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G. MASTRONUZZI, presentazione, in G. MASTRONUZZI, L. MASIELLO (a cura di), Giuggianello e il suo territorio tra mito, storia e archeologia, Editrice Salentina s.r.l., Galatina 2019 (ISBN 9788831964210), pp. 12-13
No full textG. MASTRONUZZI, V. MELISSANO, La torre messapica nel sistema degli insediamenti del IV e III sec. a.C., in G. MASTRONUZZI, L. MASIELLO (a cura di), Giuggianello e il suo territorio tra mito, storia e archeologia, Editrice Salentina s.r.l., Galatina, 2019 (ISBN 9788831964210), pp. 56-79 (il sottoscritto è autore delle pp. 65-79).
No full textLa scoperta presso Giuggianello di una torre risalente ad epoca messapica offre l'occasione per riproporre il tema dell'organizzazione del territorio salentino in relazione ai grandi insediamenti del IV e III sec. a.C
Intorno all’Adriatico: archeologia dei contesti e cultura materiale nelle fasi della conquista romana
Full text linkEdizione degli atti del workshop sulla romanizzazione in area adriatica tenuto a Lecce nei giorni 15 e 16 febbraio 2024
Site 4.4 Egnatia. Stop. 4.4 – Archaeological site and sea level changes
No full textDescrizione delle strutture portuali sommerse di Egnazia (Br)
Site 4.1. Torre S. Sabina – Stop 4.1.1 The Ancient Harbour
No full textDescrizione delle evidenze archeologiche sommerse e semisommerse di Torre S. Sabina, in relazione alle trasformazioni del paesaggio
I siti archeologici costieri come markers delle variazioni del livello del mare: le evidenze salentine
No full textRassegna ed analisi delle evidenze costiere sommerse e semisommerse del Salento come markers delle variazioni relative del livello del mare, per la ricostruzione del paelopaesaggio
Middle to late Holocene relative sea-level changes recorded on the coast of Apulia (Italy)
Full text linkThis paper uses a combination of archaeological, geomorphological and radiometric data from the coast of Southern Apulia between Bari
and Taranto for the reconstruction of sea-level change during the middle and late Holocene. In particular, beach sequences and wave cut platform suggest a relative sea-level highstand at about 1 ± 0.5 m a.s.l. at about 7.0-7.5 ka BP. Archaeological remains have been used as land or sea level indicators, the former represented by tombs, quarries, cisterns, the latter by harbour structures. The collected data show that sea level was lower than -3 m during t he Bronze Age; the catenae casts recognised on the submerged structures of the Roman augustan harbour of Egnatia (1st century BC) indicate a position of high tide sea level at about 3 m below present mean position. In summary, the comparison between geomorphological, archaeological and radiometric data suggests a high sea-level stand corresponding to a maximum Holocen transgression at about 7.0-7.5 ka BP, followed firstly by a fall of sea level until the Bronze Age and then by a rise to the present position. This evidence is in contrast with the results of glacio-eustatic models and could be due to the fact that southern Italy is not involved in the flexural response to Northern Hemisphere deglaciation
G. MASTRONUZZI, schede (necropoli Fondo Giuliano), in G. MASTRONUZZI, V. MELISSANO (a cura di), Museo Archeologico di Vaste. Catalogo, CEA Serre Salentine Edizioni, Maglie 2015 (ISBN 9791220006095), pp. 98-103
No full textCatalogo dei reperti che compongono i corredi funerari di 20 tombe della necropoli paleocristiana (IV-VI secolo) del Fondo Giuliano a Vaste (LE)
G. MASTRONUZZI, Una “torre” di età ellenistica presso Giuggianello - Puglia meridionale, in Fold&r 2018-423, (http://www.fastionline.org/docs/FOLDER-it-2018-423.pdf ), pp. 1-15.
No full textArchaeological excavations held in 2016 and 2017 have brought to light a circular stone building in the territory of Giuggianello – inland of Otranto. Because of the analysis of construction technique, stratigraphy and pottery sherds we can recognize a tower dating back to the 4th-3rd century B.C. built over a mound (“specchia”) of the middle Bronze Age. Per-haps, during both the phases, the tower function was to guarantee the visional control of the territory, also for a better management of its resources (agricultural, pastoral and forest): we can imagine that similar buildings could be functional to line of sight communication. The study of the Hellenistic tower also refers to the settlement pattern of the Salento and some similarities can be recognized with other buildings in the territory of Giuggianello but, moreover, in northern Messapia (are-as of Ceglie Messapica, Oria and Manduria)
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