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Author(s)

Martin Oswald Hugh Carver
Alessandra Molinari

Department/unit(s)

Archaeology

Publication details

Title of host publication	Studies in Memory of Fabiola Ardizzone
Date	Published - 2018
Pages	29-52
Number of pages	23
Publisher	Dipartimento Culture e Societa - Universita degli studi di Palermo
Place of Publication	Palermo
Editors	Rosa Maria Carra Bonacasa, Emma Vitale
Volume	Quaderni Digitali di Archeologica Postclassica
Original language	Italian
ISBN (Electronic)	978-88-99751-42-5

Abstract

This contribution represents an updated summary of the research currently underway in the territory of Castronovo di Sicilia, as part of the ERC project “The Archeology of Regime Change: Sicily in Transition”. This project aims to investigate the effects of regime changes on demography, material culture, social structure, and economics in Byzantine, Islamic and Norman-Swabian Sicily. In the territory of Castronovo the Italian-English team is investigating the Byzantine fortress on Mount Kassar, the multi-layered site (from Roman times to the present day) of Casale San Pietro, the Colle San Vitale (10-18th century?) and the actual historical center of Castronovo.

Research areas

Castronovo di Sicilia, Settlements, material culture, 6th-13th centuries

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