1,598 research outputs found
G. Castellino, S. M. Cecchini, A. Davico, M. F. Squarcia- pino, P. Fronzaroli, M.Liverani, P. Matthiae, G. Matthiae, Scandone, Missione archeologica italiana in Siria.
No full textParrot André. G. Castellino, S. M. Cecchini, A. Davico, M. F. Squarcia- pino, P. Fronzaroli, M.Liverani, P. Matthiae, G. Matthiae, Scandone, Missione archeologica italiana in Siria.. In: Syria. Tome 44 fascicule 3-4, 1967. pp. 419-421
Ebla: alle origini della civiltà urbana
No full textIl volume è il catalogo della mostra tenutasi a Roma, Palazzo di Venezia, e a Trieste, Castello di Miramare nel 1995-1996, nella quale sono stati presentati 517 pezzi provenienti dagli scavi della sola Ebla. Il Catalogo comprende anche 27 saggi su vari aspetti dell'inquadramento storico e culturale di Ebla e della Siria in generale e un ampio apparato bibliografic
Adagia
No full textBogensignaturen: a⁴, b⁸, c⁴, d⁸, e⁴, f⁸, g⁴, h⁸, i⁴, k⁸, l⁷Impressum gemäss Kolophon auf Bl. L7: "Argentorati stanneis calamis Denuo exscripta sunt in officina Matthiae Schurerij Selestensis Mense Octobri Anno a Christo nato M.D.XIII.
Elegantiarum libri sex
No full textLaurentii Vallensis De reciprocatione sui et suus libellusLaurentii Vallensis In Antonium Raudensem opusculumBogensignaturen: AA⁸, BB⁴, a⁸, b-c⁴, d⁸, e⁴, f⁸, g⁴, h-i⁸, k⁴, l⁸, m⁴, n-o⁸, p⁴, q-r⁸, s⁴, t-z⁸, A⁴, B-D⁸, E⁴, F-H⁸, I⁴, K-L⁸, M⁴, N-P⁸Impressum gemäss Kolophon (Bl. P8). Angaben gemäss Vorlage: "Argentorati denuo vigilantiori cura. Ex Aedibus Matthiae Shurerij Mense Augusto Anno Christi. M.D.XVII."Titeleinfassung. Titelblatt zweifarbig (rot-schwarz) gedruck
Epistolae familiares
No full textcum Ascensianis introductiunculis recognitis et auctis, et argumentis illustratisBogensignaturen: a⁴, b⁸, c⁴, d⁸, e⁴, f⁸, g⁴, h⁸, i⁴, k⁸, l⁴, m⁸, n⁴, o⁸, p⁴, q⁸, r⁴, s⁸, t⁴, v⁸, x⁴, y⁸, z⁴, A⁸, B⁴, C⁸, D⁴, E⁸, F⁴, G⁸, H⁴, I⁸, K⁴, L⁸, M⁴, N⁸Titeleinfassung. Impressum gemäss Kolophon auf Bl. N8: "Argentorati Accuratius recognitae in Aedibus Matthiae Schurerij, Mense Augusto. M. D. XIX.
Archaeometrical Analysis of Architectural Components of Royal Palace G
No full textThe structures of Ebla dating to the Early Bronze IVA (ca. 2400-2300 BC) show a particularly accurate building technique. This appears evident in the remains of the Royal Palace brought to light in a good state of preservation in Area G, sealed under the thick destruction layers consequent to the mature Early Syrian town conques
Natural Resources, Technology and Manufacture Processes at Ebla. A Preliminary Assessment
No full textA wide multidisciplinary project of archaeometric analyses on material assemblages (pottery and clay objects, base and precious metals, stone and bone items) and bio-archaeological samples dating from the Early Bronze Age IVA (c. 2400–2300 B.C.) has been planned as a part of the Ebla Chora Project, in order to investigate primary production, manufacture processes, technological degree of specialization and intersections between crafts and exchange systems at local and interregional levels. In particular, the relationships between the urban town and its environment and the strategies of procurement, exploitation and consumption of natural resources and raw material in the region of Ebla is primarily the focus of the pottery and architectural components analyses and the bio-archaeological researches, whereas precious and base metals have been studied in order to recognize alloys, metalworking technique and operational processes, which can be usefully compared with information coming from the cuneiform texts of the Royal Palace G. The identification and mineralogical characterization of common stones (limestone and basalt stones) and stones not locally available (steatite, chlorite, lapis lazuli, carnelian, iron oxides, jasper, etc.) used to manufacture objects, is intend to arrange thematic geo-archaeological maps in order to distinguish local vs. foreign resources. Finally the characterization of pottery and architectural components aims to a definition of the building technology and pottery manufacture processes and to develop provenance studies in order to reconstruct the exploitation of clay and common stones in the surroundings of the town
Symposium in honour of Ugo Amaldi's 60th birthday
No full textUgo Amaldi,a man of science , G Myattpp total cross section, G Matthiae Neutrino physics, K Winter DELPHI & LEP physics, G Kalmus Supersymmetry, J EllisElectron-proton physics, B WiikLinear colliders, B Richter Closing address, C Llewellyn Smith -Symposium on LEP detector
Exploiting Diversity: Archaeological Site in the Ebla Region
No full textSince the beginning of the activities of the Italian
Archaeological Expedition in Syria (MAIS)
of the Sapienza University of Rome headed
by Paolo Matthiae, fifty years ago, only some
preliminary investigations were carried out to
study the archaeological landscape around Tell
Mardikh/Ebla. A new program of investigations
has therefore been deemed necessary to frame
the history of this major centre within its
surroundings. The data available from previous
surveys carried out in this region have been
combined here with those available through
remote sensing analyses (see also Galiatsatos and
Mantellini, in this volume) and topographical
maps, in order to provide a preliminary inventory
of the archaeological sites spread across the
Eblaite chora. This inventory allows a preliminary
analysis of the settlement patterns in the region
during the Early Bronze Age. A brief overview
then deals with the main datasets employed in
the detection of sites, according to an approach
employed in most of the other archaeological
regional surveys in the northern Levant (see
Mantellini, in this volume)
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