Opitergium Necropolis
Proceedings of the Study Day Around the Exhibition L’anima delle cose (Oderzo, Tuesday 25 May 2021)
open access-
edited by
- Marta Mascardi - Fondazione Oderzo Cultura onlus, Italia - email
- Margherita Tirelli - già Funzionario per la zona di Oderzo della Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici del Veneto - email
- Maria Cristina Vallicelli - Ministero della cultura - email
Abstract
The book collects eight contributions presented during the conference organised on 25 May 2021 at the Archaeological Museum of Oderzo, Fondazione Oderzo Cultura, towards the end of the exhibition L’anima delle cose. Riti e corredi dalla necropoli romana di ‘Opitergium’. The proceedings expand the research framework regarding the Opitergium necropolis of Roman and late antiquity ages, addressing specifically funerary monumentality, epigraphic documentation and funerary rituals. Some peculiar finds discovered within burial equipment are examined too (pairs of miniature ollas, writing tools, a bucket made with reused foils), also in relation to the wider context of the Veneto region and northern Italy.
Keywords Iron Age • Burial enclosures • Iron age • Writing implements • Byzantines • Roman Imperial Age • Public epigraphy • Funerary rites • Roman period • Archaeology of gesture • X Regio • Emotional epigraphy • Northern Italy • Altar • Early Medieval Age • Iconography • Roman funerary rites • Spolia • Museum visitors • Situla art • Stele • Metal crafts • Food and liquid offerings • Ex-voto • Sepulchral inscriptions • Writing practice • Miniaturized vessels • Social network analysis • Prisons • Roman graves • Burials • Organic residue analysis • Necropolis • Exhibition • Opitergium • Oderzo • Gender epigraphy • Maenads
Thema codes NKD • NHTB • 1DST-IT-NV • 3KB
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-714-2 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-714-2 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-715-9 | Published May 30, 2023 | Language it
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