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'The work of Vitale is very important for understanding the rich but unknown history of southern Basilicata during the medieval period.' Peer reviewer 'This research fills a gap in the historical reconstruction of settlement development in southern Italy during the Middle Ages. It gives insight into the origin and evolution, from both historical and architectural points of view, of the fortified centres in this region, thus offering a useful comparison for the analysis of the same phenomenon in other Italian regions.' Peer reviewer

'(A)n impressive assessment of landscape, sites and structures across the 10th to 15th centuries through a range of approaches' Neil Christie, Medieval Archaeology, Vol 66.2 (2022) 'The work of Vitale is very important for understanding the rich but unknown history of southern Basilicata during the medieval period.' Peer reviewer 'This research fills a gap in the historical reconstruction of settlement development in southern Italy during the Middle Ages. It gives insight into the origin and evolution, from both historical and architectural points of view, of the fortified centres in this region, thus offering a useful comparison for the analysis of the same phenomenon in other Italian regions.' Peer reviewer

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Valentino Vitale è Dottore di Ricerca in Archeologia Medievale e Assegnista di Ricerca presso il CNR - ISPC (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche - Istituto di Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale). Si occupa dello studio degli insediamenti fortificati d'altura dell'Italia Meridionale. Valentino Vitale holds a PhD in Medieval Archaeology and is a research fellow at CNR - ISPC (National Research Council - Institute of Sciences of Cultural Heritage).

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