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We publish papers
on all aspects of the study of early Italy.
We welcome innovative contributions from scholars working in any
of these areas, and we are particularly keen to publish the work
of younger scholars. We principally publish in English,
but we are also happy to accept contributions in Italian. If you
would like further information about publishing in Accordia
Research Papers, please contact the Editor, Dr John Wilkins
(accordiaa@gmail.com),
or download our
Notes for Authors (pdf file).
 Latest issue
Accordia Research Papers 11 is
now published. Contents include:
In Memoriam: A Conversation with Lawrence Barfield - 16 October
2008 - interviewed by Mark Pearce
Maureen Carroll: 'Vox tua nempe mea est'. Dialogues with the
dead in Roman funerary commemoration
Edward Herring: Diomedes and Daunia: a Greek origin story for
a south Italian place
Francesco Iacono: Burial and Society in the non-Greek Salento
(Southeast Italy) 600-250 BC
Giulia Saltini Semerari: Heroic status for women in Basilicata:
the adoption of Greek ideology in Southern Italy
Simon Stoddart: The Etruscan Body
Previous Issues
For further information about the availability of previous issues
of Accordia Research Papers, please contact Dr John Wilkins
(accordiaa@gmail.com)
or Professor Ruth Whitehouse
(R.Whitehouse@ucl.ac.uk).
Accordia Research Papers 10 (2004-6)
M.A. Mannino and K.D. Thomas: 'dates for hunter-gatherers and
early farmers in Sicily'
H. Dawson: 'Understanding colonization: Adaptation strategies
in the Central Mediterranean islands'
A. Cazzella and G. Recchia: 'Revisiting anomalies: New excavations
at Tas-Silg and a comparison with other megalithic temples in
Malta
C. Hayden: 'Simultaneous Inventions. The dispersed origins of
rock-cut tombs in the central Mediterranean'
R. Guglielmino: Roca Vecchia (Lecce). New evidence for Aegean
contacts with Apulia in the Late Bronze Age
T.P. Wiseman: Andrea Carandini and Roma Quadrata
F.R. Serra Ridgway: Revisiting the Etruscan underworld
R. Häussler: Local religions in
a global world: the case of Gallia Narbonensis
Accordia Research Papers
9 (2001-3)
| C. Malone, G. Ayala, M. Fitzjohn and S. Stoddart |
Under the
Volcano |
7-22 |
| A.M. Bietti Sestieri: |
Groups of
Copper, Bronze and Iron Age metal artefacts from the Italian
collections in the British Museum |
23-44 |
| M.A. Tafuri, J. Robb, M. Mastroroberto, L. Salvadei and G. Manzi |
Diet, mobility
and residence patterns in Bronze Age Southern Italy. Trace element
analysis of human bone and dental enamel |
45-56 |
| A. Rathje: |
Life in
Central Italy in the Archaic period |
57-68 |
| C. Riva |
Keeping up
with the Etruscans? Picene elites in
central Italy during the Orientalising period |
69-92 |
| R.E. Roth: |
Ritual
abbreviations in the Etruscan funeral. The red-figured skyphos
GR.1952.31 in the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge |
93-104 |
| A. Lintott: |
Delator and Index. Informers and accusers
at Rome from the republic to the Early Principate |
105-122 |
| K.A. Brown |
Aerial
archaeology of the Tavoliere. The Italian Air Photographic Record
and the Riley Archive |
123-146 |
| A. de Guio, R.
Whitehouse and J. Wilkins |
Alto-Medio Polesine -
Basso Veronese Project: ninth report' (with contributions by C. Balista,
F. Cafiero, A. de Guio, R.D. Whitehouse and J.B. Wilkins) |
147-162 |
| R. Skeates |
New
radiocarbon dates for prehistoric Italy. Supplementary list 5 |
163-182 |
| M. Papa Sokal |
USA and Italy
sign agreement to protect Italian archaeological materials |
182-188 |
Accordia Research Papers 8 (1999-2000)
|
Milliken, S. |
The
Neanderthals in Italy |
1-82 |
| Spataro,
M. |
An
interpretative approach to the prehistory of the Edera Cave in the Trieste
Karst (northeastern Italy): the archaeometry of the ceramic assemblage |
83-100 |
| Lo Schiavo, F.& Manconi,
F. |
Animals in Nuragic Sardinia |
101-132 |
| Izzet,
V. |
Etruscan ritual and the recent excavations
at Sant’Antonio Cerveteri |
133-148 |
| De Guio, A., Whitehouse, R.
& Wilkins, J. (with contributions by C. Balista, F. Cafiero, & M. Cagnoni) |
Alto-Medio Polesine - Basso Veronese project: eighth report |
149-164 |
| Skeates, R. |
New radiocarbon dates for prehistoric Italy and
Malta: supplementary list 4 |
165-86 |
Accordia Research Papers 7 (1997-8)
|
Milliken, S. |
The earliest occupation of Italy |
7-36 |
|
Malone, C. |
Processes of colonisation in the
central Mediterranean |
37-58 |
|
Stoddart, S. |
Contrasting political strategies
in the islands of the southern central Mediterranean |
59-74 |
|
Ciaraldi, M. |
Food offerings at the
Archaic/Hellenistic sanctuary of Demeter and Persephone at Monte
Papalucio (Oria, Apulia, southern Italy) |
75-92 |
|
Häussler, R. |
Ideology, power and the meaning of
Roman culture: the changing motivational force of Roman culture |
93-112 |
|
Lomas, K. |
Graeca urbs? Ethnicity and culture
in early imperial Naples |
113-130 |
|
De Guio, A., Whitehouse, R. &
Wilkins, J. (with contributions by F. Airundo, C. Balista, F.
Cafiero & A. Vanzetti) |
Alto-Medio Polesine - Basso
Veronese project: seventh report |
131-148 |
|
Skeates, R. & Whitehouse, R. |
New radiocarbon dates for
prehistoric Italy 3 |
149 |
Accordia Research Papers 6 (1995-6)
|
Migliavacca, M. |
Activities within the built
environment in a mountain zone during the Iron Age |
7-82 |
|
Becker, M.J. |
Skeletal studies of Sicilian
populations. A survey |
83-118 |
|
Knowles, K. & Skeates, R. |
Thin-section analysis of neolithic
pottery fabrics from La Quercia, southeast Italy: identification
and interpretation |
119-132 |
|
Laurence, R. & Smith, C.J. |
Ritual, time and power in ancient
Rome |
133-152 |
|
De Guio, A., Whitehouse, R. &
Wilkins, J. (with contributions by C. Balista, F. Cafiero, P.
Cattaneo & A. Nanni |
Alto-Medio Polesine - Basso
Veronese project: sixth report |
153-172 |
|
Trump, D. |
Radiocarbon dates from Malta |
173-178 |
|
Skeates, R. & Whitehouse, R. |
New radiocarbon dates for
prehistoric Italy 2 |
179 |
Accordia Research Papers 5 (1994)
|
Tagliacozzo, A. |
Economic changes between the
Mesolithic and the Neolithic in the Grotta dell’Uzzo (Sicily,
Italy) |
7-38 |
|
Pluciennik, M. |
Space, time and caves: art in the
Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic of southern Italy |
39-72 |
|
Maggi, R., Campana, N., Negrino,
F. & Ottomano, C. |
The quarrying and workshop site of
Valle Lagorara (Liguria - Italy) |
73-96 |
|
Christie, N. |
From bones to homes: looking for
the Longobards |
97-114 |
|
De Guio, A., Whitehouse, R. &
Wilkins, J. (with contributions by F. Airundo, M. Bagolan,
C. Balista, F. Cafiero, G. Cantele, G. De Caro, E. Herring, C.
Howard Davis, P. Howard, M. Luciani, A. Malgarise & A.
Muggia) |
Alto-Medio Polesine - Basso
Veronese project: fifth report |
115-136 |
|
Skeates, R. & Whitehouse, R. |
New radiocarbon dates for
prehistoric Italy 1 |
137 |
Accordia Research Papers 4 (1993)
|
Skeates, R. |
Early
metal-use in the central Mediterranean region |
5-48 |
|
Pearce, M. |
The
origins of metallurgy and ore sources: a north Italian case study |
49-62 |
|
Lomas, K. |
The
city in southeast Italy. Ancient topography and the evolution of
urban settlement, 600-300 BC |
63-78 |
|
Laurence, R. |
Emperors, nature and the city: Rome’s ritual landscape |
79-88 |
|
Moreland, J. |
Wilderness, waste land, depopulation and the end of the Roman
empire? |
89-110 |
|
Balista, C. & De Guio, A. (with contributions by E. Gastiglioni,
S. Levi, A. Malgarise, A. Marchesan, M. Migliavacca, L.,
Perin, M. Rotoli, A. Vanzetti, R. Whitehouse & J. Wilkins) |
The
site of Fabbrica dei Soci (Villabartolomea-VR): beyond the surface |
111 |
Accordia Research Papers 3 (1992)
|
Leighton, R. |
Stone
axes and exchange in south Italian prehistory: new evidence from
old collections |
11-40 |
|
Whitehouse, R.D. |
Tools
the Manmaker: the cultural construction of gender in Italian
prehistory |
41-54 |
|
Herring, E. |
Radiocarbon dating and South Italian Early Geometric pottery |
55-66 |
| Vida
Navarro, M.C. |
Warriors and weavers: sex and gender in Early Iron Age graves from
Pontecagnano |
67-100 |
|
Harari, M. |
Etruscan Art: from difference to duality (and beyond) |
101-106 |
| Longo
Auricchio, F. |
The
contribution made by the Herculaneum Papyri to our knowledge of
Epicurean Philosophy |
107-124 |
|
Wiedemann, T. |
Descent, succession-lists and genealogies in classical culture |
125-134 |
|
Balista, C., Cantele, G., De Guio, A., Luciani, M., Migliavacca,
M., Whitehouse, R. & Wilkins, J. |
Alto-Medio
Polesine - Basso Veronese Project: fourth report |
135 |
Accordia Research Papers 2 (1991)
| Brown, K.A. |
A passion for excavation. Labour requirements and possible
functions for the ditches of the ‘villagi trincerati’ of the
Tavoliere, Apulia |
7-30 |
| Herring, E. |
Socio-political change in the south
Italian Iron Age and Classical periods: an application of the peer
polity interaction model |
31-54 |
| Spivey, N. |
The power of women in Etruscan
society |
55-68 |
| Edwards, M.J. |
Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus. From teenage
butcher to Roman Alexander |
69-86 |
| Balzaretti, R. |
History: archaeology and early
medieval urbanism: the north Italian debate |
87-104 |
| Gadd, D. & Ward-Perkins, B. |
The development of urban domestic
housing in north Italy. The evidence of the excavations on the San
Romano site, Ferrara (1981-4) |
105-128 |
|
Balista, C., Bonomi, S., Cantele, G., De Guio, A., Herring, E.,
Howard Davis, C., Howard, P., Magro, S., Malgarise, A., Perin, L.,
Toniolo, A., Vanzetti, A., Whitehouse, R. & Wilkins, J. |
Alto-Medio Polesine Basso Veronese
Project: third report |
129-178 |
| Migliavacca, M. |
Soil phosphate analysis at Fabbrica
dei Soci (Verona) |
179 |
Accordia Research Papers 1 (1990)
| Delano Smith, C. |
Place or Prayer? Maps in Italian Rock
Art |
5-18 |
| Whitehouse, R.D. |
Caves and Cult in Neolithic Southern
Italy |
19-38 |
| Stoddart, S. |
The Political Landscape of Etruria |
39-52 |
| Wilkins, J.B. |
Nation and Language in Ancient Italy:
problems of the linguistic evidence |
53-72 |
| Manacorda, D. |
Excavations in the Crypta Balbi,
Rome: a survey |
73-82 |
| Hodges, R. |
Glyn Daniel, the Great Divide, and
the British Contribution to Italian Archeology |
83-94 |
| Blake, H. Aguzzi, F. (with a
contribution by S. Sfrecola) |
Eleventh Century Islamic Pottery at
Pavia, North Italy: the Torre Civica Bacini, with a report on the
mineralogical analyses by Sergio Sfrecola |
95-153 |
| Balista, C., De Guio, A., Edwards,
M., Ferri, R., Herring, E., Howard Davis, C., Howard, P., Peretto,
R., Vanzetti, A., Whitehouse, R. & Wilkins, J. |
Alto-Medio Polesine Project: second
report |
153 |
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