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L’occupazione costiera protostorica del Lazio centromeridionale

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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies

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This work helps provide a better understanding, in particular for the coastal part of central south Lazio, Italy, of the development of new socio-economic forms. Rooted in the ancient Bronze Age, these would, in the relatively short period of protohistory, lead from a society functioning on an essentially kinship basis to one dominated by true hegemonic aristocracies. The study area includes the Tiber Delta, the co-called Latial Volcano, and the Pontine Plain.

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