Cemeteries, graves and funerary inscriptions of Roman age are topographic markers for understanding settlement’s dynamics, countryside’s organization and road systems. In this paper a research about Roman streets in Non Valley (Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy) will be presented. The analysis of burials distribution, integrated by many sources and methods, has allowed us to trace the original paths of Roman streets and to investigate how the road segments changed their importance during the imperial age.
Dalla periferia al centro del sistema viario centro-alpino: sepolture, strade e insediamenti in Val di Non (Trentino-Alto Adige, Italia) tra prima età imperiale e tardoantico
FRANCISCI DENIS
2014
Abstract
Cemeteries, graves and funerary inscriptions of Roman age are topographic markers for understanding settlement’s dynamics, countryside’s organization and road systems. In this paper a research about Roman streets in Non Valley (Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy) will be presented. The analysis of burials distribution, integrated by many sources and methods, has allowed us to trace the original paths of Roman streets and to investigate how the road segments changed their importance during the imperial age.File in questo prodotto:
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