Archaeology and Italian Society: Prehistoric, Roman and Medieval Studies

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Front Cover Copyright Table of Contents List of Illustrations Addresses of Contributors Dedication Preface and Acknowledgements 1. Archaeology in Italy, 1980: New Directions and Mis-Directions Level One: Artifact Analysis: Social and Economic Reconstruction 2. Style, Morphology and Fuction in the Typological Study of Stone Artifacts: Some Examples from Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Site in Italy 3. Patterns of North Italian Trade 5000-200 b.c. 4. A Consideration of Intersite Relationships in Southern Italy in the Third Millenium b.c. 5. Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean in The Hellenistic and Early Roman Periods: The Evidence of Coarse Pottery 6. The Determination of Amphora Contents 7. Faunal Studies and Urban Archaeology 8. Pottery Exported from Northwest Italy Between 1450 and 1830: Savona, Albisola, Genoa, Pisa, and Montelupo 9. The Archaeological Evidence for Commerce: A Ligurian Case Study Level Two: Site and Settlement Interpretation 10. Economy and Society in Italy Between The Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age 11. Prehistoric Settlement Patterns in Southeast Italy 12. Rural Settlement at Metaponto 13. Luni: The Prosperity of the Town and its Territory 14. The Schola Praeconum and the Food Supply of Rome in the Fifth Century A.D. 15. Archaeology and History at Fregellae 16. The Environment of San Giovanni in the Roman Period Level Three: Regional and Landscape Studies 17. Stability and Change in Prehistoric Central Italy 18. The Orco Project: Anthropological Archaeology in The Alps 19. Valley Changes: Some Observations from Recent Field and Archive Work in Italy 20. The Hinterland of Heraclea Minoa (Sicily) in Cklassical Antiquity 21. Luni: Settlement and Landscape in The Ager Lunensis 22. Settlement Reconstruction in The Ager Cosanus and The Albegna Valley: Wesleyan University Research, 1974-1979 23. The Lower Liri Valley: Problems, Trends, and Peculiarities 24. Rural Settlement in Roman Molise: Problems of Archaeological Survey 25. The Evolution of Hilltop Villages in The Biferno Valley, Molise 26. The Archaeology if the Medieval Castrum in Central Italy 27. Recent Developments in the Study of Neolithic Settlement in Calabria