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OverviewPalazzo Sanvitale is located in Parma on the left bank of a stream, on the edge of the northeastern quadrant of the urban layout. The palace and garden fill two blocks, separated almost entirely by a minor decumanus. Ceramic and clay scraps from an underlying pit date the laying out of the decumanus towards the end of the 3rd century BC. In the south block, residential buildings recall the housing scenarios of the eastern Cispadana. To the east, a mixtilinear building dates to the 4th century AD. In the other block, superimposed on a primitive housing phase, the remains of a bathhouse dating to the second half of the 2nd century AD are outlined. During the Theoderican age, residential buildings, one of which seals the remains of a mill, filled both blocks. At the rear, in the area of the palace main courtyard, a lime kiln was erected. The extreme edge of a Lombard cemetery enters the excavation area from the north, overlapped by another cemetery, where the burial of an infant appears to be associated with a mensa. Earth embankments, reinforced by wooden poles and branches, contain the new riverbed. The study ends with the medieval levels dominated by the San Martino degli Zoppellari hospice. It is accompanied by essays on the materials from the excavations. The daily lives of the inhabitants are illustrated by means of the cookery vessels and tableware. Lastly, a detailed catalogue of the coins is presented, the cash lost by successive visitors to the area. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Mirella Marini CalvaniPublisher: Archaeopress Imprint: Archaeopress Archaeology Weight: 0.802kg ISBN: 9781803274072ISBN 10: 1803274077 Pages: 228 Publication Date: 02 March 2023 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Language: Italian Table of ContentsPremessa ; 1. Parma in età romana – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 2. Palazzo Sanvitale – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 3. Un decumano minore – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 3.1. Ceramica a vernice nera – Annamaria Carini ; 3.2. Alimentazione e consumi a Parma romana: dati dalle anfore dello scavo urbano di Palazzo Sanvitale – Carla Corti ; 4. Edilizia residenziale – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 4.1. La ceramica a pareti sottili – Miriam Romagnolo ; 4.2. I vetri – Miriam Romagnolo ; 4.3. Ceramica comune grezza di età repubblicana – Anna Rita Marchi ; 4.4. Ceramica comune grezza e depurata di età imperiale – Anna Rita Marchi ; 4.5. Ceramica comune grezza di età tardoantica – Anna Rita Marchi ; 5. Resti di edificio termale – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 5.1. Intonaci – Stefano Nava ; 5.2. Elementi di decorazione architettonica – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 6. La cella trichora – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 7. Il mulino – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 8. La calcara – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 9. Edilizia barbarica – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 10. Necropoli – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 11. Instabilità idraulica – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 12. San Martino degli Zoppellari - lo scavo archeologico in Palazzo Sanvitale - Parma – Ilaria Serchia ; 13. Le monete di Palazzo Sanvitale – Antonino Crisà ; 14. Riassunti ; 14.1. Riassunto – Mirella Marini Calvani ; 14.2. English Abstract – Giulia PettenaReviewsAuthor InformationMirella Marini Calvani graduated with honours in Classical Literature at the University of Trieste and received a doctorate in Archaeology from the University of Rome. Now retired, she was Archaeological Inspector in the Superintendency for Archaeological Heritage of Emilia Romagna, Director of the National Archaeological Museum of Parma, Superintendent for Archaeological Heritage of Liguria and Superintendent for Archaeological Heritage of Emilia Romagna. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Italian National Committee of ICOMOS. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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