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Élite burial practices and processes of urbanization at Gabii : the non-adult tombs from area D of the Gabii project excavations / edited by Marcello Mogetta ; with contributions by Sheira Cohen [and 11 others].
Title & Author:

Élite burial practices and processes of urbanization at Gabii : the non-adult tombs from area D of the Gabii project excavations / edited by Marcello Mogetta ; with contributions by Sheira Cohen [and 11 others].

Publication:

Portsmouth, Rhode Island : Journal of Roman Archaeology, 2020.
©2020

Description:

172 pages : illustrations (some color), maps (some color), plans ; 29 cm.

Series:

Journal of Roman archaeology. Supplementary series ; number 108

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction / M. Mogetta -- History of settlement in Area D: topography, architecture and stratigraphy / J. M. Evans -- Non-adult burials from Gabii: the osteological evidence / K. Killgrove -- The tombs and their finds / S. Cohen -- Offerings and rituals at the grave: insights from the macro- and micro-organic evidence / L. Motta, D. Fico, F. Alhaique and G. De Benedetto -- The regional setting: non-adult burials from contemporary settlements in Latium Vetus / M. D'Acri and M. Mogetta -- Infant burials as mediators of House identity at Iron Age Gabii / S. Cohen and M. Naglak -- Conclusions / N. Terrenato -- Afterword / Anna De Santis.
Summary:

This article discusses the recent discovery of a late archaic burial ground at the site of ancient Gabii. Some time during the late 6th and 5th centuries BC, seven inhumation burials were placed in one of three rock-cut tombs that were constructed along the perimeter of a preexisting complex in a long-inhabited sector of the archaic city. The tombs consist of deep trenches cut into the bedrock tuff with loculi carved on one or more sides; one of the tombs features a monolithic tuff sarcophagus. Between them, the tombs contain the burials of six adults and one adolescent, but they are largely devoid of grave goods. On the basis of their considerable size and intramural location, the burials may have belonged to relatively high status individuals. The emergence of the cemetery within the limits of the city may point to a period of social and political change between the Archaic and Republican periods.

ISBN:

9780999458624
0999458620

Subject:

Excavations (Archaeology) Italy Gabii (Extinct city)
Antiquities.
Excavations (Archaeology)
Gabii (Extinct city)
Italy Antiquities.
Italie Antiquités.
Italy.
Italy Gabii (Extinct city)

Added entries:

Mogetta, Marcello, editor.
Cohen, Sheira, contributor.
Journal of Roman archaeology. Supplementary series ; no. 108.

Holdings:

Location: Library main periodicals 308350
Call No.: W.J68474s
Copy: no. 108
Status: Available

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