Laviano Rocco
Biographic Data
| ID | 171271 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laviano Rocco |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laviano |
| FAMILY NAME | Rocco |
| SIGNATURE | ROCCO L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bari Aldo Moro |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6074-7729 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 103 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Glazed sgraffito ware from Torre Alemanna (Foggia, fifteenth to sixteenth century A.D.)
The archaeometric investigation of 46 potsherds of “Torre Alemanna type” pottery aimed to define a compositional reference group and to understand the technological characteristics of its production. Principal component analysis applied to bulk chemical data (XRF) of the ceramic body showed a strong compositional homogeneity. Their comparison with local clays and 6 fragments of bricks sampled from the ceramic kiln, on the one hand, revealed the u…
Artisanal experiences in Arpi
Building a step by step result in archaeometry. Raw materials, provenance and production technology of Apulian Red Figure pottery
Contribution of mineralogical and analytical techniques to investigate provenance and technologies of Hellenistic pottery from Arpi (Southern Italy)
An archaeometric approach to gain knowledge on technology and provenance of Apulian red-figured pottery from Taranto
Synergic analytical strategy to follow the technological evolution of Campanian medieval glazed pottery
Oil Lamps from the Catacombs of C anosa ( A pulia, Fourth to Sixth Centuries AD )
Fifty oil lamps from the catacombs of ‘ P onte della L ama’ ( C anosa di Puglia, second to sixth centuries ad ) were analysed to understand the correlations existing between types and fabrics and to determine their provenance. Petrographic and chemical analyses confirmed the archaeological hypothesis of local production of the oil lamps, using fluvial deposits. However, the three samples of oil lamps imitating the A frican ‘ A tlante VIII ’ are c…
Diversified production of red figured pottery in Apulia (Southern Italy) in the late period
Susceptibility measurements, optical and X-ray analysis to explain the origin of archaeological magnetic anomalies in Tavoliere lowland (Southern Italy)
Understanding the origin of magnetic znomalies in Monte San Vincenzo (Southern Italy) archaeological Site
Figure 1: Final result of the integrated survey in Monte San Vincenzo Site: part of the processed magnetogram ([ -18, 18] nT black/white). Intense magnetic anomalies outline precisely shape and position of the buried structures. Apart from the general plan of the Neolithic village, a pattern of regularly spaced spot features is clearly identifi able. Th ese defi ne the layout of an ancient olive grove whose orientation is in agreement with the ro…
Archaeometric investigation of Roman tesserae from Herculaneum (Italy) by the combined use of complementary micro-destructive analytical techniques
Manufacturing expedients in medieval ceramics in Apulia
Archaeometric data on production and circulation of Neolithic Serra d’Alto ware in southern Italy during the fifth millennium BC
Mid/Late Neolithic Serra d’Alto ware was widely diffused in southern Italy during the fifth millennium BC and shows homogeneous formal and technical features. Its wide distribution and frequent occurrence in funerary or cultual contexts have led many scholars to emphasise its exchange value. The issue of the circulation of finished pots rather than of a production model in different areas of Southern Italy, is explored by means of petrologic, min…
San Francesco d'Assisi (Apulia, South Italy)
Technological features of Apulian red figured pottery
Lapis lazuli usage for blue decoration of polychrome painted glazed pottery
Late Roman cooking pottery from the Tavoliere area (Southern Italy)
Infrared spectroscopy in the mineralogical characterization of ancient pottery
Archaeometric investigation of Roman tesserae from Herculaneum (Italy) by the combined use of complementary micro-destructive analytical techniques
Infrared spectroscopy in the mineralogical characterization of ancient pottery
Technological features of Apulian red figured pottery
An archaeometric approach to gain knowledge on technology and provenance of Apulian red-figured pottery from Taranto
Manufacturing expedients in medieval ceramics in Apulia
Diversified production of red figured pottery in Apulia (Southern Italy) in the late period
Late Roman cooking pottery from the Tavoliere area (Southern Italy)
Oil Lamps from the Catacombs of C anosa ( A pulia, Fourth to Sixth Centuries AD )
Fifty oil lamps from the catacombs of ‘ P onte della L ama’ ( C anosa di Puglia, second to sixth centuries ad ) were analysed to understand the correlations existing between types and fabrics and to determine their provenance. Petrographic and chemical analyses confirmed the archaeological hypothesis of local production of the oil lamps, using fluvial deposits. However, the three samples of oil lamps imitating the A frican ‘ A tlante VIII ’ are c…
Archaeometric data on production and circulation of Neolithic Serra d’Alto ware in southern Italy during the fifth millennium BC
Mid/Late Neolithic Serra d’Alto ware was widely diffused in southern Italy during the fifth millennium BC and shows homogeneous formal and technical features. Its wide distribution and frequent occurrence in funerary or cultual contexts have led many scholars to emphasise its exchange value. The issue of the circulation of finished pots rather than of a production model in different areas of Southern Italy, is explored by means of petrologic, min…
Synergic analytical strategy to follow the technological evolution of Campanian medieval glazed pottery
Building a step by step result in archaeometry. Raw materials, provenance and production technology of Apulian Red Figure pottery
Contribution of mineralogical and analytical techniques to investigate provenance and technologies of Hellenistic pottery from Arpi (Southern Italy)
Susceptibility measurements, optical and X-ray analysis to explain the origin of archaeological magnetic anomalies in Tavoliere lowland (Southern Italy)
San Francesco d'Assisi (Apulia, South Italy)
Infrared spectroscopy in the mineralogical characterization of ancient pottery
Late Roman cooking pottery from the Tavoliere area (Southern Italy)
Lapis lazuli usage for blue decoration of polychrome painted glazed pottery
Archaeometric data on production and circulation of Neolithic Serra d’Alto ware in southern Italy during the fifth millennium BC
Mid/Late Neolithic Serra d’Alto ware was widely diffused in southern Italy during the fifth millennium BC and shows homogeneous formal and technical features. Its wide distribution and frequent occurrence in funerary or cultual contexts have led many scholars to emphasise its exchange value. The issue of the circulation of finished pots rather than of a production model in different areas of Southern Italy, is explored by means of petrologic, min…
San Francesco d'Assisi (Apulia, South Italy)
Technological features of Apulian red figured pottery
Understanding the origin of magnetic znomalies in Monte San Vincenzo (Southern Italy) archaeological Site
Figure 1: Final result of the integrated survey in Monte San Vincenzo Site: part of the processed magnetogram ([ -18, 18] nT black/white). Intense magnetic anomalies outline precisely shape and position of the buried structures. Apart from the general plan of the Neolithic village, a pattern of regularly spaced spot features is clearly identifi able. Th ese defi ne the layout of an ancient olive grove whose orientation is in agreement with the ro…
Archaeometric investigation of Roman tesserae from Herculaneum (Italy) by the combined use of complementary micro-destructive analytical techniques
Manufacturing expedients in medieval ceramics in Apulia
Susceptibility measurements, optical and X-ray analysis to explain the origin of archaeological magnetic anomalies in Tavoliere lowland (Southern Italy)
Diversified production of red figured pottery in Apulia (Southern Italy) in the late period
Oil Lamps from the Catacombs of C anosa ( A pulia, Fourth to Sixth Centuries AD )
Fifty oil lamps from the catacombs of ‘ P onte della L ama’ ( C anosa di Puglia, second to sixth centuries ad ) were analysed to understand the correlations existing between types and fabrics and to determine their provenance. Petrographic and chemical analyses confirmed the archaeological hypothesis of local production of the oil lamps, using fluvial deposits. However, the three samples of oil lamps imitating the A frican ‘ A tlante VIII ’ are c…
An archaeometric approach to gain knowledge on technology and provenance of Apulian red-figured pottery from Taranto
Synergic analytical strategy to follow the technological evolution of Campanian medieval glazed pottery
Contribution of mineralogical and analytical techniques to investigate provenance and technologies of Hellenistic pottery from Arpi (Southern Italy)
Building a step by step result in archaeometry. Raw materials, provenance and production technology of Apulian Red Figure pottery
Glazed sgraffito ware from Torre Alemanna (Foggia, fifteenth to sixteenth century A.D.)
The archaeometric investigation of 46 potsherds of “Torre Alemanna type” pottery aimed to define a compositional reference group and to understand the technological characteristics of its production. Principal component analysis applied to bulk chemical data (XRF) of the ceramic body showed a strong compositional homogeneity. Their comparison with local clays and 6 fragments of bricks sampled from the ceramic kiln, on the one hand, revealed the u…
Artisanal experiences in Arpi
Archaeology (18 works) · Geography (18 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (17 works) · Building materials and conservation (14 works) · Mineralogy (13 works) · Pottery (13 works) · Conservation Techniques and Studies (11 works) · Geology (11 works) · Chemistry (10 works) · Materials Science (10 works)