos reservados. ...
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The Etruscan World, 2011
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Numen, 2008
... have contributed to the work: in Paris (Pascale Linant de Bellefonds, Nicole Blanc, Noëlle Ic... more ... have contributed to the work: in Paris (Pascale Linant de Bellefonds, Nicole Blanc, Noëlle Icard-Gianolio, Aliki Kauffmann, Catherine Lochin, Gérard ... Paolo Asso and James Woolard) and later at Ohio State University, Columbus (Department of Greek and Latin: Tina L. Wirick). ...
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If compared to the Etruscan Farm (6<sup>th </sup>- 5<sup>th</sup> cent. B... more If compared to the Etruscan Farm (6<sup>th </sup>- 5<sup>th</sup> cent. BC) along the river Alma, which is an emblematic case of political and cultural dominance of Vetulonia throughout the entire existence of a settlement, the case of the <em>Villa </em>of Nomadelfia (1<sup>st</sup> cent. BC - mid-2<sup>nd</sup> cent. AD) is very unusual: built in a 'liminare' territory, belonging to the Etruscan Vetulonia at first, and then to the contiguous <em>polis</em> of Rusellae (here the reason of the title). In this preliminary study, the examination of these two cases has brought out interesting common aspects, despite the different chronology: the formal contamination between the city and country residences; the development of variants compared to the 'canonical' planimetric model; the transposing of basic traditional elements of the house into the modern type of domestic architecture.
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If compared to the Etruscan Farm (6<sup>th </sup>- 5<sup>th</sup> cent. B... more If compared to the Etruscan Farm (6<sup>th </sup>- 5<sup>th</sup> cent. BC) along the river Alma, which is an emblematic case of political and cultural dominance of Vetulonia throughout the entire existence of a settlement, the case of the <em>Villa </em>of Nomadelfia (1<sup>st</sup> cent. BC - mid-2<sup>nd</sup> cent. AD) is very unusual: built in a 'liminare' territory, belonging to the Etruscan Vetulonia at first, and then to the contiguous <em>polis</em> of Rusellae (here the reason of the title). In this preliminary study, the examination of these two cases has brought out interesting common aspects, despite the different chronology: the formal contamination between the city and country residences; the development of variants compared to the 'canonical' planimetric model; the transposing of basic traditional elements of the house into the modern type of domestic architecture.
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Archaeological Landscapes of Roman Etruria
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