Corinna Riva
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4773574 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Corinna Riva |
| NOMBRES | Corinna |
| APELLIDO | Riva |
| FIRMA | RIVA C |
| AFILIACIONES | University College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1114-9025 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2000 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Technological variability in Etruscan amphora production at Vulci
This study investigates the production of Etruscan transport amphorae from Vulci (central Italy) through an integrated programme of ceramic petrography and bulk compositional analysis (ICP-MS). A total of 48 amphora samples, collected during two sampling campaigns (2021 and 2023), and 12 fragments of kiln-related reference materials were analysed to evaluate provenance and technological variability. Petrographic analysis of the full assemblage id…
Multi-scalar Lenses on the Mediterranean in the First Millennium BC
In the current era of global approaches in archaeology and, more broadly, in the social and historical sciences, questions on the benefits, modes, and challenges of addressing multiple analytical scales are becoming central. The Mediterranean basin is a prime region to explore these questions because of its long-standing field research history and rich cultural geography. The first millennium BC of this region is a particularly interesting period…
Citizenship and Urban States in the First-Millennium-bce Mediterranean
The paper aims to contribute to questions of citizenship and the relation between citizenship, community and urbanism. By comparing and contrasting two first-millennium- bce Mediterranean regions, southern Tyrrhenian Etruria and south-eastern Iberia, where urban societies grew into distinctly different socio-political communities, we see comparable developments towards cohesion and participation. One specific development concerns religion as a pr…
The Morality of Urbanism
Global archaeology and microhistorical analysis. Connecting scales in the 1st-milennium B.C. Mediterranean
Recently, voices have been raised regarding the challenges of Big Data-driven global approaches, including the realization that exclusively tackling the global scale masks social and historical realities. While multi-scalar analyses have confronted this problem, the effects of global approaches are being felt. We highlight one of these effects: as classical scholarship struggles to decolonize itself, the ancient Mediterranean in global archaeolog…
Response. Connecting proposals for a post-colonial global archaeology in the Mediterranean (and beyond)
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Citizenship and religion in the first-millennium bce Mediterranean
This short contribution summarises an impending research project that will be carried as part of the 2021–22 Distinguished Fellowship programme at the Max-Weber-Kolleg (University of Erfurt) within the research cluster Religion and Urbanity. The aim of the project is to contribute to a comparative understanding of first-millennium bce Mediterranean urbanism by focusing on citizenship, through the investigation of the archaeological record of ritu…
Wine Production and Exchange and the Value of Wine Consumption in Sixth-century BC Etruria
This paper attempts to bridge the gulf between two often separate research agendas in Archaic period Etruria, one concerned with the archaeology of wine and agricultural production and redistribution, the other with figured representations of drinking and the associated symbolic visual language. It does so by examining the relationship between changing processes of production, consumption and exchange and the symbolism of drinking in the visual a…
The Freedom of the Etruscans
Urbanisation of Etruria
The Urbanisation of Etruria
In this survey of the burial and settlement evidence of late Iron Age Etruria, Corinna Riva offers a new reading of the socio-political transformations that led to the formation of urban centres in Tyrrhenian central Italy. Through a close examination of burial ritual and the material culture associated with it, Riva traces the transformations of seventh-century elite funerary practices and the structuring of political power around these practice…
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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Ralegh Radford Rome Scholarship
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Wine Production and Exchange and the Value of Wine Consumption in Sixth-century BC Etruria
This paper attempts to bridge the gulf between two often separate research agendas in Archaic period Etruria, one concerned with the archaeology of wine and agricultural production and redistribution, the other with figured representations of drinking and the associated symbolic visual language. It does so by examining the relationship between changing processes of production, consumption and exchange and the symbolism of drinking in the visual a…
The Freedom of the Etruscans
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Rome Awards
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Ralegh Radford Rome Scholarship
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Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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The Urbanisation of Etruria
In this survey of the burial and settlement evidence of late Iron Age Etruria, Corinna Riva offers a new reading of the socio-political transformations that led to the formation of urban centres in Tyrrhenian central Italy. Through a close examination of burial ritual and the material culture associated with it, Riva traces the transformations of seventh-century elite funerary practices and the structuring of political power around these practice…
Urbanisation of Etruria
Wine Production and Exchange and the Value of Wine Consumption in Sixth-century BC Etruria
This paper attempts to bridge the gulf between two often separate research agendas in Archaic period Etruria, one concerned with the archaeology of wine and agricultural production and redistribution, the other with figured representations of drinking and the associated symbolic visual language. It does so by examining the relationship between changing processes of production, consumption and exchange and the symbolism of drinking in the visual a…
The Freedom of the Etruscans
Citizenship and religion in the first-millennium bce Mediterranean
This short contribution summarises an impending research project that will be carried as part of the 2021–22 Distinguished Fellowship programme at the Max-Weber-Kolleg (University of Erfurt) within the research cluster Religion and Urbanity. The aim of the project is to contribute to a comparative understanding of first-millennium bce Mediterranean urbanism by focusing on citizenship, through the investigation of the archaeological record of ritu…
Global archaeology and microhistorical analysis. Connecting scales in the 1st-milennium B.C. Mediterranean
Recently, voices have been raised regarding the challenges of Big Data-driven global approaches, including the realization that exclusively tackling the global scale masks social and historical realities. While multi-scalar analyses have confronted this problem, the effects of global approaches are being felt. We highlight one of these effects: as classical scholarship struggles to decolonize itself, the ancient Mediterranean in global archaeolog…
Response. Connecting proposals for a post-colonial global archaeology in the Mediterranean (and beyond)
An abstract is not available for this content. As you have access to this content, full HTML content is provided on this page. A PDF of this content is also available in through the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Citizenship and Urban States in the First-Millennium-bce Mediterranean
The paper aims to contribute to questions of citizenship and the relation between citizenship, community and urbanism. By comparing and contrasting two first-millennium- bce Mediterranean regions, southern Tyrrhenian Etruria and south-eastern Iberia, where urban societies grew into distinctly different socio-political communities, we see comparable developments towards cohesion and participation. One specific development concerns religion as a pr…
The Morality of Urbanism
Technological variability in Etruscan amphora production at Vulci
This study investigates the production of Etruscan transport amphorae from Vulci (central Italy) through an integrated programme of ceramic petrography and bulk compositional analysis (ICP-MS). A total of 48 amphora samples, collected during two sampling campaigns (2021 and 2023), and 12 fragments of kiln-related reference materials were analysed to evaluate provenance and technological variability. Petrographic analysis of the full assemblage id…
Multi-scalar Lenses on the Mediterranean in the First Millennium BC
In the current era of global approaches in archaeology and, more broadly, in the social and historical sciences, questions on the benefits, modes, and challenges of addressing multiple analytical scales are becoming central. The Mediterranean basin is a prime region to explore these questions because of its long-standing field research history and rich cultural geography. The first millennium BC of this region is a particularly interesting period…
Classical Antiquity Studies (10 obras) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (8 obras) · Archaeology (8 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Political science (8 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · History (7 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (6 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Mediterranean climate (5 obras)