Ricerche Archeologiche a Sant’Andrea di Loppio (Trento, Italia): L’Area della Chiesa
By (author) Barbara Maurina By (author) Carlo Andrea Postinger
Paperback (Published)
(September 2020)
ISBN: 9781789695366
8.07 x 11.46 inches
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This is the second volume presenting results of archaeological investigations on Isola di Sant’Andrea, located in the basin of Lake Loppio (Italy), with finds ranging from prehistory to the First World War. This volume considers the results of the archaeological research in the area of the church of St. Andrew (Sectors C and C1).
L’isola di Sant’Andrea, situata nell’alveo del Lago di Loppio, prosciugato nel 1956, quindici secoli fa ospito un insediamento fortificato e in epoca medievale, sulla sommita, una chiesa dedicata a Sant’Andrea. In seguito a segnalazioni e rinvenimenti sporadici susseguitisi fin dal XIX secolo, nel 1998 la Sezione Archeologica del Museo Civico di Rovereto avvio un progetto di ricerca e di studio del sito, concretizzatosi in una serie di campagne di scavo estive. Le indagini archeologiche, concluse nel 2017, hanno portato alla scoperta di un contesto archeologico pluristratificato, con testimonianze che vanno dalla preistoria all’epoca tardoantica, a quella medievale, per giungere fino alla Grande Guerra. Mentre il primo volume (pubblicato nel 2016) e stato dedicato ai risultati delle ricerche nel castrum di V-VII secolo, questo secondo volume prende in considerazione i risultati delle ricerche archeologiche condotte nell’area della chiesa (Settori C e C1).
Prefazione Capitolo 1 Le indagini nell'area della chiesa di Sant'Andrea - Barbara Maurina, Carlo Andrea Postinger Capitolo 2 Lo scavo. Analisi stratigrafica e periodizzazione - Barbara Maurina Capitolo 3 Resti di sepolture e analisi dei reperti scheletrici umani - Cinzia Borchia, Sabrina Calza Capitolo 4 Recipienti ceramici - Barbara Maurina, Milena Anesi, Claudio Capelli, Michele Piazza, Roberto Cabella Capitolo 5 Reperti in pietra ollare e manufatti litici - Barbara Maurina Capitolo 6 Reperti di vetro e pasta vitrea - Barbara Maurina, Alberta Silvestri, Anna Maria Fioretti, Fabiana Zandonai Capitolo 7 Reperti metallici - Barbara Maurina, Florence Caillaud, Simone Cavalieri Capitolo 8 Reperti numismatici - Marco Morghen, Carlo Andrea Postinger Capitolo 9 Prodotti laterizi - Luca Gardumi, Barbara Maurina Capitolo 10 Variae di terracotta e materia dura animale - Barbara Maurina Capitolo 11 Manufatti in selce - Maurizio Battisti, Fabiana Zandonai Capitolo 12 Indagini archeozoologiche - Eleonora Tomasini, Stefano Marconi Capitolo 13 Considerazioni conclusive - Barbara Maurina, Carlo Andrea Postinger Bibliografia, Prefazione ;
Capitolo 1 Le indagini nell’area della chiesa di Sant’Andrea – Barbara Maurina, Carlo Andrea PostingerBarbara MaurinaCinzia Borchia, Sabrina CalzàBarbara Maurina, Milena Anesi, Claudio Capelli, Michele Piazza, Roberto CabellaBarbara MaurinaBarbara Maurina, Alberta Silvestri, Anna Maria Fioretti, Fabiana Zandonai Barbara Maurina, Florence Caillaud, Simone CavalieriMarco Morghen, Carlo Andrea PostingerLuca Gardumi, Barbara MaurinaBarbara MaurinaMaurizio Battisti, Fabiana ZandonaiEleonora Tomasini, Stefano MarconiBarbara Maurina, Carlo Andrea Postinger
Barbara Maurina is the Archaeological Conservator at the Rovereto Civic Museum Foundation. Since 1988 she has been part of archaeological campaigns in Italy and abroad, and from 1998 to 2017 she was the excavation leader at the site of Loppio-Sant’Andrea. ;
Carlo Andrea Postinger is a freelance medievalist who graduated in Medieval Archaeology from the University of Pisa in 1993. At the site of Loppio-Sant’Andrea, he assisted Barbara Maurina in the direction of the excavation of Sector C.
- By (author) Barbara Maurina
- By (author) Carlo Andrea Postinger
‘Overall, this book is an excellent example of how necessary a multi-disciplinary approach is for the reconstruction—albeit partial—of the history of a such peculiar site. The volume is well organized and includes a useful iconographic apparatus. All of the contributions are well written and, in addition to reporting specific data, they often offer clear explanations of broader issues, making the content understandable even to non-specialists. Finally, the (often very detailed) abstracts in English allow this work to reach a broad international audience. Readers will no doubt eagerly anticipate the results of future excavations in a third volume dedicated to this fascinating and still mysterious site.’ – Andrea Mariani (2022): Speculum vol. 97, issue 2
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