La ceramica d'uso comune a Gortina tra passato e futuro. Acquisizioni e nuove prospettive

Authors

  • Marina Albertocchi University of Venice

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13130/2035-4797/499

Keywords:

Plain ware, Gortyn, Pretorium, basins, archaeometrical analyses

Abstract

Aim of the paper is twofold: first of all to draw a picture on the status quaestionis regarding the study of the plain ware at Gortyn, particularly for Roman and Late Roman periods, and secondly to outline some new research perspectives on this subject. The data collected thanks to the publications of the material brought to light in the recent excavations carried out in Gortyn allowed us to gain a clear image of the pottery production during these phases, for so long neglegted in the archaeological literature. But it’s surely with the study of the huge amount of pottery discovered in the archaeological investigations now carried out in different areas of the Roman settlement that we can improve (together with archaeometrical analyses, up to now not existing) the knowledge of the Gortynian plain ware in the different phases of its long history.

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Author Biography

Marina Albertocchi, University of Venice

Marina Albertocchi has graduated near the university of the Studies in Milan in 1989, specialized in archaeology and history of the Greek art and Roman near the Italian Archaeological School in Athens and she has achieved the doctorate of search near the university of Perugia; she is lecture near University Ca’ Foscari, Venice. She has participated in countries of excavation in Italy, Crete and Libya, collaborating to the edition of the results of the excavations. Her principal interest concerns on the coroplastica and on the plain at Crete, particularly for Roman and Late Roman periods.

Published

2010-03-10

Issue

Section

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE: The Pottery of Gortyn (Crete), ed. by G. Bejor and E. Panero. Milan, 17th June 2009