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Spilamberto in età medievale
No full textIl saggio esamina l'evoluzione dell'insediamento medievale di Spilamberto individuando tre fasi salienti: una prima, più antica, che va dall'età longobarda, tra VII e VII secolo, sino al tardo secolo XII; una seconda, determinata dal controllo del territorio locale da parte del Comune di Modena; una terza, conseguente al radicamento sul luogo della signoria della famiglia Rangoni, appartenente all'aristocrazia cittadina modenese, che si afferma dal Trecento e si consolida grazie alle investiture a titolo feudale concesse dai marchesi Estensi
Nonantola: metamorfosi di un soggetto storico
No full textil saggio analizza e ricostruisce l'evoluzione della storiografia di Vito Fumagalli in relazione agli studi dedicati all'importante abbazia altomedievale di Nonantola e individua le linee distintive della più recente e aggiornata ricerca storica attenta al medesimo soggetto, considerato sia come specifico centro monastico, sia come abitato rurale dal più ampio profilo insediativo
L'insediamento di contrada Grammena a Valcorrente tra tardoantico e altomedioevo. La long durée di un sito rurale in provincia di Catania
No full textL'indagine archeologica, condotta dalla Soprintendenza di Catania nel 2007, ha portato alla luce una fattoria romana, caratterizzata da molteplici fasi di vita (III-VII sec. dC), nella zona di un precedente insediamento ellenistico (IV-II sec. aC).
Una basilica a tre navate e un nartece è stato costruito, in età tardo-bizantine (VIII-IX sec. dC), in parte distruggendo i resti della fattoria e quelli di una frequentazione più tardi della zona (8 ° secolo dC). La basilica è stata modificata più volte, poi trasformato in un deposito amorfo di pietre. Il piano (21,90 m E / W x 16,60 m N / S) si inquadra in un 5x4 forma aritmetica quadrati che comprende il nartece e l'abside, con un rapporto 2:1 per la larghezza della navata centrale da quelle laterali, e una metrica base dimensionato in base a un piede di m. 0,2964, con un modulo base di m. Pari al 14 ft Questa pianta è simile a quello siciliano edifici religiosi tradizionalmente datata tra il 5 ° secolo dC e 6 4.15. e risulta così essere ancorata alla tradizione costruttiva della tarda antichità.
La centralità della colonia (non lontano dalla acquedotto romano che attraversava questa zona e accanto a una lunga distanza rete stradale in uso dall'epoca romana a quella tardo Medioevo), spiega la continuità della vita di un insediamento che era chiaramente il collegamento di questa zona.The archaeological survey, carried out by the Superintendence of Catania in 2007, has unearthed a Roman farm, characterized by multiple life stages (3rd-7th centuries AD), in the area of a previous Hellenistic settlement (4th-2nd centuries BC).
A basilica with three aisles and a narthex was built, in late-Byzantine ages (8th-first half of 9th century AD), partially destroying the farm’s remains and those one of a later frequentation of the area (8th century AD). The basilica was modified several times, then transformed into an amorphous deposit of stones. The plan (21.90 m E/W x 16.60 m N/S) is framed in a 5x4 squares arithmetic form that includes the narthex and the apse, with a 2:1 ratio for the width of the nave from the aisles, and a metric base dimensioned according to a foot of m. 0.2964, with a base module of m. 4.15 corresponding to 14 ft. This plant is similar to Sicilian religious buildings traditionally dated between 5th and 6th century AD. and thus proves to be anchored to the building tradition of Late Antiquity.
The centrality of the settlement (not far from the Roman aqueduct that crossed this area and beside a long-distance road network in use from Roman to Late Middle ages) explains the continuity of life of a settlement which was clearly the junction of this area
Dalla pecia all’e-book. Libri per l’Università: stampa, editoria, circolazione e lettura. Atti del Convegno internazionale di studi (Bologna, 21-25 ottobre 2000), a cura di G. P. Brizzi e M. G. Tavoni, Bologna, Clueb, 2009 (Centro interuniversitario per la storia delle università italiane. Studi, 11)
No full textL'insediamento rurale di Contrada Franchetto a Castel di Iudica (Ct). Un sito rurale tra età repubblicana ed età imperiale
No full textThe settlement in the district of Grammena – Valcorrente near Belpasso (Ct) between Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages
No full textThe archaeological survey, carried out by the Superintendence of Catania in 2007, has unearthed a Roman farm, characterized by multiple life stages (3rd-7th centuries AD), in the area of a previous Hellenistic settlement (4th-2nd centuries BC). A basilica with three aisles and a narthex was built, in late-Byzantine ages (8th-first half of 9th century AD), partially destroying the farm’s remains and those one of a later frequentation of the area (8th century AD). The basilica was modified several times, then transformed into an amorphous deposit of stones. The plan (21.90 m E/W x 16.60 m N/S) is framed in a 5x4 squares arithmetic form that includes the narthex and the apse, with a 2:1 ratio for the width of the nave from the aisles, and a metric base dimensioned according to a foot of m. 0.2964, with a base module of m. 4.15 corresponding to 14 ft. This plant is similar to Sicilian religious buildings traditionally dated between 5th and 6th century AD. and thus proves to be anchored to the building tradition of Late Antiquity. The centrality of the settlement (not far from the Roman aqueduct that crossed this area and beside a long-distance road network in use from Roman to Late Middle ages) explains the continuity of life of a settlement which was clearly the junction of this are
L'insediamento ellenistico nell'area della fattoria romana di contrada Grammena a Valcorrente
No full textL’articolo inquadra la fase ellenistica dell’insediamento indagato in Contrada Grammena a Valcorrente di Belpasso (Catania) in occasione degli scavi archeologici, condotti dalla Soprintendenza di Catania nel 2007, nei quali si sono portati alla luce i resti di una fattoria romana (III-VII secolo d.C) che ha distrutto il precedente insediamento ellenistico, e di una basilica a tre navate con nartece, datata ad età tardo-bizantina (VIII sec. d.C. – prima metà del IX sec. d.C.). La continuità insediativa viene motivata dalla centralità dell’insediamento
The settlement in the district of Grammena – Valcorrente near Belpasso (Ct) between Late Antiquity and Early Middle Ages (POSTER)
No full textThe archaeological survey, carried out by the Superintendence of Catania in 2007, has unearthed a Roman farm, characterized by multiple life stages (3rd-7th centuries AD), in the area of a previous Hellenistic settlement (4th-2nd centuries BC). A basilica with three aisles and a narthex was built, in late-Byzantine ages (8th-first half of 9th century AD), partially destroying the farm’s remains and those one of a later frequentation of the area (8th century AD). The basilica was modified several times, then transformed into an amorphous deposit of stones. The plan (21.90 m E/W x 16.60 m N/S) is framed in a 5x4 squares arithmetic form that includes the narthex and the apse, with a 2:1 ratio for the width of the nave from the aisles, and a metric base dimensioned according to a foot of m. 0.2964, with a base module of m. 4.15 corresponding to 14 ft. This plant is similar to Sicilian religious buildings traditionally dated between 5th and 6th century AD. and thus proves to be anchored to the building tradition of Late Antiquity. The centrality of the settlement (not far from the Roman aqueduct that crossed this area and beside a long-distance road network in use from Roman to Late Middle ages) explains the continuity of life of a settlement which was clearly the junction of this area
Adams and Eves: The Gender Gap in Economics Majors
No full textWe investigate the gender gap in Economics among bachelor's and master's graduates in Italy between 2010 and 2019. First we establish that being female exerts a negative impact on the choice to major in Economics: at the bachelor level, only 73 women graduate in Economics for every 100 men, with the mathematical content of high school curricula as the key driver of the eect and a persistence of the gap at the master level. Second, within a full menu of major choices, Economics displays the largest gap, followed by STEM and then Business Economics. Third, decomposition analyses expose a unique role for the math background in driving the Economics gender gap relative to other elds. Fourth, a triple difference analysis of a high school reform shows that an increase in the math content of traditionally low math curricula caused an increase in the Economics gender gap among treated students
Coronavirus pandemic, remote learning and emerging education inequalities
No full textRecent studies predict that the school closures and distance learning of the 2020 pandemic will lead to lower average education levels, but they may also result into greater and new education inequalities. Using PISA 2018 data from France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom, we find that, even before the pandemic, students lacking the resources needed to learn remotely – ICT resources at home, at school or a quiet place to study – experience strong and significant cognitive gaps with respect to their peers that, in mathematics, range from 70 percent of a school year in the United Kingdom, Germany and France to 25 percent in Spain. Gaps in reading are similar. With school closures and remote learning, these cognitive losses are predicted to increase. We find similar results by considering days of absence from school. In the longer run, students in Spain, Germany and Italy who cannot learn remotely are more likely to repeat grades and end their education early. Overall, cognitive gaps and school dropouts driven by a lack of ICT resources vary with countries’ educational systems and digital divides. Policies should aim to enhance the use of digital resources in education, and must be designed according to countries’ characteristics
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