Davide Visentin
Biographic Data
| ID | 2740332 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Davide Visentin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Davide |
| FAMILY NAME | Visentin |
| SIGNATURE | VISENTIN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ferrara |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3790-6677 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Highland settling in the Early Mesolithic. Insight from the record of Cima Dodici open-air sites, Venetian pre-Alps (Italy)
Transport wear and its role in understanding prehistoric lithic raw materials management strategies
Mobility is a crucial feature of the territorial exploitation strategies of hunter-gatherer groups. Generally, in archaeological studies, the reconstruction of the displacements of humans carrying lithic artefacts and materials relies on identifying raw material outcrops or indirect evidence of transportation, i.e. inferences based on the absence of expected technological categories. On the other hand, some specific wear patterns can hint at the …
Addressing backing techniques through high-magnification microscopy and quantitative analyses
Lithic projectile technology in the western Late Epigravettian
Investigating the Early-to-Late Mesolithic Transition in Northeastern Italy
This article focuses on the Mesolithic record of northeastern Italy, one of the key European regions for studying the last prehistoric hunter-gatherer groups. Most specifically, it aims to compare the rich Early and Late Mesolithic evidence, trying to shed some light on the shift between these two periods. Such a topic is approached at a regional scale, that is to say, by comparing the overall record and trying to identify similarities and diverg…
Characterising Late Palaeolithic manufacturing traditions
How many techniques to retouch a backed point? Assessing the reliability of backing technique recognition on the base of experimental tests
Between the Venetian Alps and the Emilian Apennines (Northern Italy)
MesoLife. A Mesolithic perspective on Alpine and neighbouring territories
An intra-site perspective on the Sauveterrian lowland occupation of the Emilian Po plain (Northern Italy)
Prehistoric landscapes of the Dolomites
Going off the beaten path? The Casera Lissandri 17 site and the role of the Cansiglio plateau on human ecology during the Early Sauveterrian in North-eastern Italy
An Atypical Early Mesolithic Occupation in the Southern Po Plain
Dating back to the ancient phase of the Sauveterrian the site of Collecchio represents the oldest known evidence of human occupation in the southern Po plain area after the LGM as confirmed by a radiocarbon date. Techno-economical analysis carried out on the lithic assemblage has focused on the reconstruction of raw materials provisioning systems and reduction sequences. Results highlight that the site was characterised by a complex and intense o…
Une occupation atypique du mésolithique ancien dans la plaine méridionale du Pô
Remontant à la phase ancienne du Sauveterrien, le site de Collecchio est le témoin le plus ancien de l’occupation humaine de la plaine méridionale du Pô après le dernier maximum glaciaire, ce que confirme une datation 14C. Une étude techno-économique conduite sur le matériel lithique du site s’est intéressée à la reconstitution des systèmes d’approvisionnement en matières premières et aux séquences de réduction. Les résultats dévoilent une occupa…
Between the Venetian Alps and the Emilian Apennines (Northern Italy)
Characterising Late Palaeolithic manufacturing traditions
How many techniques to retouch a backed point? Assessing the reliability of backing technique recognition on the base of experimental tests
Lithic projectile technology in the western Late Epigravettian
Prehistoric landscapes of the Dolomites
Going off the beaten path? The Casera Lissandri 17 site and the role of the Cansiglio plateau on human ecology during the Early Sauveterrian in North-eastern Italy
MesoLife. A Mesolithic perspective on Alpine and neighbouring territories
Addressing backing techniques through high-magnification microscopy and quantitative analyses
An intra-site perspective on the Sauveterrian lowland occupation of the Emilian Po plain (Northern Italy)
Investigating the Early-to-Late Mesolithic Transition in Northeastern Italy
This article focuses on the Mesolithic record of northeastern Italy, one of the key European regions for studying the last prehistoric hunter-gatherer groups. Most specifically, it aims to compare the rich Early and Late Mesolithic evidence, trying to shed some light on the shift between these two periods. Such a topic is approached at a regional scale, that is to say, by comparing the overall record and trying to identify similarities and diverg…
Une occupation atypique du mésolithique ancien dans la plaine méridionale du Pô
Remontant à la phase ancienne du Sauveterrien, le site de Collecchio est le témoin le plus ancien de l’occupation humaine de la plaine méridionale du Pô après le dernier maximum glaciaire, ce que confirme une datation 14C. Une étude techno-économique conduite sur le matériel lithique du site s’est intéressée à la reconstitution des systèmes d’approvisionnement en matières premières et aux séquences de réduction. Les résultats dévoilent une occupa…
An Atypical Early Mesolithic Occupation in the Southern Po Plain
Dating back to the ancient phase of the Sauveterrian the site of Collecchio represents the oldest known evidence of human occupation in the southern Po plain area after the LGM as confirmed by a radiocarbon date. Techno-economical analysis carried out on the lithic assemblage has focused on the reconstruction of raw materials provisioning systems and reduction sequences. Results highlight that the site was characterised by a complex and intense o…
Une occupation atypique du mésolithique ancien dans la plaine méridionale du Pô
Remontant à la phase ancienne du Sauveterrien, le site de Collecchio est le témoin le plus ancien de l’occupation humaine de la plaine méridionale du Pô après le dernier maximum glaciaire, ce que confirme une datation 14C. Une étude techno-économique conduite sur le matériel lithique du site s’est intéressée à la reconstitution des systèmes d’approvisionnement en matières premières et aux séquences de réduction. Les résultats dévoilent une occupa…
An intra-site perspective on the Sauveterrian lowland occupation of the Emilian Po plain (Northern Italy)
Prehistoric landscapes of the Dolomites
Going off the beaten path? The Casera Lissandri 17 site and the role of the Cansiglio plateau on human ecology during the Early Sauveterrian in North-eastern Italy
Between the Venetian Alps and the Emilian Apennines (Northern Italy)
MesoLife. A Mesolithic perspective on Alpine and neighbouring territories
How many techniques to retouch a backed point? Assessing the reliability of backing technique recognition on the base of experimental tests
Characterising Late Palaeolithic manufacturing traditions
Investigating the Early-to-Late Mesolithic Transition in Northeastern Italy
This article focuses on the Mesolithic record of northeastern Italy, one of the key European regions for studying the last prehistoric hunter-gatherer groups. Most specifically, it aims to compare the rich Early and Late Mesolithic evidence, trying to shed some light on the shift between these two periods. Such a topic is approached at a regional scale, that is to say, by comparing the overall record and trying to identify similarities and diverg…
Addressing backing techniques through high-magnification microscopy and quantitative analyses
Lithic projectile technology in the western Late Epigravettian
Highland settling in the Early Mesolithic. Insight from the record of Cima Dodici open-air sites, Venetian pre-Alps (Italy)
Transport wear and its role in understanding prehistoric lithic raw materials management strategies
Mobility is a crucial feature of the territorial exploitation strategies of hunter-gatherer groups. Generally, in archaeological studies, the reconstruction of the displacements of humans carrying lithic artefacts and materials relies on identifying raw material outcrops or indirect evidence of transportation, i.e. inferences based on the absence of expected technological categories. On the other hand, some specific wear patterns can hint at the …
Archaeology (12 works) · Geography (12 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (12 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (11 works) · Geology (11 works) · Mesolithic (7 works) · Lithic technology (4 works) · Physical geography (4 works) · Settlement (finance (4 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (3 works)