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Portico Novedades Arqueologia 72 Abril 2013 PÓRTICO LIBRERÍAS Muñoz Seca, 6. 50005 Zaragoza (España) www.porticolibrerias.es Fax (+34) 976 353 226 Tel. 976 557 039 • 976 350 303 • 976 357 007 Responsable de la Sección: Carmen Alcrudo NOVEDADES ARQUEOLOGÍA 72 ABRIL 2013 01 M. E. ALBERTI / S. SABATINI EXCHANGE NETWORKS AND LOCAL TRANSFORMATIONS Interaction and Local Change in Europe and the Mediterranean from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age 2013 – xi + 179 pp., fig. € 49,00 ÍNDICE: Introduction: Transcultural interaction and local transformations in Europe and the Mediterranean from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age: M. E. Alberti / S. Sabatini — Theorising exchange and interaction during the Bronze Age: K. Kristiansen — “Periphery versus core”. The integration of secondary states into the World System of the Eastern Mediterranean and the Near East in the Late Bronze Age (1600-1200BC): N. Papadimitriou / D. Kriga — Aegean trade systems: overview and observations on the Middle Bronze Age: M. E. Alberti — The Minoans in the south-eastern Aegean? The evidence from the “Serraglio” on Kos and its main historical implications: S. Vitale / T. A. Hancock — Westernizing Aegean of LH III C: F. Iacono — Malta, Sicily and southern Italy during the Bronze Age: the meaning of a changing relationship: A. Cazzella / G. Recchia — External role in the social transformation of nuragic society? A case study from Sarrala, Eastern Sardinia, between the Middle Bronze and the Iron Ages: L. Lai — Metalwork, rituals and the making of elite identity in central western Italy at the Bronze-Iron Age transition: C. Iaia — Indigenous Political Dynamics and Identity from a Comparative Perspective: Etruria and Latium vetus: F. Fulminante / S. Stoddart — Local and transcultural burial practices in Northern Europe in the Late Bronze Age: face, house and face/ door urns: S. Sabatini — Migration, Innovation and Meaning: sword depositions on Lolland, 1600-1100 BC: S. Bergerbrant — Long and close distance trade and exchange along the Baltic coast during Early Iron Age: J. Kneisel — Ceramic technology and the materiality of Celtic pottery: A. Kreiter & al. * * * PÓRTICO LIBRERÍAS NOVEDADES * ARQUEOLOGÍA 72 — Abril 2013 2 02 A. BARDOT-CAMBOT LES COQUILLAGES MARINS EN GAULE ROMAINE Approche socio-économique et socio-culturelle 2013 – 270 pp. € 53,30 * * * 03 D. BARREIRO MARTÍNEZ ARQUEOLÓGICAS Hacia una arqueología aplicada 2013 – 252 pp. € 18,00 ÍNDICE: Introducción — La arqueología, hoy: apuntes para un diagnóstico — La arqueología aplicada como tecnociencia — El contexto de la arqueología aplicada — La producción de conocimiento en la arqueología aplicada — A modo de conclusión. * * * 04 J.-P. BOST, ED. L’EAU Usages, risques et représentations dans le sud-ouest de la Gaule et le nord de la Péninsule Ibérique de la fin de l’âge du fer à l’antiquité tardive (IIe s. a.C.-VIe s. p.C.) 2012 – 585 pp., fig. € 45,00 ÍNDICE: A. Bouet: En guise d’introduction: Réflexions sur quelques monuments de Dax antique — 1. Eau et milieu naturel: P. Leveau: Attraits et risques de l’eau dans les sociétés antiques. Retour critique sur la problématique du risque fluvial — C. Allinne & al.: Archéologie du risque d’inondation et gestion des zones humides en milieu urbain: le cas de Saragosse (Aragón, Espagne) — R. Sablayrolles: Fallait-il songer à évacuer l’eau avant de l’amener? L’exemple de la cité des Convènes — 2. L’eau et les mines: C. Domergue: Les exploitations hydrauliques romaines dans les dépôts alluviaux aurifères du nord-ouest de l’Espagne: Las Medulas et le Teleno (province de León). A propos de publications récentes — J.-L. Bordes: De l’utilisation de l’eau pour le transport des matériaux. Le cas des mines romaines de Las Médulas (province de León, Espagne) — M. Urteaga: El acueducto subterráneo, cuniculus, de Arditurri y otros modelos de drenaje y evacuación de aguas en el distrito minero romano PÓRTICO LIBRERÍAS NOVEDADES * ARQUEOLOGÍA 72 — Abril 2013 3 de Oiasso (Gipuzkoa) — B. Ancel & al.: Stratégie d’exploitation et galeries d’exhaure dans la mine de cuivre antique de Banca (Pyrénées-Atlantiques) — 3. Les campagnes: P. Sillières: L’eau dans les campagnes de l’Aquitaine et du nord de l’Hispanie à l’époque romaine: quelques observations préliminaires — F. Trément: Entre champs et marais: paysages et gestion de l’eau en Limagne à la fin de l’âge du fer et à l’époque romaine — F. Réchin & al.: Habiter et aménager l’espace au bord de l’eau dans le piémont occidental des Pyrénées durant l’antiquité. Quelques points de repères — M. Martín-Bueno / A. Magallón Botaya: Los romanos y el agua en el valle medio del Ebro (España) — S. Cabes: Le rôle de l’eau dans les implantations de villae aquitano-romaines — 4. Eaux, cultes et guérisons: P. Aupert: Eau et religion — S. González Soutelo: Los establecimientos de aguas mineromedicinales en el mundo romano: un modelo de estudio aplicado al nord-oeste de la Península Ibérica — J. Andreu Pintado: Aspectos sociales del culto a las aguas en Hispania: las dedicaciones a las Nymphae — J. M. Iglesias / A. Ruiz Gutiérrez: Cultos, supersticiones y usos terapéuticos de las aguas en la Hispania romana: manifestaciones en el área central de la Cordillera Cantábrica — 5. L’eau et la ville: P. Aupert / A. Bouet: L’eau en Aquitaine et dans le nord de l’Espagne: alimentation, mises en service et en scène, évacuation — F. Verdin & al.: L’approvisionnement en eau des habitats de l’âge du fer, entre Loire, Pyrénées et Massif central — C. Doulan & al.: Acheminement, distribution et utilisation de l’eau dans l’ensemble monumental antique de Chassenon (Charente) — D. Rigal: L’aqueduc antique de Cahors et ses captages — X. Charpentier: L’aqueduc gallo-romain de Bordeaux. Nouvelles recherches et nouvelles connaissances — J.-L. Hillairet: Saintes, la cité des Santons et ses aqueducs. La source sanctuaire de la Grand-Font — F. Réchin & al.: Les thermes publics de Lescar-Beneharnum et d’Oloron-Iluro (Pyrénées-Atlantiques). Découvertes récentes — M. Surgent: Les aqueducs de la cité des Bituriges Cubi — N. Romaní Sala: Novedades en torno a la ingeniería hidráulica en la ciudad romana de Iesso (Guissona, Cataluña): un sistema de eliminación del aire en la red de distribución hídrica urbana — F. Gerber / F. Bambagioni: Le lacus des Hospitalières (Poitiers, Vienne) — A. Bouet: Les fontaines en Aquitaine. * * * 05 B. CAMPBELL RIVERS AND THE POWER OF ANCIENT ROME 2012 – xvii + 585 pp. € 66,00 RESUMEN: Figuring in myth, religion, law, the military, commerce, and transportation, rivers were at the heart of Rome’s increasing exploitation of the environment of the Mediterranean world. In Rivers and the Power of Ancient Rome, Brian Campbell explores the role and influence of rivers and their surrounding landscape on the society and culture of the Roman Empire. Examining artistic representations of rivers, related architecture, and the work of ancient geographers and topographers, as well as writers who describe rivers, Campbell reveals how Romans defined the geographical areas they conquered and how geography and natural surroundings related to their society and activities. In addition, he illuminates the prominence and value of rivers in the control and expansion of the Roman Empire—through the legal PÓRTICO LIBRERÍAS NOVEDADES * ARQUEOLOGÍA 72 — Abril 2013 4 regulation of riverine activities, the exploitation of rivers in military tactics, and the use of rivers as routes of communication and movement. Campbell shows how a technological understanding of –and even mastery over– the forces of the river helped Rome rise to its central place in the ancient world * * * 06 V. CARPENTIER / C. MARCIGNY, EDS. DES HOMMES AUX CHAMPS Pour une archéologie des espaces ruraux du néolithique au moyen âge 2012 – 459 pp., fig. + 48 lám. € 35,00 ÍNDICE: V. Carpentier / C. Marcigny: «Des hommes aux champs». Pour une archéologie des espaces ruraux dans le nord de la France, du néolithique au moyen âge — Des études chronologiques...: J. Dubouloz & al.: Interdépendance et cohésion des différents niveaux de territorialité au néolithique rubané en bassin parisien — Y. Lanchon: Le néolithique ancien dans la basse vallée de la Marne. Premières réflexions sur les sites, leur statut et leur organisation territoriale — E. Ghesquière: Essai d’analyse d’un espace rural au néolithique moyen II. L’exemple de la plaine nord d’Argentan — C. Marcigny: Les paysages ruraux de l’âge du bronze (2300-800 avant notre ère). Structures agraires et organisations sociales dans l’ouest de la France — G. Blancquaert & al.: L’occupation spatiale au second âge du fer dans le Nord-Pas-de-Calais. Densité et variation, un état de la question — G. San Juan: L’évolution des formes de l’habitat protohistorique au nord-ouest de Caen. L’exemple du plateau de Thaon-Basly aprés dix années de recherche programmée — F. Favory: Les parcellaires antiques de Gaule médiane et septentrionale — P.Ouzoulias: Les campagnes gallo-romaines: quelle spatialité? Retour sur l’expérience d’Archaeomedes — M. Georges- Leroy & al.: Les vestiges gallo-romains conservés dans le massif forestier de Haye (Meurthe- et-Moselle). Leur apport à l’étude de l’espace agraire — V. Carpentier: Premières réflexions sur la place des enclos mérovingiens de la plaine de Caen dans l’évolution des espaces ruraux de la Basse-Normandie sur le temps long — E. Peytremann / J. Wiethold: L’apport de la carpologie à l’étude du site du premier moyen âge (VIe-XIIe siècle) de Sermersheim (Bas- Rhin) — F. Guérin: Note sur trois installations rurales du bas moye âge fouillées à Saint- Barthélemy-d’Anjou (Maine-et-Loire) — C. Hanuse: Les habitats désertés au moyen âge. Quelques réflexions à propos d’un paradigme — ... aux études sur la longue durée: D. Flotté & al.: Contribution du diagnostic archéologique à l’archéologie des espaces ruraux — E. Cavanna: L’espace: un estimateur archéologique de distinction sociale? L’exemple des élites médiévales et modernes «aux champs» — M. Watteaux: Archéogéographie morphologique de la plaine sud-vendéenne — L.
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