Die Gründung Roms
- Ersteller pavement
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Die späten bronzezeitlichen Besiedlungen waren vermutlich ausgedehnter als bislang gedacht:
Antiquity - Rome in the Bronze Age: late second-millennium BC radiocarbon dates from the Forum Boarium - Cambridge Journals Online
"Abstract
Evidence of Bronze Age settlement in Rome has, for the most part, been conspicuous by its absence. The later development of the city has precluded most excavations from reaching a depth sufficient to encounter any such deposits, and early finds have been mostly recovered from secondary deposits. A series of boreholes below the church of Sant'Omobono have revealed in situ deposits of anthropic activity, which date to the late second millennium BC, interspersed with thick alluvial deposits. This new data from the Forum Boarium demonstrates that early settlement activity in Rome was not restricted to the summits or slopes of the Palatine and Capitoline Hills, but also included activity on the banks of the Tiber."
Antiquity - Rome in the Bronze Age: late second-millennium BC radiocarbon dates from the Forum Boarium - Cambridge Journals Online
"Abstract
Evidence of Bronze Age settlement in Rome has, for the most part, been conspicuous by its absence. The later development of the city has precluded most excavations from reaching a depth sufficient to encounter any such deposits, and early finds have been mostly recovered from secondary deposits. A series of boreholes below the church of Sant'Omobono have revealed in situ deposits of anthropic activity, which date to the late second millennium BC, interspersed with thick alluvial deposits. This new data from the Forum Boarium demonstrates that early settlement activity in Rome was not restricted to the summits or slopes of the Palatine and Capitoline Hills, but also included activity on the banks of the Tiber."
Bei Interesse eine aktuelle Veröffentlichung, sozusagen zum geogenen Kontext und der Vorgeschichte der Besiedlung:
Rome in its setting. Post-glacial aggradation history of the Tiber River alluvial deposits and tectonic origin of the Tiber Island
Rome in its setting. Post-glacial aggradation history of the Tiber River alluvial deposits and tectonic origin of the Tiber Island