Giovanna Vitelli
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 264347 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Giovanna Vitelli |
| PRENOMES | Giovanna |
| SOBRENOME | Vitelli |
| ASSINATURA | VITELLI G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Oxford |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4972-9973 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1979 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Teaching Anthropology With Museum Collections
Material culture provides powerful teaching opportunities for core anthropological themes and issues. Based on experience in teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate students, teh authors provide examples and a framework for a class exercise which supports students to learn from objects and to think anthropologically about them
Living Side by Side
Change and Continuity, Practice and Memory
Stephen Silliman's article in American Antiquity (74:211-230) addresses a key issue that has been in quiet circulation for some time, examining the connections between archaeological data, traditional persistence, and postcolonial ways of understanding diachronic variability. This is a fundamental problem not only for archaeology but for American social scientists researching colonialism and traditional cultures (Alfred 1995; Harrod 1995; Stover …
Grain storage and urban growth in imperial Ostia
For imperial Rome, the importation of grain to feed a growing urban population was of critical importance, and it is no surprise to find Imperial concern about this matter centred on the port of Ostia. The extensive archaeological evidence at Ostia makes it possible to correlate urban growth with the growth in shipping and shipping‐related facilities. We can see that the first horrea and insulae at Ostia are built in an intense burst of activity …
Medieval Spiral Ware from Carthage
‘SPIRAL WARE’ MEDIEVALE DA CARTAGINE Si presentano alcuni esemplari di ‘Spiral Ware’ medievale da Cartagine insieme ai risultati delle analisi mineralogico-petrografiche degli impasti e di un'analisi del rivestimento. Dalla prima analisi si possono distinguere due gruppi di ‘Spiral Ware’: il 1° gruppo, di origine vulcanica e quindi importato, potrebbe venire dall' Etruria o dalla Campania, e corrisponde strettamente ad esemplari trovati a Roma. I…
Change and Continuity, Practice and Memory
Stephen Silliman's article in American Antiquity (74:211-230) addresses a key issue that has been in quiet circulation for some time, examining the connections between archaeological data, traditional persistence, and postcolonial ways of understanding diachronic variability. This is a fundamental problem not only for archaeology but for American social scientists researching colonialism and traditional cultures (Alfred 1995; Harrod 1995; Stover …
Grain storage and urban growth in imperial Ostia
For imperial Rome, the importation of grain to feed a growing urban population was of critical importance, and it is no surprise to find Imperial concern about this matter centred on the port of Ostia. The extensive archaeological evidence at Ostia makes it possible to correlate urban growth with the growth in shipping and shipping‐related facilities. We can see that the first horrea and insulae at Ostia are built in an intense burst of activity …
Medieval Spiral Ware from Carthage
‘SPIRAL WARE’ MEDIEVALE DA CARTAGINE Si presentano alcuni esemplari di ‘Spiral Ware’ medievale da Cartagine insieme ai risultati delle analisi mineralogico-petrografiche degli impasti e di un'analisi del rivestimento. Dalla prima analisi si possono distinguere due gruppi di ‘Spiral Ware’: il 1° gruppo, di origine vulcanica e quindi importato, potrebbe venire dall' Etruria o dalla Campania, e corrisponde strettamente ad esemplari trovati a Roma. I…
Medieval Spiral Ware from Carthage
‘SPIRAL WARE’ MEDIEVALE DA CARTAGINE Si presentano alcuni esemplari di ‘Spiral Ware’ medievale da Cartagine insieme ai risultati delle analisi mineralogico-petrografiche degli impasti e di un'analisi del rivestimento. Dalla prima analisi si possono distinguere due gruppi di ‘Spiral Ware’: il 1° gruppo, di origine vulcanica e quindi importato, potrebbe venire dall' Etruria o dalla Campania, e corrisponde strettamente ad esemplari trovati a Roma. I…
Grain storage and urban growth in imperial Ostia
For imperial Rome, the importation of grain to feed a growing urban population was of critical importance, and it is no surprise to find Imperial concern about this matter centred on the port of Ostia. The extensive archaeological evidence at Ostia makes it possible to correlate urban growth with the growth in shipping and shipping‐related facilities. We can see that the first horrea and insulae at Ostia are built in an intense burst of activity …
Change and Continuity, Practice and Memory
Stephen Silliman's article in American Antiquity (74:211-230) addresses a key issue that has been in quiet circulation for some time, examining the connections between archaeological data, traditional persistence, and postcolonial ways of understanding diachronic variability. This is a fundamental problem not only for archaeology but for American social scientists researching colonialism and traditional cultures (Alfred 1995; Harrod 1995; Stover …
Living Side by Side
Teaching Anthropology With Museum Collections
Material culture provides powerful teaching opportunities for core anthropological themes and issues. Based on experience in teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate students, teh authors provide examples and a framework for a class exercise which supports students to learn from objects and to think anthropologically about them
Sociology (4 obras) · Anthropology (3 obras) · Art (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (2 obras) · Archaeology (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Engineering (2 obras)