This paper aims to focus on late-classic and Hellenistic jewellery of the ancient Marche region. The findings from the celtic necropolis of Filottrano, Osimo and Montefortino di Arcevia give important information in order to identify imports from Etruria, South Italy and North Greece next to local productions; in order to recognize phases, ways and dynamics of the artefacts distribution and use during almost two centuries. The findings from the Ancona Hellenistic-roman graves increase the knowledge, including the territory in a network of the Aegean trades.
La fortuna delle oreficerie in area picena tra modelli allogeni e tradizione locale,
COEN, Alessandra;
2012
Abstract
This paper aims to focus on late-classic and Hellenistic jewellery of the ancient Marche region. The findings from the celtic necropolis of Filottrano, Osimo and Montefortino di Arcevia give important information in order to identify imports from Etruria, South Italy and North Greece next to local productions; in order to recognize phases, ways and dynamics of the artefacts distribution and use during almost two centuries. The findings from the Ancona Hellenistic-roman graves increase the knowledge, including the territory in a network of the Aegean trades.File in questo prodotto:
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