Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri
Biographic Data
| ID | 4243710 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna Maria Bietti |
| FAMILY NAME | Sestieri |
| SIGNATURE | SESTIERI A M B |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Salento |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A New Start, 1000–630 BCE
Late Italian protohistory is characterized by innovative scenarios, in which the decline of the Aegean presence, which had characterized the previous phases in various areas of the peninsula, and the establishment in its place of trade with the eastern Mediterranean are significant elements. During the initial phases of the final Bronze Age, the Italian peninsula is characterized by substantial cultural homogeneity, with the appearance of the pro…
Peninsular Italy
This article focuses on the Bronze Age in Peninsular Italy, starting with the climate and geographical features of the area during the period. It discusses in detail the various stages of the Italian Bronze Age (Early, Middle, Late, and Final), and introduces the Pre- and Proto-Apennine and Apennine cultures, which emerged during the Early to the Middle Bronze Age. The article then studies the factors that led to an increase in demographic growth…
The Bronze Age in Sicily
This article discusses the Bronze Age in Sicily, which was once total autonomous from mainland Italy and a concentration of foreign contacts. It first observes that during the earliest stage of the Bronze Age, a system of coastal trade which extended over a major part of central Mediterranean could have existed in Sicily and in the Aeolian islands. The discussion then turns to the Early Bronze Age, which featured the Castelluccio culture and the …
Hallazgos metálicos en el yacimiento del Bronce Medio y Final de Scoglio del Tonno (Taranto, Apulia)
Scoglio del Tonno (Taranto) es un yacimiento con una posición estratégica sobre uno de los mejores puertos naturales de la península italiana. Durante el Bronce Tardío fue un emporion, lugar permanente de contactos entre el Egeo y la península italiana. Crisoles y diversos objetos de metal recuperados en las antiguas excavaciones (1899) han sido recientemente analizados con ED-XRF. Excepto una pieza (una aguja de una aleación de oro, plata y cobr…
Domi mansit, lanam fecit
Seven female tombs from ancient Lazio dating from Latial period I (Final Bronze Age, 11th-10th centuries BC), and some 250 tombs dating from Latial period II (Early Iron Age, 10th-9th centuries BC) from the cemetery of Osteria dell’Osa, Rome, are analyzed from a gendered perspective. The sample shows a few significant features, which seem to differentiate it from the male component of the same contexts: 1. Gender specific personal ornaments are g…
Italy in Europe in the Early Iron Age
In the field of European recent prehistory it is generally agreed that, from the Early Orientalising period, Etruria played a central role in long distance trade, also acting as a link between the Aegean and east Mediterranean and trans-Alpine Europe. A widely acknowledged implication is that this primary status of the Etruscans among the indigenous peoples of Italy was a secondary effect of the Greek and Phoenician colonisation in the central Me…
The Iron Age Community of Osteria dell'Osa
Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri, one of the finest Italian protohistorians, deals in this monograph with a major archaeological site, the Iron Age cemetery of Osteria dell'Osa, near Rome. The cemetery materials provide rich insights into the emergence of the city-state in central Italy in the crucial period 900 580 BC. Paying particular attention to the causes of variation in burials - ritual, gender, age, status - Dr Bietti Sestieri is able to develo…
Alcuni problemi relativi ai rapporti fra l'Italia e la Penisola Balcanica nella tarda età del bronzo — inizi dell'età del ferro
Bietti Sestieri Anna Maria, Lo Schiavo Fulvia. Alcuni problemi relativi ai rapporti fra l'Italia e la Penisola Balcanica nella tarda età del bronzo — inizi dell'età del ferro. In: Iliria, vol. 4, 1976. Premier colloque des Etudes Illyriennes (Tirana 15-20 septembre 1972) – 1. pp. 163-189
The metal industry of continental Italy, 13th to the 11th century BC, and its connections with the Aegean
The existence of a close relationship between Mycenaean Greece and Italy is known to us through two main kinds of archaeological evidence: Mycenaean pottery found in Italy—mainly in Apulia and Siciliy, although a few finds also come from the Tyrrhenian coast (1)—and bronzes of Italian type present in Greece and Crete. The amount of information derived from these two groups is unequal. The majority of the Mycenaean pottery found in Italy has been …
The Iron Age Community of Osteria dell'Osa
Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri, one of the finest Italian protohistorians, deals in this monograph with a major archaeological site, the Iron Age cemetery of Osteria dell'Osa, near Rome. The cemetery materials provide rich insights into the emergence of the city-state in central Italy in the crucial period 900 580 BC. Paying particular attention to the causes of variation in burials - ritual, gender, age, status - Dr Bietti Sestieri is able to develo…
Italy in Europe in the Early Iron Age
In the field of European recent prehistory it is generally agreed that, from the Early Orientalising period, Etruria played a central role in long distance trade, also acting as a link between the Aegean and east Mediterranean and trans-Alpine Europe. A widely acknowledged implication is that this primary status of the Etruscans among the indigenous peoples of Italy was a secondary effect of the Greek and Phoenician colonisation in the central Me…
The metal industry of continental Italy, 13th to the 11th century BC, and its connections with the Aegean
The existence of a close relationship between Mycenaean Greece and Italy is known to us through two main kinds of archaeological evidence: Mycenaean pottery found in Italy—mainly in Apulia and Siciliy, although a few finds also come from the Tyrrhenian coast (1)—and bronzes of Italian type present in Greece and Crete. The amount of information derived from these two groups is unequal. The majority of the Mycenaean pottery found in Italy has been …
Hallazgos metálicos en el yacimiento del Bronce Medio y Final de Scoglio del Tonno (Taranto, Apulia)
Scoglio del Tonno (Taranto) es un yacimiento con una posición estratégica sobre uno de los mejores puertos naturales de la península italiana. Durante el Bronce Tardío fue un emporion, lugar permanente de contactos entre el Egeo y la península italiana. Crisoles y diversos objetos de metal recuperados en las antiguas excavaciones (1899) han sido recientemente analizados con ED-XRF. Excepto una pieza (una aguja de una aleación de oro, plata y cobr…
Alcuni problemi relativi ai rapporti fra l'Italia e la Penisola Balcanica nella tarda età del bronzo — inizi dell'età del ferro
Bietti Sestieri Anna Maria, Lo Schiavo Fulvia. Alcuni problemi relativi ai rapporti fra l'Italia e la Penisola Balcanica nella tarda età del bronzo — inizi dell'età del ferro. In: Iliria, vol. 4, 1976. Premier colloque des Etudes Illyriennes (Tirana 15-20 septembre 1972) – 1. pp. 163-189
Domi mansit, lanam fecit
Seven female tombs from ancient Lazio dating from Latial period I (Final Bronze Age, 11th-10th centuries BC), and some 250 tombs dating from Latial period II (Early Iron Age, 10th-9th centuries BC) from the cemetery of Osteria dell’Osa, Rome, are analyzed from a gendered perspective. The sample shows a few significant features, which seem to differentiate it from the male component of the same contexts: 1. Gender specific personal ornaments are g…
The metal industry of continental Italy, 13th to the 11th century BC, and its connections with the Aegean
The existence of a close relationship between Mycenaean Greece and Italy is known to us through two main kinds of archaeological evidence: Mycenaean pottery found in Italy—mainly in Apulia and Siciliy, although a few finds also come from the Tyrrhenian coast (1)—and bronzes of Italian type present in Greece and Crete. The amount of information derived from these two groups is unequal. The majority of the Mycenaean pottery found in Italy has been …
Alcuni problemi relativi ai rapporti fra l'Italia e la Penisola Balcanica nella tarda età del bronzo — inizi dell'età del ferro
Bietti Sestieri Anna Maria, Lo Schiavo Fulvia. Alcuni problemi relativi ai rapporti fra l'Italia e la Penisola Balcanica nella tarda età del bronzo — inizi dell'età del ferro. In: Iliria, vol. 4, 1976. Premier colloque des Etudes Illyriennes (Tirana 15-20 septembre 1972) – 1. pp. 163-189
The Iron Age Community of Osteria dell'Osa
Anna Maria Bietti Sestieri, one of the finest Italian protohistorians, deals in this monograph with a major archaeological site, the Iron Age cemetery of Osteria dell'Osa, near Rome. The cemetery materials provide rich insights into the emergence of the city-state in central Italy in the crucial period 900 580 BC. Paying particular attention to the causes of variation in burials - ritual, gender, age, status - Dr Bietti Sestieri is able to develo…
Italy in Europe in the Early Iron Age
In the field of European recent prehistory it is generally agreed that, from the Early Orientalising period, Etruria played a central role in long distance trade, also acting as a link between the Aegean and east Mediterranean and trans-Alpine Europe. A widely acknowledged implication is that this primary status of the Etruscans among the indigenous peoples of Italy was a secondary effect of the Greek and Phoenician colonisation in the central Me…
Domi mansit, lanam fecit
Seven female tombs from ancient Lazio dating from Latial period I (Final Bronze Age, 11th-10th centuries BC), and some 250 tombs dating from Latial period II (Early Iron Age, 10th-9th centuries BC) from the cemetery of Osteria dell’Osa, Rome, are analyzed from a gendered perspective. The sample shows a few significant features, which seem to differentiate it from the male component of the same contexts: 1. Gender specific personal ornaments are g…
Hallazgos metálicos en el yacimiento del Bronce Medio y Final de Scoglio del Tonno (Taranto, Apulia)
Scoglio del Tonno (Taranto) es un yacimiento con una posición estratégica sobre uno de los mejores puertos naturales de la península italiana. Durante el Bronce Tardío fue un emporion, lugar permanente de contactos entre el Egeo y la península italiana. Crisoles y diversos objetos de metal recuperados en las antiguas excavaciones (1899) han sido recientemente analizados con ED-XRF. Excepto una pieza (una aguja de una aleación de oro, plata y cobr…
Peninsular Italy
This article focuses on the Bronze Age in Peninsular Italy, starting with the climate and geographical features of the area during the period. It discusses in detail the various stages of the Italian Bronze Age (Early, Middle, Late, and Final), and introduces the Pre- and Proto-Apennine and Apennine cultures, which emerged during the Early to the Middle Bronze Age. The article then studies the factors that led to an increase in demographic growth…
The Bronze Age in Sicily
This article discusses the Bronze Age in Sicily, which was once total autonomous from mainland Italy and a concentration of foreign contacts. It first observes that during the earliest stage of the Bronze Age, a system of coastal trade which extended over a major part of central Mediterranean could have existed in Sicily and in the Aeolian islands. The discussion then turns to the Early Bronze Age, which featured the Castelluccio culture and the …
A New Start, 1000–630 BCE
Late Italian protohistory is characterized by innovative scenarios, in which the decline of the Aegean presence, which had characterized the previous phases in various areas of the peninsula, and the establishment in its place of trade with the eastern Mediterranean are significant elements. During the initial phases of the final Bronze Age, the Italian peninsula is characterized by substantial cultural homogeneity, with the appearance of the pro…
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