TY - GEN
T1 - Gli Enotri fra epilogo dell’età del Bronzo e primordi dell’età del Ferro nella Sibaritide
AU - Ippolito, Francesca
AU - van Leusen, Martijn
PY - 2024
Y1 - 2024
N2 - With the aim of constructing a material cultural framework for the Sibaritide basin (northern Calabria, Italy) be-tween the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age, the Groningen Institute of Archeology is con-ducting systematic investigations at three sites characterized by the coexistence of local pottery productions and ceramic classes that refer to Aegean productions: Monte San Nicola at Civita, Damale (site RB228) at Cerchiara di Calabria, and Timpone delle Fave at Frascineto. These sites, identified during the Raganello Archaeological Project field surveys, are located on the foothill belt between the Sibari plain and the mountainous hinterland. The material culture that is emerging from the ongoing excavations shows cultural traits relating to mechanisms of sharing, assimilation and hybridization of Aegean traditions by local groups. Our analysis of this cultural in-teraction intends to illustrate how Oenotrian cultural characteristics were maintained or lost, thus capturing the results of the first dynamics of interaction that were to give rise to the more developed Oenotrian society of subse-quent centuries.
AB - With the aim of constructing a material cultural framework for the Sibaritide basin (northern Calabria, Italy) be-tween the end of the Bronze Age and the beginning of the Iron Age, the Groningen Institute of Archeology is con-ducting systematic investigations at three sites characterized by the coexistence of local pottery productions and ceramic classes that refer to Aegean productions: Monte San Nicola at Civita, Damale (site RB228) at Cerchiara di Calabria, and Timpone delle Fave at Frascineto. These sites, identified during the Raganello Archaeological Project field surveys, are located on the foothill belt between the Sibari plain and the mountainous hinterland. The material culture that is emerging from the ongoing excavations shows cultural traits relating to mechanisms of sharing, assimilation and hybridization of Aegean traditions by local groups. Our analysis of this cultural in-teraction intends to illustrate how Oenotrian cultural characteristics were maintained or lost, thus capturing the results of the first dynamics of interaction that were to give rise to the more developed Oenotrian society of subse-quent centuries.
KW - Sibaritide (northern Calabria)
KW - cultural interactions
KW - Aegean pottery
KW - material culture
KW - Final Bronze Age-Early Iron Age
M3 - Conference contribution
T3 - Siris
SP - 197
EP - 204
BT - Oinotria: tra il Tirreno e lo Ionio. Nuovi dati dai territori
PB - Basilicata University Press
ER -