Portus and Rome‘s Mediterranean Ports Projects

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica, 2018

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica 24/1 (October 2018) http://saa.uaic.ro/issues/xxiv-1/ CUPRINS – CONTENTS – SOMMAIRE ARTICLES — Magdalini VASILEIADOU, Ioannis LIRITZIS The historical ages in the South-Eastern Aegean (800–200 BC): a review — Ioannis LIRITZIS, Nikos ZACHARIAS, Ioulia PAPAGEORGIOU, Anthoula TSAROUCHA, Eleni PALAMARA Characterisation and analyses of museum objects using pXRF: An application from the Delphi Museum, Greece — Claudia MÁRSICO Materiales mágicos. Conjuros, fantasmas, necromancia y otros dispositivos de economía antropológica en el pensamiento griego — Juan Manuel BERMÚDEZ LORENZO La administración subalterna en Raetia durante el Imperio Romano — George NUȚU, Lucrețiu MIHAILESCU-BÎRLIBA Roman pottery in the countryside of Dobruja. Topolog as case study — Imola BODA The population of Colonia Sarmizegetusa — Marta LICATA, Adelaide TOSI, Chiara ROSSETTI, Silvia IORIO The Bioarchaeology of Humans in Italy: development and issues of a discipline — Roxana-Gabriela CURCĂ Salinae in Justinian’s Digest

Papers of the Brisitsh School at Rome, 2022

Previous reports (Haynes et al., 2020; 2021) have summarised progress on ROMETRANS, the ERC-funded research project 'Rome Transformed: interdisciplinary analysis of political, military, and religious regenerations of the city's forgotten quarter C1-C8 CE' (). The period 2021-22, which falls half-way through the current five-year project, has been of the utmost importance to the overall fieldwork programme. To meet ROMETRANS's internal deadline for primary data capture (May 2022) while recovering time lost as a result of COVID restrictions required a tremendous effort from team members and our many generous collaborators, stakeholders and facilitators. ROMETRANS work in Rome takes four main forms: structural analysis, geophysical survey, a programme of borehole drilling and ongoing archival analysis. Data derived has been, or is in the process of being, documented in the project's internal interim reports, and where applicable fed into the RT 3D, a system developed by the ROMETRANS team at the University of Florence by Margherita Azzari and colleagues. RT 3D is designed to enable the project team to generate Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) for buried land surfaces of each major transformation phase examined by the project. Structural analysis work, coordinated by Thea Ravasi, integrated with Laser Scanning survey, overseen by Alex Turner, took place over five separate study seasons each of two to three weeks' duration. All together, the work oversaw the detailed recording, including provisional phasing, of all areas of exposed archaeological fabric pre-dating the ninth century AD within the project's 68 hectare research area not studied in previous seasons. Work ranged from the substantial building complex now partially preserved under the INPS building on Via Amba Aradam, at the western extremity of the project's research area, through to a collaborative reappraisal of the buildings of the S. Croce archaeological area at the east. It was a special privilege to study in the Oratorio dell'Arciconfraternita del SS. Sacramento and under the Scala Santa alongside Fausto Cacchi, and as the project team set about the challenging task of disaggregating multiple complex elements of the complex's structural history. To the east, work in the S. Croce archaeological area ranged from the subterranean elements of the

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SOMMARIO Saggi Vasiliki Eleni Dimitriou, The Athenian Acropolis in Prehistory. The Neolithic "hut": ceramic assemblage and stratigraphic evidence Simona Todaro, "Rationalising" redistribution in the Late EBA Aegean: plain cups and the mobilization of collective labour in the EM III Mesara (Crete). Γεωργία Αλεξοπούλου, Σοφία Κασκανδίρη, Τα μυκηναϊκά νεκροταφεία στο Βρυσάρι και το Μανέσι Καλαβρύτων: νεώτερα ανασκαφικά ευρήματα Salvatore Vitale, Toula Marketou, Calla McNamee, Maria Michailidou, The Kos Archaeological Survey Project and the site of Ayios Panteleimon in the northeast Koan region Athanasios Kalpaxis, Christina Tsigonaki, Nikolia Spanou, Ioannis Bitis, Of Gods and Men: continuities and disruptions in the sacred topography of the Acropolis at Eleutherna Germano Sarcone, A flower for Nikandre. On the iconography of the first kore Giulia Rocco, Una prothesis tra celebrazione rituale e mito: su due placchette eburnee da Sparta Nassi-Athanasia Malgardis, Une katabasis d'Heracles sur un vase du Louvre Annalisa Lo Monaco, Recinti nei recinti: temene, phragmata e periboli nei santuari in Grecia Giovanni Marginesu, Manutenzione delle "macchine" e manualità dell'architetto nella Grecia antica. Note epigrafiche Giuseppe Rignanese, Un capitello ionico nel British Museum. Modelli, forma e contesto Dario Anelli, ΘΕΟΙΣ ΛΑΒΕ. Appunti per lo studio di una particolare classe di thymiateria di produzione cnidia Benedetta Adembri, Luca Cipriani, Filippo Fantini, Prime riflessioni sulla sala ottagonale delle Piccole Terme di Villa Adriana alla luce dei recenti restauri Giuseppe Mazzilli, Da Atene a Berlino e viceversa: su un capitello ionico del tipo "Eretteo" presso l'Antikensammlung Paolo Baronio, Capitelli corinzi a Kos tra V e VI secolo d.C. Manolis Petrakis, More Erechteian echoes and the Temple of Apollo Patroos Nadia Coutsinas, Marianna Katifori, Konstantinos Roussos, Athanasios Argyriou, The settlement patterns of the Praisos region (East Crete) from the Classical to the Venetian periods, as revealed through the SettleInEastCrete program Elisabetta Giorgi, Gestire l'acqua, costruire il paesaggio. L'impatto ecologico dell'acquedotto romano bizantino di Gortina sull'ambiente naturale e l'insediamento umano Carmelo Di Nicuolo, Le ricerche di Domenico Valentino Zancani nel territorio di Ialysos (Rodi) Local responses to the roman impact on the greek landscape Emeri Farinetti, Local responses to the roman impact on the Greek landscape. An introduction Vasilis Evangelidis, The impact of Rome on the landscapes of Aegean Thrace: an archaeological approach Sophia Karapanou, Gioacchino Francesco La Torre, Skotoussa after the battle of Kynoskephalai (197 BC) Philip Bes, Patrick Monsieur, Jeroen Poblome, A rising tide lifts all boats? Republican and Roman Imperial Italian pottery in Boeotia and the Central Greek landscape Kalomira Mataranga, Kephallenia: the "mysterious island" of the Ionian Sea between East and West Amedeo Rossi, Phaistos and the Western Messara in the Roman Age: the agrarian land-use David Gilman Romano, Some considerations of the land between Corinth and Sykion during the II and I centuries BC Yannis Lolos, Sykion during the "interim period" and the Early Roman era: literary tradition and material record Kyriakos Loulakoudis, Archaeological evidence for wine and oil production in agricultural complexes of Southern Greece in the Roman period Michalis Karambinis, Urban developments in Roman Greece: an overview