New archaeological excavations in the Lavacello area in Calvatone (CR)

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https://doi.org/10.54103/2035-4797/18618

Keywords:

Lavacello; Calvatone; Water channels; Iron Age; amphorae

Abstract

The new archaeological investigations carried out in the Lavacello area in Calvatone (CR) have brought to light traces of a long ancient presence ranging from the Preroman Age to the Renaissance Age. The protohistoric and roman evidence provide interesting information on the methods of exploitation of the territory and the occupation of the area in the phases preceding the first frequentation of the nearby site of Calvatone / Bedriacum.

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Elena Belgiovine

Elena Belgiovine holds a Postgraduate Degree in Archaeology at the University of Milan. She is currently a professional archaeologist and co-founder of the archaeological society Archeosfera S.r.l.s. He deals in particular with topography, archaeological survey and the study of ancient glass.

Daniele Capuzzo

Daniele Capuzzo holds a Postgraduate Degree in Archaeology at the University of Milan. He is currently an adjunct professor at the University of Milan and is a professional archaeologist and co-founder of the archaeological society Archeosfera S.r.l.s. He deals in particular with methodologies and techniques of archaeological survey.

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Published

2022-08-18

Issue

N. 30 (2022)

Section

Studi di amici e colleghi per Maria Teresa Grassi (II parte)

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