M Brilli
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 38571 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | M Brilli |
| NOMBRES | M |
| APELLIDO | Brilli |
| FIRMA | BRILLI M |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Environmental Geology and Geoengineering |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2536-5714 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 120 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Dental calculus and isotopes reveal information about ancient diet of Boccone del Povero community (1st-2nd century CE, Latium, central Italy)
Crop Husbandry at Gabii During the Iron Age and Archaic Period
Intensification of agricultural production to support demographic growth has been invoked as a necessary correlate to the important socio-economic changes involved in the urbanisation process of Western Central Italy at the beginning of the 1st millennium BCE. Yet, the agricultural economy of the early urban centres in the region remains poorly understood. Ongoing excavations at Gabii provide a new substantial archaeobotanical dataset that allows…
Addressing the controversial origin of the marble source used in the Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi of Gadir (Cadiz, Spain)
Dating from the fifth century bce , two Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi, a male and a female, found in Gadir (Cadiz, Spain), are so far the most ancient marble sculptures found in the Iberian Peninsula. The identification of the source of the marble used to produce them has been a subject of controversy for several decades and has recently resurfaced when it was published that they were made by Phoenician artisans using Iberian marble from Macae…
Multidisciplinary characterization of the buried travertine body of Prima Porta (Central Italy)
Reply to Comments on the paper “Petrography and Mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Black limestone used in antiquity
This paper documents the petrographic and isotopic characteristics of some black limestones that were exploited in antiquity near the ancient site of Teos in Ionia (south‐western Anatolia, Turkey). The best‐quality black limestone of Teos is represented by a series of step‐cut‐shaped blocks situated north of the Seferihisar–Sığacık road, destined to be exported and used for architectural elements. The techniques used to study these blocks allow p…
Provenance study of the white marbles of the "Baths of Elagabalus" at the Palatine Hill in Rome
Eneolithic subsistence economy in Central Italy
Effect of Neolithic transition on an Italian community
Petrography and mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Calcite alabaster artifacts from Hierapolis in Phrygia, Turkey
Alabastro fiorito or listato , a vividly colored and strongly patterned carbonate stone, is widely diffused in the ancient city of Hierapolis in Phrygia (Turkey) as building material. This stone, also known as Hierapolis alabaster, was extensively quarried in antiquity in the territory near the city. Numerous ancient quarries of the Hierapolis alabaster were documented in previous studies in sites immediately around the city and also about 13 km …
Characterizing the Alabastro listato or fiorito of Hierapolis in Phrygia
Alabastro listato or fiorito of Hierapolis in Phrygia was a prestigious coloured marble widely used in Roman architecture and decoration. This stone is generally identified in artefacts on autoptic examination, but it may sometimes be confused with alabasters of different provenances. This study describes a simple, but effective, scientific method to contribute to the determination of Hierapolis alabaster. Due to its unique genetic context, it is…
New considerations on trace elements for quarry provenance investigation of ancient white marbles
Petrography, geochemistry, and cathodoluminescence of ancient white marble from quarries in the southern Phrygia and northern Caria regions of Turkey
Palaeodiet reconstruction in a woman with probable celiac disease
Stable isotope analysis in the reconstruction of human palaeodiets can yield clues to early human subsistence strategies, origins and history of farming and pastoralist societies, and intra‐ and intergroup social differentiation. In the last 10 years, the method has been extended to the pathological investigation. Stable isotope analysis to better understand a diet‐related disease: celiac disease in ancient human bones was carried out. To do this…
Determining the provenance of black limestone artifacts using petrography, isotopes and EPR techniques
Integrated stratigraphy and astronomical tuning of lower–middle Pleistocene Montalbano Jonico section (southern Italy)
Black limestones used in antiquity
The marbles of two early Christian churches at Latrun (Cyrenaica, Libya)
The Properties and Identification of Marble From Proconnesos (Marmara Island, Turkey)
This paper reports an updated and enlarged archaeometric database of Proconnesos marbles with the aim of attaining more reliable inter‐ and intra‐site identification. Quarry and artefact samples (n = 397) from 23 different quarrying areas were characterized using petrographic, isotopic and EPR results. The most distinct property of Proconnesos marbles is their extremely weak EPR intensity, associated with the low concentration of Mn 2+ impurities…
New data of 87Sr/86Sr ratio in classical marble
Multi‐method Marble Provenance Determinations
A multi‐method approach, based on petrography, stable isotope data and electron spin resonance spectroscopy for assigning the provenance of white marbles, is presented. A total of 11 experimental variables has been used, including the quantitative measurement of the sample colour and its homogeneity. On this basis we attempt to distinguish the three main quarrying basins of the Carrara district, that is, Torano, Miseglia and Colonnata. Such discr…
Black limestones used in antiquity
New data of 87Sr/86Sr ratio in classical marble
Effect of Neolithic transition on an Italian community
The Properties and Identification of Marble From Proconnesos (Marmara Island, Turkey)
This paper reports an updated and enlarged archaeometric database of Proconnesos marbles with the aim of attaining more reliable inter‐ and intra‐site identification. Quarry and artefact samples (n = 397) from 23 different quarrying areas were characterized using petrographic, isotopic and EPR results. The most distinct property of Proconnesos marbles is their extremely weak EPR intensity, associated with the low concentration of Mn 2+ impurities…
Eneolithic subsistence economy in Central Italy
Multi‐method Marble Provenance Determinations
A multi‐method approach, based on petrography, stable isotope data and electron spin resonance spectroscopy for assigning the provenance of white marbles, is presented. A total of 11 experimental variables has been used, including the quantitative measurement of the sample colour and its homogeneity. On this basis we attempt to distinguish the three main quarrying basins of the Carrara district, that is, Torano, Miseglia and Colonnata. Such discr…
Petrography and mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Determining the provenance of black limestone artifacts using petrography, isotopes and EPR techniques
Petrography, geochemistry, and cathodoluminescence of ancient white marble from quarries in the southern Phrygia and northern Caria regions of Turkey
New considerations on trace elements for quarry provenance investigation of ancient white marbles
Palaeodiet reconstruction in a woman with probable celiac disease
Stable isotope analysis in the reconstruction of human palaeodiets can yield clues to early human subsistence strategies, origins and history of farming and pastoralist societies, and intra‐ and intergroup social differentiation. In the last 10 years, the method has been extended to the pathological investigation. Stable isotope analysis to better understand a diet‐related disease: celiac disease in ancient human bones was carried out. To do this…
Crop Husbandry at Gabii During the Iron Age and Archaic Period
Intensification of agricultural production to support demographic growth has been invoked as a necessary correlate to the important socio-economic changes involved in the urbanisation process of Western Central Italy at the beginning of the 1st millennium BCE. Yet, the agricultural economy of the early urban centres in the region remains poorly understood. Ongoing excavations at Gabii provide a new substantial archaeobotanical dataset that allows…
Calcite alabaster artifacts from Hierapolis in Phrygia, Turkey
Alabastro fiorito or listato , a vividly colored and strongly patterned carbonate stone, is widely diffused in the ancient city of Hierapolis in Phrygia (Turkey) as building material. This stone, also known as Hierapolis alabaster, was extensively quarried in antiquity in the territory near the city. Numerous ancient quarries of the Hierapolis alabaster were documented in previous studies in sites immediately around the city and also about 13 km …
Provenance study of the white marbles of the "Baths of Elagabalus" at the Palatine Hill in Rome
Characterizing the Alabastro listato or fiorito of Hierapolis in Phrygia
Alabastro listato or fiorito of Hierapolis in Phrygia was a prestigious coloured marble widely used in Roman architecture and decoration. This stone is generally identified in artefacts on autoptic examination, but it may sometimes be confused with alabasters of different provenances. This study describes a simple, but effective, scientific method to contribute to the determination of Hierapolis alabaster. Due to its unique genetic context, it is…
Multi‐method Marble Provenance Determinations
A multi‐method approach, based on petrography, stable isotope data and electron spin resonance spectroscopy for assigning the provenance of white marbles, is presented. A total of 11 experimental variables has been used, including the quantitative measurement of the sample colour and its homogeneity. On this basis we attempt to distinguish the three main quarrying basins of the Carrara district, that is, Torano, Miseglia and Colonnata. Such discr…
New data of 87Sr/86Sr ratio in classical marble
The marbles of two early Christian churches at Latrun (Cyrenaica, Libya)
The Properties and Identification of Marble From Proconnesos (Marmara Island, Turkey)
This paper reports an updated and enlarged archaeometric database of Proconnesos marbles with the aim of attaining more reliable inter‐ and intra‐site identification. Quarry and artefact samples (n = 397) from 23 different quarrying areas were characterized using petrographic, isotopic and EPR results. The most distinct property of Proconnesos marbles is their extremely weak EPR intensity, associated with the low concentration of Mn 2+ impurities…
Black limestones used in antiquity
Integrated stratigraphy and astronomical tuning of lower–middle Pleistocene Montalbano Jonico section (southern Italy)
Determining the provenance of black limestone artifacts using petrography, isotopes and EPR techniques
Palaeodiet reconstruction in a woman with probable celiac disease
Stable isotope analysis in the reconstruction of human palaeodiets can yield clues to early human subsistence strategies, origins and history of farming and pastoralist societies, and intra‐ and intergroup social differentiation. In the last 10 years, the method has been extended to the pathological investigation. Stable isotope analysis to better understand a diet‐related disease: celiac disease in ancient human bones was carried out. To do this…
Petrography, geochemistry, and cathodoluminescence of ancient white marble from quarries in the southern Phrygia and northern Caria regions of Turkey
New considerations on trace elements for quarry provenance investigation of ancient white marbles
Petrography and mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Calcite alabaster artifacts from Hierapolis in Phrygia, Turkey
Alabastro fiorito or listato , a vividly colored and strongly patterned carbonate stone, is widely diffused in the ancient city of Hierapolis in Phrygia (Turkey) as building material. This stone, also known as Hierapolis alabaster, was extensively quarried in antiquity in the territory near the city. Numerous ancient quarries of the Hierapolis alabaster were documented in previous studies in sites immediately around the city and also about 13 km …
Characterizing the Alabastro listato or fiorito of Hierapolis in Phrygia
Alabastro listato or fiorito of Hierapolis in Phrygia was a prestigious coloured marble widely used in Roman architecture and decoration. This stone is generally identified in artefacts on autoptic examination, but it may sometimes be confused with alabasters of different provenances. This study describes a simple, but effective, scientific method to contribute to the determination of Hierapolis alabaster. Due to its unique genetic context, it is…
Reply to Comments on the paper “Petrography and Mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Black limestone used in antiquity
This paper documents the petrographic and isotopic characteristics of some black limestones that were exploited in antiquity near the ancient site of Teos in Ionia (south‐western Anatolia, Turkey). The best‐quality black limestone of Teos is represented by a series of step‐cut‐shaped blocks situated north of the Seferihisar–Sığacık road, destined to be exported and used for architectural elements. The techniques used to study these blocks allow p…
Provenance study of the white marbles of the "Baths of Elagabalus" at the Palatine Hill in Rome
Eneolithic subsistence economy in Central Italy
Effect of Neolithic transition on an Italian community
Multidisciplinary characterization of the buried travertine body of Prima Porta (Central Italy)
Addressing the controversial origin of the marble source used in the Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi of Gadir (Cadiz, Spain)
Dating from the fifth century bce , two Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi, a male and a female, found in Gadir (Cadiz, Spain), are so far the most ancient marble sculptures found in the Iberian Peninsula. The identification of the source of the marble used to produce them has been a subject of controversy for several decades and has recently resurfaced when it was published that they were made by Phoenician artisans using Iberian marble from Macae…
Crop Husbandry at Gabii During the Iron Age and Archaic Period
Intensification of agricultural production to support demographic growth has been invoked as a necessary correlate to the important socio-economic changes involved in the urbanisation process of Western Central Italy at the beginning of the 1st millennium BCE. Yet, the agricultural economy of the early urban centres in the region remains poorly understood. Ongoing excavations at Gabii provide a new substantial archaeobotanical dataset that allows…
Dental calculus and isotopes reveal information about ancient diet of Boccone del Povero community (1st-2nd century CE, Latium, central Italy)
Archaeology (19 obras) · Geology (17 obras) · Geography (16 obras) · Geochemistry (14 obras) · Building materials and conservation (13 obras) · Provenance (13 obras) · Paleontology (12 obras) · Petrography (11 obras) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (9 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (8 obras)