Palynology is probably the best biological approach to investigate relationships between humans and the environment in the past. The genesis and evolution of cultural landscapes of the Mediterranean sites is more and more explored by palaeoecologists and archaeobotanists with analyses of on-site and off-site contexts that invariably contain signs of human presence and activities carried out during millennia of civilizations. The presentation will report in particular on pollen analyses from archaeological sites located in southern Italy. The case studies are selected among interdisciplinary research analyses, with examples of sites from Basilicata (e.g. Pantanello, from the 7th BC) and Sicily (e.g. San Vincenzo di Stromboli, Bronze Age).
Palynology from Mediterranean archaeological sites for cultural landscape reconstruction / Mercuri, A. M.; Florenzano, A.; Torri, P.; Montecchi, M. C.; Rattighieri, E.; Mazzanti, M.. - 2:(2018), pp. 873-873. (Intervento presentato al convegno 24th EAA Annual Meeting tenutosi a Barcelona, Spain nel 5-8 September 2018).
Palynology from Mediterranean archaeological sites for cultural landscape reconstruction
Mercuri A. M.;Florenzano A.;Torri P.;Montecchi M. C.;Rattighieri E.;Mazzanti M.
2018
Abstract
Palynology is probably the best biological approach to investigate relationships between humans and the environment in the past. The genesis and evolution of cultural landscapes of the Mediterranean sites is more and more explored by palaeoecologists and archaeobotanists with analyses of on-site and off-site contexts that invariably contain signs of human presence and activities carried out during millennia of civilizations. The presentation will report in particular on pollen analyses from archaeological sites located in southern Italy. The case studies are selected among interdisciplinary research analyses, with examples of sites from Basilicata (e.g. Pantanello, from the 7th BC) and Sicily (e.g. San Vincenzo di Stromboli, Bronze Age).
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