L'insediamento rurale romano di Molino San Vincenzo a Montespertoli

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 05 Mar 2018 Austria Italian Publisher:ZenodoJournal:Milliarium – periodico di informazione archeologica, volume 12, pages 42-59 (issn: 1594-7483,

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Authors: Hagmann, Dominik; Schreck, Veronika;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7242503 , 10.5281/zenodo.7242502

L'insediamento rurale romano di Molino San Vincenzo a Montespertoli

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The Molino San Vincenzo site is a rural settlement in northern Tuscany, about 20 km east of Empoli, in the municipality of Montespertoli. The Val di Pesa is an agricultural region near the Pesa River, a tributary of the Arno. Since ancient times, the production of glass and ceramics has been a productive industry because of the presence of raw materials, such as quartz sand and clay, in the alluvial areas of the Pesa and Arno rivers. The findings corroborate the thesis already postulated by the architectural structures that Molino San Vincenzo was a rural production site characterized by a distinct architecture and rich agricultural and wine production.

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Austria

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University of Vienna
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601026 Virtuelle Archäologie, 601010 Classical archaeology, material culutre, Molino San Vincenzo, archaeological excavations, geophysical prospection, 605007 Digital humanities, Digitale Archäologie, Materielle Kultur, digital archaeology, 601026 Virtual archeology, http://vocab.getty.edu/page/aat/300054328, 207404 Geoinformatics, 207404 Geoinformatik, Ausgrabung, rural settlement, 605007 Digital Humanities, survey, excavation, archaeological survey, Survey, 601010 Klassische Archäologie

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