The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland: the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project
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Contents List of Figures.v List of Tables.x List of Contributors. xi Preface.xiii Andrew Wallace-Hadrill Chapter 1 The Tiber Valley Project: an introduction. 1 Simon Keay, Martin Millett and Christopher Smith 1.1 The South Etruria Survey. .3 1.2 An overview of the Tiber Valley Project. .5 Chapter 2 The middle Tiber valley: history of studies and project methodologies.9 Robert Witcher 2.1 Landscape archaeology in the middle Tiber valley. 9 2.1.1 A century-and-a-half of landscape
studies.10 2.1.2 From antiquarians to topographers. . 10 2.1.3 The South Etruria Survey. 12 2.1.4 From the South Etruria Survey to the Tiber Valley Project. .21 2.1.5 Summary. 25 2.2 The South Etruria Survey revisited. 26 2.2.1 South Etruria Survey restudy: pottery.27 2.2.2 South Etruria Survey restudy: sites. 37 2.2.3 South Etruria Survey restudy: surveys. 41 2.3 South Etruria Survey: rewalking the Eastern Ager Veientanus.49 2.4 Tiber Valley Project database.52 2.4.1 The spatial dimension: reading the
maps. 53 2.4.2 The temporal dimension: dividing up time.60 2.5 History of studies and and project methodologies: summary.66 2.6 Overview of settlement trends in the middle Tiber valley. 69 Chapter 3 The protohistorie to late Republican landscapes of the middle Tiber valley. 74 Helga Di Giuseppe 3.1 From the Bronze Age to the Iron Age.74 3.1.1 Overview of the thirteenth to eighth centuries вс.74 3.1.2 The Bronze Age. 75 3.1.3. Social characterization. 79 3.1.4 The Iron Age and the birth of proto-urban centres.79 3.2 The Orientalizing and Archaic: late eighth to early fifth centuries вс. 83 3.2.1 Settlement centres and structured territories in the seventh and sixth centuries вс. 84
3.2.2 The decline of the landscape in the fifth century вс. 93 3.3 The mid- and late Republican landscape (c. 350-50/1 вс).96 3.3.1 Historical outline of the Republican period. 97 3.3.2 Continuity and transformation: the urban landscape of the Republican period.98 3.3.3 The rural landscape of the Republican period. 103 3.4 Conclusions. 112 Chapter 4 The early and mid-imperial landscapes of the middle Tiber valley (c. 50 bc-ad 250).117 Robert Witcher 4.1 Introduction. 117 4.2 Contexts. 119 4.2.1 The historical context.119 і
4.2.2 Earlier studies of the imperial landscape. 121 4.2.3 The environment in the imperial period. 123 4.3 Imperial-period material culture and settlement sites.126 4.3.1 Pottery.126 4.3.2 Sites. 128 4.3.3 Legacy data. 130 4.3.4 The Republican to imperial transition. 132 4.3.5 The spatial dimension. 134 4.4 The urban landscape. 138 4.4.1 Urban types. 142 4.4.2 Larger towns.142 4.4.3 Smaller towns and
centres.146 4.4.4 Port sites. 148 4.4.5 Road stations and villages.149 4.4.6 Urban summary. 150 4.5 The rural landscape. 150 4.5.1 Villas. 154 4.5.2 Farms.163 4.5.3 Rural infrastructure. 164 4.5.4 Micro-regional patterning in the imperial-period landscape. 166 4.5.5 Intra-regional comparisons. 170 4.6 People in the
landscape. 172 4.6.1 Population.172 4.6.2 Status and identity.176 4.7 A landscape of resources. ._.179 4.7.1. Agricultural production.179 4.7.2 Ceramic and brick/tile production. 182 4.7.3 Extraction.188 4.7.4 Other production. 191 4.7.5 Summary. 192 4.8 The competitive landscape. .192 4.8.1 Material
culture. 193 4.8.2 Funerary landscapes. 198 4.8.3 Summary. 200 4.9 The mid imperial-period landscape. 201 4.10 The imperial-period landscape: conclusions.206 Chapter 5 The late antique landscapes of the middle Tiber valley: the mid-third to mid-sixth centuries AD. 208 Helen Patterson 5.1 General introduction to the late antique and early medieval periods. 208 5.2 The problems of the archaeological dataset.209 5.2.1. Identifying late antique and early medieval settlement. 209 5.2.2 Defining late antique and medieval settlements.210 5.2.3 Other problems: the Tiber Valley Project data. 211 5.2.4 The Tiber valley and the supply of
Rome. 212 5.3 Crisis, what crisis? The third to mid-sixth centuries AD. 213 5.3.1 The historical context: the transformation of the classical world.213 5.3.2 Rural transformations. 218 5.3.3 New late antique settlements.222 5.3.4 The villas.223 5.3.4.1 Villas with solely agricultural roles. 224 5.3.4.2 Villas with roles in agriculture, manufacturing and artisan activities. 224 5.3.4.3 Villas providing services.225 5.3.4.4 Villas and churches. :. 225 5.3.4.5 Villas as residences for the aristocracy.227 5.3.4.6
Summary. 229 ii
5.3.5 Road stations. 229 5.3.5.1 The Via Clodia.229 5.3.5.2 The Via Cassia.230 5.3.5.3 The Via Flaminia. 230 5.3.5.4 Summary. 232 5.3.6 Vici and pagi. 232 5.3.7 Urban transformations. .232 5.3.7.1 Failed towns.233 5.3.7.2 Towns and bishoprics. 234 5.3.7.3 Towns as river ports. 237 5.3.7.4 Towns and
churches. 237 5.3.7.5 Successful towns. 237 5.3.7.6 Summary.237 5.3.8 The Christianization of the landscape. 238 5.3.9 People in the late antique landscape. 240 5.3.10 Rome and the Tiber valley: economic assessment. .243 5.3.10.1 The river.243 5.3.10.2 Roads. 243 5.3.10.3 Building materials. 244 5.3.10.4 Timber.245 5.3.10.5
Foodstuffs.245 5.3.10.6 Ceramics. . j.248 5.3.10.7 Agrarian practices, animal husbandry and diet. .249 5.3.10.8 Coins. 250 5.4 Conclusions. .250 Chapter 6 The end of the Roman unity: the Tiber valley in the late sixth to seventh centuries ad.252 Helen Patterson 6.1 The historical context: the Gothic Wars and Lombard invasions.252 6.2 The íncasteüamento debate. 257 6.2.1 South Etruria: ceramica a vernina pesante and Ponte Nepesino. 258 6.2.2 The Sabina and the case of Casale San Donato.259 6.3 Rural transformations. 262 6.3.1 South
Etruria.262 6.3.2 The southern Sabina Tiberina: Eretum and Sant’Antimo. 263 6.3.3 The central Sabina Tiberina: the Farfa Survey.263 6.4 The new foci of settlement. 264 6.5 People in the landscape. 266 6.6 Rome, the Tiber valley and the Lombards. 267 6.6.1 Transport.267 6.6.2 Economic activity and pottery evidence.268 6.6.3 Coins. 271 6.7 Conclusions. 271 Chapter 7 The
middle Tiber valley in the eighth and ninth centuries ad.274 Helen Patterson 7.1 The Church and the Carolingians: historical and archaeological context.274 7.2 Rural transformations. 281 7.2.1 South Etruria. 281 7.2.1.1 The domuscaltae. 281 7.2.1.2 Settlement trends. 284 7.2.1.3 Continuing sites. 284 7.2.1.4 ‘New’ foundations. 284 7.2.1.5 Two case-studies.285 7.2.1.6 The Ager Veientanus and the area of Santa Cornelia. 285 7.2.1.7 The Treia valley. 287 iii
7.2.2 The southern Sabina Tiberina: Eretum Survey. 7.2.3 The central Sabina Tiberina: the Farfa Survey. 7.3 Settlement and Roman roads. 7.4 Urban transformations. 7.4.1 The creation of a territorium. 7.5 People in the landscape. . 7.6 Rome, the Church and the Tiber valley. 7.6.1 The ceramics. 7.7 Conclusions. Chapter 8 The Tiber Valley Project: retrospect and prospect.302 Martin Millett 8.1 Introduction.302 8.2 The scope of the Tiber Valley Project. 302 8.3 The historical contribution. 303 8.4 Issues for debate. 305 8.5 The future of field survey: the TiberValley Project and beyond. 306 Appendix 1 List of Tiber Valley Project participants .308 Appendix 2 List of Tiber Valley Project
publications General. A. Forum Novum—Vescovio. B. Galantina Survey. C. Roman Towns Project. .309 . 309 . 312 .312 .312 .314 References .352 . 352 . 368 . 369 Indices.і. General Index. Index Locorum. Index of Inscriptions IV |
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Contents List of Figures.v List of Tables.x List of Contributors. xi Preface.xiii Andrew Wallace-Hadrill Chapter 1 The Tiber Valley Project: an introduction. 1 Simon Keay, Martin Millett and Christopher Smith 1.1 The South Etruria Survey. .3 1.2 An overview of the Tiber Valley Project. .5 Chapter 2 The middle Tiber valley: history of studies and project methodologies.9 Robert Witcher 2.1 Landscape archaeology in the middle Tiber valley. 9 2.1.1 A century-and-a-half of landscape
studies.10 2.1.2 From antiquarians to topographers. . 10 2.1.3 The South Etruria Survey. 12 2.1.4 From the South Etruria Survey to the Tiber Valley Project. .21 2.1.5 Summary. 25 2.2 The South Etruria Survey revisited. 26 2.2.1 South Etruria Survey restudy: pottery.27 2.2.2 South Etruria Survey restudy: sites. 37 2.2.3 South Etruria Survey restudy: surveys. 41 2.3 South Etruria Survey: rewalking the Eastern Ager Veientanus.49 2.4 Tiber Valley Project database.52 2.4.1 The spatial dimension: reading the
maps. 53 2.4.2 The temporal dimension: dividing up time.60 2.5 History of studies and and project methodologies: summary.66 2.6 Overview of settlement trends in the middle Tiber valley. 69 Chapter 3 The protohistorie to late Republican landscapes of the middle Tiber valley. 74 Helga Di Giuseppe 3.1 From the Bronze Age to the Iron Age.74 3.1.1 Overview of the thirteenth to eighth centuries вс.74 3.1.2 The Bronze Age. 75 3.1.3. Social characterization. 79 3.1.4 The Iron Age and the birth of proto-urban centres.79 3.2 The Orientalizing and Archaic: late eighth to early fifth centuries вс. 83 3.2.1 Settlement centres and structured territories in the seventh and sixth centuries вс. 84
3.2.2 The decline of the landscape in the fifth century вс. 93 3.3 The mid- and late Republican landscape (c. 350-50/1 вс).96 3.3.1 Historical outline of the Republican period. 97 3.3.2 Continuity and transformation: the urban landscape of the Republican period.98 3.3.3 The rural landscape of the Republican period. 103 3.4 Conclusions. 112 Chapter 4 The early and mid-imperial landscapes of the middle Tiber valley (c. 50 bc-ad 250).117 Robert Witcher 4.1 Introduction. 117 4.2 Contexts. 119 4.2.1 The historical context.119 і
4.2.2 Earlier studies of the imperial landscape. 121 4.2.3 The environment in the imperial period. 123 4.3 Imperial-period material culture and settlement sites.126 4.3.1 Pottery.126 4.3.2 Sites. 128 4.3.3 Legacy data. 130 4.3.4 The Republican to imperial transition. 132 4.3.5 The spatial dimension. 134 4.4 The urban landscape. 138 4.4.1 Urban types. 142 4.4.2 Larger towns.142 4.4.3 Smaller towns and
centres.146 4.4.4 Port sites. 148 4.4.5 Road stations and villages.149 4.4.6 Urban summary. 150 4.5 The rural landscape. 150 4.5.1 Villas. 154 4.5.2 Farms.163 4.5.3 Rural infrastructure. 164 4.5.4 Micro-regional patterning in the imperial-period landscape. 166 4.5.5 Intra-regional comparisons. 170 4.6 People in the
landscape. 172 4.6.1 Population.172 4.6.2 Status and identity.176 4.7 A landscape of resources. ._.179 4.7.1. Agricultural production.179 4.7.2 Ceramic and brick/tile production. 182 4.7.3 Extraction.188 4.7.4 Other production. 191 4.7.5 Summary. 192 4.8 The competitive landscape. .192 4.8.1 Material
culture. 193 4.8.2 Funerary landscapes. 198 4.8.3 Summary. 200 4.9 The mid imperial-period landscape. 201 4.10 The imperial-period landscape: conclusions.206 Chapter 5 The late antique landscapes of the middle Tiber valley: the mid-third to mid-sixth centuries AD. 208 Helen Patterson 5.1 General introduction to the late antique and early medieval periods. 208 5.2 The problems of the archaeological dataset.209 5.2.1. Identifying late antique and early medieval settlement. 209 5.2.2 Defining late antique and medieval settlements.210 5.2.3 Other problems: the Tiber Valley Project data. 211 5.2.4 The Tiber valley and the supply of
Rome. 212 5.3 Crisis, what crisis? The third to mid-sixth centuries AD. 213 5.3.1 The historical context: the transformation of the classical world.213 5.3.2 Rural transformations. 218 5.3.3 New late antique settlements.222 5.3.4 The villas.223 5.3.4.1 Villas with solely agricultural roles. 224 5.3.4.2 Villas with roles in agriculture, manufacturing and artisan activities. 224 5.3.4.3 Villas providing services.225 5.3.4.4 Villas and churches. :. 225 5.3.4.5 Villas as residences for the aristocracy.227 5.3.4.6
Summary. 229 ii
5.3.5 Road stations. 229 5.3.5.1 The Via Clodia.229 5.3.5.2 The Via Cassia.230 5.3.5.3 The Via Flaminia. 230 5.3.5.4 Summary. 232 5.3.6 Vici and pagi. 232 5.3.7 Urban transformations. .232 5.3.7.1 Failed towns.233 5.3.7.2 Towns and bishoprics. 234 5.3.7.3 Towns as river ports. 237 5.3.7.4 Towns and
churches. 237 5.3.7.5 Successful towns. 237 5.3.7.6 Summary.237 5.3.8 The Christianization of the landscape. 238 5.3.9 People in the late antique landscape. 240 5.3.10 Rome and the Tiber valley: economic assessment. .243 5.3.10.1 The river.243 5.3.10.2 Roads. 243 5.3.10.3 Building materials. 244 5.3.10.4 Timber.245 5.3.10.5
Foodstuffs.245 5.3.10.6 Ceramics. . j.248 5.3.10.7 Agrarian practices, animal husbandry and diet. .249 5.3.10.8 Coins. 250 5.4 Conclusions. .250 Chapter 6 The end of the Roman unity: the Tiber valley in the late sixth to seventh centuries ad.252 Helen Patterson 6.1 The historical context: the Gothic Wars and Lombard invasions.252 6.2 The íncasteüamento debate. 257 6.2.1 South Etruria: ceramica a vernina pesante and Ponte Nepesino. 258 6.2.2 The Sabina and the case of Casale San Donato.259 6.3 Rural transformations. 262 6.3.1 South
Etruria.262 6.3.2 The southern Sabina Tiberina: Eretum and Sant’Antimo. 263 6.3.3 The central Sabina Tiberina: the Farfa Survey.263 6.4 The new foci of settlement. 264 6.5 People in the landscape. 266 6.6 Rome, the Tiber valley and the Lombards. 267 6.6.1 Transport.267 6.6.2 Economic activity and pottery evidence.268 6.6.3 Coins. 271 6.7 Conclusions. 271 Chapter 7 The
middle Tiber valley in the eighth and ninth centuries ad.274 Helen Patterson 7.1 The Church and the Carolingians: historical and archaeological context.274 7.2 Rural transformations. 281 7.2.1 South Etruria. 281 7.2.1.1 The domuscaltae. 281 7.2.1.2 Settlement trends. 284 7.2.1.3 Continuing sites. 284 7.2.1.4 ‘New’ foundations. 284 7.2.1.5 Two case-studies.285 7.2.1.6 The Ager Veientanus and the area of Santa Cornelia. 285 7.2.1.7 The Treia valley. 287 iii
7.2.2 The southern Sabina Tiberina: Eretum Survey. 7.2.3 The central Sabina Tiberina: the Farfa Survey. 7.3 Settlement and Roman roads. 7.4 Urban transformations. 7.4.1 The creation of a territorium. 7.5 People in the landscape. . 7.6 Rome, the Church and the Tiber valley. 7.6.1 The ceramics. 7.7 Conclusions. Chapter 8 The Tiber Valley Project: retrospect and prospect.302 Martin Millett 8.1 Introduction.302 8.2 The scope of the Tiber Valley Project. 302 8.3 The historical contribution. 303 8.4 Issues for debate. 305 8.5 The future of field survey: the TiberValley Project and beyond. 306 Appendix 1 List of Tiber Valley Project participants .308 Appendix 2 List of Tiber Valley Project
publications General. A. Forum Novum—Vescovio. B. Galantina Survey. C. Roman Towns Project. .309 . 309 . 312 .312 .312 .314 References .352 . 352 . 368 . 369 Indices.і. General Index. Index Locorum. Index of Inscriptions IV |
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| series | Archaeopress Roman archaeology |
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| spellingShingle | Patterson, Helen 1958- Witcher, Robert E. ca. 20./21. Jh Di Giuseppe, Helga 1967- The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project Archaeopress Roman archaeology Hinterland (DE-588)4447056-3 gnd Ländlicher Raum (DE-588)4034026-0 gnd |
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| title | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project |
| title_alt | The changing landscapes of Rome’s Northern Hinterland "THE CHANGING LANDSCAPES OF ROME'S NORTHERN HINTERLAND" |
| title_auth | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project |
| title_exact_search | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project |
| title_exact_search_txtP | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project |
| title_full | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project Helen Patterson, Robert Witcher and Helga Di Giuseppe ; with contributions by Martin Millett, Simon Keay and Christopher Smith ; and a preface by Andrew Wallace-Hadrill |
| title_fullStr | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project Helen Patterson, Robert Witcher and Helga Di Giuseppe ; with contributions by Martin Millett, Simon Keay and Christopher Smith ; and a preface by Andrew Wallace-Hadrill |
| title_full_unstemmed | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland the British School at Rome's Tiber Valley Project Helen Patterson, Robert Witcher and Helga Di Giuseppe ; with contributions by Martin Millett, Simon Keay and Christopher Smith ; and a preface by Andrew Wallace-Hadrill |
| title_short | The changing landscapes of Rome's Northern Hinterland |
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