Marco Bettelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 166113 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marco Bettelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marco |
| FAMILY NAME | Bettelli |
| SIGNATURE | BETTELLI M |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1469-2207 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Italo-Mycenaean and other Aegean-influenced pottery in Late Bronze Age Italy: The Case for Regional Production
Decorated Italo-Mycenaean (IM) pottery, a high-status class found and made over three centuries from the Italian Late Middle Bronze Age onwards, was the subject of a large archaeological and archaeometric enquiry published by the present authors in 2014. The present paper focuses on identifying IM's centres of production. The results of chemical analysis of IM using mainly ICP-ES make a strong case for regional production, irrespective of findspo…
Rome, city of: 1. Prehistoric (earliest remains)
The concept of proto‐urban was introduced into the study of Italian proto‐history by Renato Peroni and his school. This concept is crucial for understanding the development of research into the origins of the city of Rome, especially in light of what is now known about the birth of urban centers in nearby Etruria and other regions of the Italian peninsula between the end of the Bronze Age and the earliest stages of the Iron Age (tenth to ninth ce…
La cronologia della prima eta del ferro laziale attraverso i dati delle sepolture
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE EARLY IRON AGE IN LATIUM AS REVEALED BY BURIAL DATA In this paper the problem of the chronology of early Iron Age (ninth-eighth century BC) burials in Latium is considered. Since the beginning of the sixties many scholars have considered this problem from different points of view. Müller-Karpe suggested a relative chronology which, in general terms, is still in use. In recent years a considerable increase in the amount of ar…
Italo-Mycenaean and other Aegean-influenced pottery in Late Bronze Age Italy: The Case for Regional Production
Decorated Italo-Mycenaean (IM) pottery, a high-status class found and made over three centuries from the Italian Late Middle Bronze Age onwards, was the subject of a large archaeological and archaeometric enquiry published by the present authors in 2014. The present paper focuses on identifying IM's centres of production. The results of chemical analysis of IM using mainly ICP-ES make a strong case for regional production, irrespective of findspo…
La cronologia della prima eta del ferro laziale attraverso i dati delle sepolture
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE EARLY IRON AGE IN LATIUM AS REVEALED BY BURIAL DATA In this paper the problem of the chronology of early Iron Age (ninth-eighth century BC) burials in Latium is considered. Since the beginning of the sixties many scholars have considered this problem from different points of view. Müller-Karpe suggested a relative chronology which, in general terms, is still in use. In recent years a considerable increase in the amount of ar…
La cronologia della prima eta del ferro laziale attraverso i dati delle sepolture
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE EARLY IRON AGE IN LATIUM AS REVEALED BY BURIAL DATA In this paper the problem of the chronology of early Iron Age (ninth-eighth century BC) burials in Latium is considered. Since the beginning of the sixties many scholars have considered this problem from different points of view. Müller-Karpe suggested a relative chronology which, in general terms, is still in use. In recent years a considerable increase in the amount of ar…
Rome, city of: 1. Prehistoric (earliest remains)
The concept of proto‐urban was introduced into the study of Italian proto‐history by Renato Peroni and his school. This concept is crucial for understanding the development of research into the origins of the city of Rome, especially in light of what is now known about the birth of urban centers in nearby Etruria and other regions of the Italian peninsula between the end of the Bronze Age and the earliest stages of the Iron Age (tenth to ninth ce…
Italo-Mycenaean and other Aegean-influenced pottery in Late Bronze Age Italy: The Case for Regional Production
Decorated Italo-Mycenaean (IM) pottery, a high-status class found and made over three centuries from the Italian Late Middle Bronze Age onwards, was the subject of a large archaeological and archaeometric enquiry published by the present authors in 2014. The present paper focuses on identifying IM's centres of production. The results of chemical analysis of IM using mainly ICP-ES make a strong case for regional production, irrespective of findspo…
Ancient history (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works) · Bronze (2 works) · Bronze Age (2 works) · Chronology (2 works) · History (2 works)