Territory, Time and State: The Archaeological Development of the Gubbio Basin.

Abstract

Part I. 1. Introduction Caroline Malone, James McVicar, and Simon Stoddart: Part II. The Environmental Setting 2. Geology and geomorphology Mauro Coltorti 3. Pedology Mirjam Schomeaker, Eric Van Waveren, Peter Finke, Rene Sewuster, and Jan Servink 4. Vegetation and climate Franscesco Allegrucci, Edoardo Biondi, Rachel Fulton, Christopher Hunt, Simon Stoddary, and Rupert Housley Part III. The First Human Occupation and Transition to Agriculture: 5. The evidence of lithics Tim Reynolds 6. The transition to agriculture Caroline Malone, and Jenny Harding Part IV. The Dissection of a Bronze and Early Iron Age Landscape: 7. Site setting Jenny Harding, Peter Finke, and Rene Sewuster 8. Agriculture James McVicar, Catherine Backway, Gillian Clark, and Rupert Housley 9. Site relationships Caroline Malone, and Simon Stoddart 10. The regional setting Caroline Malone, and Simon Stoddart Part V. Ritual Process and the Iron Age State: 11. Ritual sites and the city Simon Stoddart, and James Whitley 12. Literacy and linguistic evidence John Wilkins 13. Text and context the regional setting Simon Stoddart, and James Whitley Part VI. Imperial Incorporation: The Advent of Rome: 14. The City Dorica Maconi, and Nicholas Whitehead 15. The territory Nicholas Whitehead Part VII. The Medieval Period Francesco Allegrucci Part VIII. The Long Term Trajectory of the Itermontane Polity: 16. Colonisation, formation and incorporation Caroline Malone, and Simon Stoddart.