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A Classical Landscape in Molise*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  09 August 2013

Graeme Barker ,
John Lloyd  and
Derrick Webley
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Un paesaggio classico in molise

La relazione discute sui modelli di sistemazione classica scoperti da recenti ed intensivi studi nella Valle Biferno nel Molise. Questo lavoro è parte di un'indagine pluriennale della sistemazione storica della valle, effettuato da archeologi storici e studiosi di scienze naturali. Due zone della valle inferiore sono illustrati come i nostri esempi (Fig. 2 e 3). In entrambe le zone un primo esempio di numerose piccole fattorie fu sostituito, nei recenti tempi Repubblicani, da un sistema di pochissime fattorie, ma molto più grandi (ville?), specialmente lontano dai maggiori centri urbani. Noi discutiamo tre modelli possibili per spiegare questa trasformazione in sistemazione: (1) pastorizia specializzata, o (2) produzione arabile aumentata, (entrambi controllate da ricche famiglie in città come Larino), o (3) nuclei di sistemazione senza cambiamenti nell'uso della terra. Noi presentiamo le ragioni per cui crediamo che il primo modello debba essere preferito per il presente.

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Papers of the British School at Rome , Volume 46 , November 1978 , pp. 35 - 51
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Copyright © British School at Rome 1978

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