Lucía Vagnetti
Biographic Data
| ID | 5405225 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucía Vagnetti |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucía |
| FAMILY NAME | Vagnetti |
| SIGNATURE | VAGNETTI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Research Council |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Cyprus
Technology Transfer at the Periphery of the Mycenaean World
The study of technology transfer in pottery production to the periphery of the Mycenaean world has been addressed by considering two different areas, southern Italy and central Macedonia. Technological features such as ceramic paste, decoration and firing have been determined for different ceramic groups established according to provenance criteria. The studies of technology and provenance have been performed following an archaeometric approach, …
Traders and craftsmen in the central Mediterranean
This addendum presents the tables of the chemical compositions of Late Bronze Age pottery that were omitted from the authors' paper with the same title, published in 1991 in the Proceedings of the Conference on Bronze Age Trade in the Mediterranean (Oxford 1989). In addition, a short description and bibliography is provided for those sites in Italy, Sardinia, and Sicily from which the pottery was analysed
Stone Sculpture in Chalcolithic Cyprus
Stone sculpture in prehistoric Cyprus has a long tradition that starts in the Aceramic Neolithic period. One can easily follow the development of the figurative tradition from Neolithic to Chalcolithic, when the use of picrolite, an attractive blue, soft stone native to southwestern Cyprus, becomes widespread and produces figurines of high craftmanship and style. There are also connections with the figurative tradition of neighboring areas, such …
A Sardinian Askos from Crete
An askos ( BSA 49 [1954] 222, pl. 25:111) found by R.W. Hutchinson in Tomb 2 at Khaniale Tekke near Knossos is recognized as an export from nuragic Sardinia; similar askoi are common there in the same chronological range, c. 850–680 B.C., as that represented by the Cretan context. Although other good parallels have also been found outside Sardinia, notably at Vetulonia in Etruria, the Tekke piece is the first Sardinian artefact of the Early Iron …
Late Cypriot Imports to Italy and their Influence on Local Bronzework
LE TARDE IMPORTAZIONI CIPRIOTI IN ITALIA E IL LORO INFLUSSO SULL'OPERA LOCALE IN BRONZO Questo studio esamina le diverse categorie di materiali archeologici rinvenuti in territorio italiano, databili con certezza o presumibilmente nei limiti dell'età del bronzo, che siano da considerare importati da Cipro o imitati da modelli ciprioti. Sono esaminati separatamente ceramiche, pugnali con codolo a uncino, lingotti ox-hide, doppie asce, strumenti da…
Frammenti di ceramica «matt-painted» policroma da Filicudi (Isole Eolie)
Madeleine Cavalier et Lucia Vagnetti, Frammenti di cetarnica «matt-painted» policroma da Filicudi (Isole Eolie), p. 335-344. Nel villaggio della Montagnola di Capo Graziano, nell'isola di Filicudi, sono stati trovati numerosi frammenti di importazione egea. Fra essi un piccolo gruppo appartiene alla classe ceramica conosciuta corne «matt-painted policroma», databile nel Miceneo I anche se di tradizione mesoelladica. I frammenti in questione vengo…
Appunti sui bronzi egei e ciprioti del ripostiglio di Contigliano (Rieti)
Lucia Vagnetti, Appunti sui bronzi egei ciprtoti del ripostiglio di Contigliano (Rieti) . p.657-671 Sono esaminati alcuni oggetti di bronzo, di fattura egea e cipriota, rinvenuti a Contigliano (Rieti), databili fra il XII e la meta dell' XI sec. a.C. I bronzi, rispettivamente un frammento di tripode, un frammento di ruota e un frammento di calderone, offrono lo spunto per alcune considerazioni sulla più tarda presenza micenea lungo le coste itali…
Syrian and Anatolian Bronze Age figurines in Europe
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Technology Transfer at the Periphery of the Mycenaean World
The study of technology transfer in pottery production to the periphery of the Mycenaean world has been addressed by considering two different areas, southern Italy and central Macedonia. Technological features such as ceramic paste, decoration and firing have been determined for different ceramic groups established according to provenance criteria. The studies of technology and provenance have been performed following an archaeometric approach, …
Late Cypriot Imports to Italy and their Influence on Local Bronzework
LE TARDE IMPORTAZIONI CIPRIOTI IN ITALIA E IL LORO INFLUSSO SULL'OPERA LOCALE IN BRONZO Questo studio esamina le diverse categorie di materiali archeologici rinvenuti in territorio italiano, databili con certezza o presumibilmente nei limiti dell'età del bronzo, che siano da considerare importati da Cipro o imitati da modelli ciprioti. Sono esaminati separatamente ceramiche, pugnali con codolo a uncino, lingotti ox-hide, doppie asce, strumenti da…
Appunti sui bronzi egei e ciprioti del ripostiglio di Contigliano (Rieti)
Lucia Vagnetti, Appunti sui bronzi egei ciprtoti del ripostiglio di Contigliano (Rieti) . p.657-671 Sono esaminati alcuni oggetti di bronzo, di fattura egea e cipriota, rinvenuti a Contigliano (Rieti), databili fra il XII e la meta dell' XI sec. a.C. I bronzi, rispettivamente un frammento di tripode, un frammento di ruota e un frammento di calderone, offrono lo spunto per alcune considerazioni sulla più tarda presenza micenea lungo le coste itali…
Traders and craftsmen in the central Mediterranean
This addendum presents the tables of the chemical compositions of Late Bronze Age pottery that were omitted from the authors' paper with the same title, published in 1991 in the Proceedings of the Conference on Bronze Age Trade in the Mediterranean (Oxford 1989). In addition, a short description and bibliography is provided for those sites in Italy, Sardinia, and Sicily from which the pottery was analysed
A Sardinian Askos from Crete
An askos ( BSA 49 [1954] 222, pl. 25:111) found by R.W. Hutchinson in Tomb 2 at Khaniale Tekke near Knossos is recognized as an export from nuragic Sardinia; similar askoi are common there in the same chronological range, c. 850–680 B.C., as that represented by the Cretan context. Although other good parallels have also been found outside Sardinia, notably at Vetulonia in Etruria, the Tekke piece is the first Sardinian artefact of the Early Iron …
Syrian and Anatolian Bronze Age figurines in Europe
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Syrian and Anatolian Bronze Age figurines in Europe
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Appunti sui bronzi egei e ciprioti del ripostiglio di Contigliano (Rieti)
Lucia Vagnetti, Appunti sui bronzi egei ciprtoti del ripostiglio di Contigliano (Rieti) . p.657-671 Sono esaminati alcuni oggetti di bronzo, di fattura egea e cipriota, rinvenuti a Contigliano (Rieti), databili fra il XII e la meta dell' XI sec. a.C. I bronzi, rispettivamente un frammento di tripode, un frammento di ruota e un frammento di calderone, offrono lo spunto per alcune considerazioni sulla più tarda presenza micenea lungo le coste itali…
Frammenti di ceramica «matt-painted» policroma da Filicudi (Isole Eolie)
Madeleine Cavalier et Lucia Vagnetti, Frammenti di cetarnica «matt-painted» policroma da Filicudi (Isole Eolie), p. 335-344. Nel villaggio della Montagnola di Capo Graziano, nell'isola di Filicudi, sono stati trovati numerosi frammenti di importazione egea. Fra essi un piccolo gruppo appartiene alla classe ceramica conosciuta corne «matt-painted policroma», databile nel Miceneo I anche se di tradizione mesoelladica. I frammenti in questione vengo…
Late Cypriot Imports to Italy and their Influence on Local Bronzework
LE TARDE IMPORTAZIONI CIPRIOTI IN ITALIA E IL LORO INFLUSSO SULL'OPERA LOCALE IN BRONZO Questo studio esamina le diverse categorie di materiali archeologici rinvenuti in territorio italiano, databili con certezza o presumibilmente nei limiti dell'età del bronzo, che siano da considerare importati da Cipro o imitati da modelli ciprioti. Sono esaminati separatamente ceramiche, pugnali con codolo a uncino, lingotti ox-hide, doppie asce, strumenti da…
A Sardinian Askos from Crete
An askos ( BSA 49 [1954] 222, pl. 25:111) found by R.W. Hutchinson in Tomb 2 at Khaniale Tekke near Knossos is recognized as an export from nuragic Sardinia; similar askoi are common there in the same chronological range, c. 850–680 B.C., as that represented by the Cretan context. Although other good parallels have also been found outside Sardinia, notably at Vetulonia in Etruria, the Tekke piece is the first Sardinian artefact of the Early Iron …
Stone Sculpture in Chalcolithic Cyprus
Stone sculpture in prehistoric Cyprus has a long tradition that starts in the Aceramic Neolithic period. One can easily follow the development of the figurative tradition from Neolithic to Chalcolithic, when the use of picrolite, an attractive blue, soft stone native to southwestern Cyprus, becomes widespread and produces figurines of high craftmanship and style. There are also connections with the figurative tradition of neighboring areas, such …
Traders and craftsmen in the central Mediterranean
This addendum presents the tables of the chemical compositions of Late Bronze Age pottery that were omitted from the authors' paper with the same title, published in 1991 in the Proceedings of the Conference on Bronze Age Trade in the Mediterranean (Oxford 1989). In addition, a short description and bibliography is provided for those sites in Italy, Sardinia, and Sicily from which the pottery was analysed
Cyprus
Technology Transfer at the Periphery of the Mycenaean World
The study of technology transfer in pottery production to the periphery of the Mycenaean world has been addressed by considering two different areas, southern Italy and central Macedonia. Technological features such as ceramic paste, decoration and firing have been determined for different ceramic groups established according to provenance criteria. The studies of technology and provenance have been performed following an archaeometric approach, …
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (7 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · History (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (3 works) · Bronze Age (3 works)