Early States, Territories and Settlements in Protohistoric Central Italy : Proceedings of a Specialist Conference at the Groningen Institute of Archaeology of the University of Groningen 2013.

Cover -- Table of contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- State Formation -- 1. Early States in the Mediterranean Iron Age (CA. 1000-400 BC) -- 2. Religion, Art, Law, Ethnicity and State Formation in Protohistoric Italy -- Studies of Crustumerium -- 3. The Southern Ager of the Ancient City of Crustumerium -- 4. Exploratory trenches in the Southern Territory of Ancient Crustumerium (Tenuta Inviolatella Salaria) -- 5. Many Rivers to Cross - Revisiting the Territory of Ancient Crustumerium with a Cost Surface Based Site Catchment Analysis -- Territorial Modelling -- 6. Hierarchical and Federative Polities in Protohistoric Latium Vetus. An Analysis of Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Settlement Organization -- 7. Settlement Patterns in South Etruria and Latium Vetus -- 8. Social Network Analysis and Early Latin Cities (Central Italy) -- Demography, Infrastructure and Architechture -- 9. The Town and Territory of Nepi: The Population of the Earliest Nepi -- 10. Emerging Infrastructures at Proto-Urban Centres in Central Tyrrhenian Italy -- 11. Taking Courage: From Huts to Houses. Reflections on changes in Early Archaic Architecture in Latium Vetus (Central Italy).

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