LItalie vue dici: La traduction-migration (French Edition)

Vegliante, Jean-Charles

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Elle se compose d'une ouverture et d'un finale instrumentaux, de six chansons, six monologues et cinq dialogues. Jacques Bonsergent ligne 5 ou Colonel Fabien ligne 2. Voir aussi le dossier. Ils recevront un mail de confirmation. Oltre artisti italiani saranno rappresentati. Pour tout renseignement s'adresser au Blog: Son Don Giovanni est action et musique, champagne et acide. Il oeuvre pour le Duc de Ferrare, un aristocrate de la Renaissance italienne. Avec la participation de Olimpia Marmoross. As Chapman has indicated for the Adriatic itself and Lewthwaite for the West Mediterranean generally, many 7th millennium bc and perhaps some later sites might be lost below present sea level.

Chronological data for the rise in sea level are insufficiently precise to date the highest level of the Flandrian transgression at all precisely and there were certainly local variations due to variable isostatic factors. However, it may have been between and bc, the very period of our elusive Early Neolithic phase. It would be possible to construct a model which explained the spread of settlements into the inland plain of the Tavoliere and along river valleys like the Fortore and the Ofanto as a direct response to the rise in sea level and the restriction of the area previously available for settlement.

We have to accept that there is very little known about the Early Neolithic phase.

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If we are to study the nature of the east Italian Neolithic, we must start from the better known sites of the Middle Neolithic dated approximately - BC, - BC. In the following section I shall look at various aspects of the communities of this period. Radiocarbon dates indicate that this type of settlement was present as early as bc Rendina and was still in use at least as late as bc Passo di Corvo.

We do not know whether they continued in use in the 4th millennium bc in southeast Italy or not ; it is often assumed that they did not, at least on the Tavoliere. As well as ditched settlements, some unenclosed settlements are known and some caves were occupied although the use of caves was mostly for burial and other ritual purposes. However, although the data cannot be presented quantitatively without distortion since the or so sites on the Tavoliere discovered from the air would create a serious bias in the sample , it does seem that the ditched settlement was the norm, not only on the Tavoliere, but in other areas of southeast Italy too, such as the Materano and the Adriatic coastal strip.

Further north, in Dalmatia, Neolithic sites are either caves or unenclosed settlements in the open. Here 5th millennium bc sites are either caves or unditched settlements in the open. Ditched villages appear only in the 4th millennium bc, with radiocarbon dates in the range - bc Ripoli and Fossacesia. In east central Italy it appears only in the 4th millennium bc on river terrace sites.

In Dalmatia the ditched form was exceptionnal. The ditched village form is almost exclusively restricted to the Adriatic zone ; in Italy the only certain ditched Neolithic site west of the Apennines is Pienza in central Tuscany. To my knowledge the form does not occur either in the Aegean or in the West Mediterranean. For a number of different reasons, the various claims made for hut or house foundations seem unconvincing. The hollows or pits so often described as fondi di capanne in earlier and some recent reports are better regarded as storage pits. This misunderstanding neatly illustrates a problem that occurs almost universally on the Tavoliere: A trapezoidal stone built structure is recorded at Monte Aquilone, but its chronological position is unclear.

The best evidence for house plans from any Neolithic site in eastern Italy remains the Azzollini site at Molfetta, excavated by Mosso in the early years of this century Mosso Figs. This is one of the very few sites where floors survive ; they are circular or oval in shape and measure a mere 2. In spite of their small size, they are too large to represent hearths and must be presumed to be the complete floor area of dwellings.

Unfortunately neither of these sites provides useful information about site layout. Although some 40 hut floors were found on the Azzollini site at Molfetta, we do not know how many are missing from the site plan. The mazelike structure shown on the plans in black on Fig. One might suggest that they were grouped in clusters to form compounds for discussion of different aspects of this settlement form see Flannery ; David It is worth noting that, on a purely speculative basis, we could apply this model also to the Tavoliere settlements. It would be true to say, however, that there are no very close parallels with the rectangular houses, built either of timber and clay or of stone, found in the Aegean Neolithic.

Schemes for dividing up the Southeast Italian Neolithic. If we try to pinpoint the earliest occurrence of domesticates clearly dated i. Unfortunately we do not as yet have faunal or floral reports from Rendina or Scaramella di San Vito with early radiocarbon dates , but it is generally assumed that the ditched settlements were based on mixed farming, since they are generally well placed for arable land Jarman and Webley and bones of domesticated animals dominated on all reported sites.

It seems likely therefore that the full mixed farming economy was being practised though not on all sites: Maddalena di Muccia Barker If this site does indeed belong to an earlier phase, it suggests that agriculture may have appeared still earlier in the 6th millennium bc. The recorded plants emmer and einkorn wheats and barley ; the domesticated animals sheep, goat, cattle, pig and dog and the relative proportions of the different animals with caprines dominating on most, though not all, sites all show similarities with the Neolithic economy of Greece and the Balkans.

It is also similar to the mixed farming economy of many 5th millennium bc sites in the West Mediterranean.

This view has been challenged by Chapman who argues that the caprines which appear on Early Neolithic Impressed Ware sites in Dalmatia by bc are true domesticates Chapman ; He also argues that, although the absence of plant remains from Dalmatian Neolithic sites since froth flotation has not been used in this area means that we cannot demonstrate that agriculture was practised, nonetheless land-use studies indicate that almost all Early Neolithic sites, caves and open settlements alike, have good arable land within their territories and could have supported mixed farming communities.

It seems quite likely that a mixed farming economy based mainly on caprines and cereals was established on both sides of the Adriatic at least by bc around bc in calendar years. It is absolutely certainly in existence by bc. On the other side of the Adriatic plain wares are dated c bc at Sidari on Corfu, while Impressed Ware is dated to c bc at Asfaka in Epirus, as well as at Sidari ; in Dalmatia it is dated to c bc at Gudnja.

At an early date a series of other wares appears in southeast Italy: In Dalmatia it now seems that the Danilo culture, characterised by fine bichrome and trichrome painted wares, emerged in the period bc, earlier than had been expected Chapman Parallels for various of the Italian painted wares have been sought in the Aegean, e.

He argues that sources certainly not local are in northern Italy ; there are, however, alternative sources in Calabria and Campania which may have been exploited. Industries of this type occur widely on sites evidence of mixed farming economies. Industries with an apparent Epi-Palaeolithic component, including geometric microliths, trapezes and carefully retouched blades, including some backed blades. Industries of this type occur in central Italy e. Maddalena di Muccia and in the south Grotta della Mura and are associated with economies in which hunting was of considerable, even dominant, importance Barker ; Whitehouse Tools of these types appear on the Tavoliere, south of the Gargano, and at Ripoli to the north and are occasionally found further afield.

They appear on sites of Neolithic and Copper Age date, but have not yet been found in very early contexts. Indeed it occurs in the earliest ceramic level at Grotta della Mura, which may belong to the earliest - Early Neolithic - phase of the early 6th millennim bc.

It is known that Sardinian obsidian was being exploited by the early 6th millennium, as it occurs on sites in Corsica of this date, but the analysed obsidians from eastern Italy all came from either Lipari or Palmarola Cann and Renfrew ; Hallam, Warren and Renfrew The analysed samples all come from sites of certainly or probably 5th millennium date, but it is possible that the sources on Lipari and Palmarola were exploited as early as those on Sardinia.

The dated sites are probably not the very earliest: On the other hand, the lack of close parallels for anything except the subsistence economy itself in any other region suggests that the east Italian Neolithic, with its distinctive settlement type and decorated pottery styles, is a specifically Adriatic adaptation.

Not only is it difficult to see the east Italian Neolithic as derivative of the Aegean Neolithic ; it is equally difficult to see it as ancestral to the Neolithic of the West Mediterranean. Even in western Italy, the other side of the Apennines, there are few close parallels, either in settlement type or in equipment. Even the ubiquitous Impressed Ware takes very different forms on the two sides of the Apennines. It is not even possible to establish clear chronological priority in the east Italian area: There is need now for new research into this elusive period.

We need sites dated to this period by radiocarbon rather than by pottery typology alone, examined with the aid of modern techniques of data recovery, including froth flotation. List of radiocarbon dates. Recent developments in the study of Neolithic settlement in Calabria. Archaeology and Italian Society, B. The characterisation of obsidian and its application to the Mediterranean region. Radiocarbon dating and the Dalmatian Neolithic. Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology and Anthropology, 2.

Nuovi dati dallo scavo di Rendina presso Melfi.

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