La scelta di un giovane dipende dalla sua inclinazione, ma anche dalla fortuna di incontrare un g... more La scelta di un giovane dipende dalla sua inclinazione, ma anche dalla fortuna di incontrare un grande maestro
a Sicilia, nell'opinione comune, è la regione che importa, delle forme della ceramica attica, lek... more a Sicilia, nell'opinione comune, è la regione che importa, delle forme della ceramica attica, lekythoi e crateri. Manca, in realtà, finora la costruzione di un quadro di riferimento che possa dare ragione, in sequenza, della loro reale fortuna nell'isola (Tav. i, 1).
Il tornio, la nave, le terre lontane Ceramografi attici in Magna Grecia nella seconda metà del V ... more Il tornio, la nave, le terre lontane Ceramografi attici in Magna Grecia nella seconda metà del V sec. a.C. rotte e vie di distribuzione
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La scelta di un giovane dipende dalla sua inclinazione, ma anche dalla fortuna di incontrare un g... more La scelta di un giovane dipende dalla sua inclinazione, ma anche dalla fortuna di incontrare un grande maestro
a Sicilia, nell'opinione comune, è la regione che importa, delle forme della ceramica attica, lek... more a Sicilia, nell'opinione comune, è la regione che importa, delle forme della ceramica attica, lekythoi e crateri. Manca, in realtà, finora la costruzione di un quadro di riferimento che possa dare ragione, in sequenza, della loro reale fortuna nell'isola (Tav. i, 1).
Il tornio, la nave, le terre lontane Ceramografi attici in Magna Grecia nella seconda metà del V ... more Il tornio, la nave, le terre lontane Ceramografi attici in Magna Grecia nella seconda metà del V sec. a.C. rotte e vie di distribuzione
Tutti i diritti riservati. È vietata la riproduzione di testi e illustrazioni senza il permesso d... more Tutti i diritti riservati. È vietata la riproduzione di testi e illustrazioni senza il permesso dell'editore.
Essays in Ancient Art and Archaeology in Honour of Ewdoksia Papuci-Władyka, 2024
We would like to dedicate this contribution on the Corinthian and Attic black-figure pottery in t... more We would like to dedicate this contribution on the Corinthian and Attic black-figure pottery in the Persephoneion of Locri Epizephyrii to Ewdoksia Papuci-Władyka, a dear friend and an illustrious scholar, who, among the many fields she has explored in her brilliant career, has devoted herself to the study of Athenian and Corinthian pottery, republishing, more than fifty years after the first edition, the figurative vases from the Museum of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and also to sanctuaries, particularly those in the sacral area of Koshary in Ukraine. In this case we would like to focus our attention on the Persephoneion of Locri Epizephyri-ἐπι φανέστατον τῶν κατὰ τὴν Ἰταλίαν ἱερῶν according to the definition of Diodorus Siculus, which has been at the centre of interest of historical and literary sources since antiquity. The literary tradition (Diod. Sic. 27, 4) is unanimous in attributing to the Persephoneion of Locri a privileged role in the sacral geography of Western Greece. The location of the sanctuary, deduced from the Lyvian (Liv. 29, 18; 31, 12, 1-2) text, which places the temple of Persephone extra urbem, has influ
Apulia and the north-Central Adriatic coast between 420 and 380 B.C.: peculiarities and similarit... more Apulia and the north-Central Adriatic coast between 420 and 380 B.C.: peculiarities and similarities in the import of Attic pottery in the light of recent discoveries in the two areas The recent publication of monographs on the discovery of Attic pottery in the lower, middle and upper Adriatic coasts, both in burial areas and in residential contexts, lead us to reexamine a theme that has been much debated in past decades, namely the possible inclusion of the various areas of the western Adriatic coast in a single trade circuit: a hypothesis that presented, on the one hand, "geographical" obstacles-the importuosa Italiae litora mentioned by Livy ("alimenoi" also, according to Strabo) along the stretch of the Middle Adriatic-and, on the other, the different consistency of the ceramic finds in the three areas.
... Wiederverwendung alter Statuen als Ehrendenkmàler bei Griechen und Romern, 2&... more ... Wiederverwendung alter Statuen als Ehrendenkmàler bei Griechen und Romern, 2" Ed. ... tudine va anche a Sebastiano Barresi (Catania), Raffaella Cassano (Bari), Madeleine Cavalier (Lipari), Marina Cipriani (Paestum ), Rosaria Ciardiello (Napoli), Concetta Ciurcina (Siracusa ...
Tutti i diritti riservati. È vietata la riproduzione di testi e illustrazioni senza il permesso d... more Tutti i diritti riservati. È vietata la riproduzione di testi e illustrazioni senza il permesso dell'Editore.
EIDOLA. International journal of classical art history 20 · , 2023
Abstract · A Red-Figure ‘Parade Cup’ in Ruvo di Puglia. A Rare Shape in an Indigenous Settlement ... more Abstract · A Red-Figure ‘Parade Cup’ in Ruvo di Puglia. A Rare Shape in an Indigenous Settlement in Peucezia · A fragment of an exceptionally large attic red-figure cup type B is preserved in the Jatta National Museum in Ruvo. It was part of a parade cup, a rather rare type hitherto undocu mented in Apulia.
Ostraka. Rivista di antichità - Anno XXXI - 2022, 93-104, 2022
Abstract: Trade and use of attic red-figure pottery in Ruvo di Puglia
in the late 5th and early 4... more Abstract: Trade and use of attic red-figure pottery in Ruvo di Puglia in the late 5th and early 4th centuries BC We would like to focus our attention on the imports of red-figure Attic pottery in Ruvo di Puglia, an indigenous site of Peucezia, in the last decade of the 5th and the beginning of the 4th century BC. If, in fact, it may be considered an established fact that there was a strong decrease in the export of figured Attic pottery from around 420 BC in all Magna Graecia and Sicily, an exception seems to be represented by Ruvo di Puglia, where the quantity of imported pottery, in contrast, seems not only to increase in the last quarter of the 5th and, even more so, in the first quarter of the 4th century BC, but document a direct link between the Athenian Kerameikos (or at least the tradersmen) and the Peucetian city. The significant number of vases is an indication of the phenomenon, including the kantharoi (a special native peucetian shape) of the Class and Group Bonn 94A, the rhyta and the figure vases of different shapes of the W Class and Persian Class, the askoi and the several cups, almost all of the stemless type, which have not yet been compared in any other site of Magna Graecia, but also of Tyrrhenian Etruria and along the mid and high Adriatic coast. Our aim is to investigate the reasons for this trade trend and to explain the function of Attic imports in the reconstructed contexts.
2009 52nd IEEE International Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2009
In this work an adaptive impedance matching scheme for 2.4GHz wireless communication, based on fu... more In this work an adaptive impedance matching scheme for 2.4GHz wireless communication, based on fuzzy control, is proposed. For that purpose, a two-port passive matching network controlled by a zero-order Takagi-Sugeno-Kang fuzzy controller is used, allowing the system to iterate until the matching point is reached. Several experiments using the fuzzy controller coupled to π, T, and L impedance matching networks are presented. Preliminary results derived from MATLAB 7.1 simulations of the described algorithm, and a comparison with a least mean square (LMS) impedance matching approach, are discussed.
Sicilia Antiqua. An International Journal of Archaeology, vol. XIX, 2022
Per uso strettamente personale dell'autore. È proibita la riproduzione e la pubblicazione in open... more Per uso strettamente personale dell'autore. È proibita la riproduzione e la pubblicazione in open access. For author's personal use only. Any copy or publication in open access is forbidden. Rivista annuale diretta da
IMPORTATION AND FUNCTION OF ATTIC RED-FIGURE POTTERY IN RUVO DI PUGLIA IN THE LATE 5TH AND EARLY ... more IMPORTATION AND FUNCTION OF ATTIC RED-FIGURE POTTERY IN RUVO DI PUGLIA IN THE LATE 5TH AND EARLY 4TH CENTURIES B.C.
Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, 2022
This session aims at analyzing and shedding light on the role of trade, distribution and (re)cont... more This session aims at analyzing and shedding light on the role of trade, distribution and (re)contextualization for research on Greek pottery (Early Iron Age - Hellenistic period). The first Greek wares to be ever studied came from Italian soil, and, since then, these ceramic productions have been documented in as distant regions as present-day Galicia, the British Isles or the Crimean Peninsula. Scholarship has shown that this dispersion of materials seems to unveil large-scale trade dynamics, which would be effective thanks to the role played by numerous agents: well-based ceramic industries, dynamic markets, and consistent maritime and terrestrial commercial networks. As a result of these overseas enterprises, Greek pots became part of the material culture of different autonomous societies, which sometimes implied changes in the significance, functionality and value of these objects. Hence, this session calls for communications that contribute to the study of ancient Greek pottery outside its production area by addressing one or various of the previously mentioned aspects. Special attention will be paid to those proposals which either 1) focus on commercial contexts (i.e. ports and shipwrecks); 2) analyze the presence and distribution of Greek imports in a given area; 3) define trade routes of specific series or productions; 4) explore the resignification of Greek pots among non-Hellenic peoples and contexts (i.e. Etruscans, Iberians or Scythians). The session is sponsored by El Sec Shipwreck Re-excavation Project (Universitat de València).
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in the late 5th and early 4th centuries BC
We would like to focus our attention on the imports of
red-figure Attic pottery in Ruvo di Puglia, an indigenous
site of Peucezia, in the last decade of the 5th and the beginning
of the 4th century BC. If, in fact, it may be considered
an established fact that there was a strong decrease in the
export of figured Attic pottery from around 420 BC in all
Magna Graecia and Sicily, an exception seems to be represented
by Ruvo di Puglia, where the quantity of imported
pottery, in contrast, seems not only to increase in the last
quarter of the 5th and, even more so, in the first quarter of
the 4th century BC, but document a direct link between
the Athenian Kerameikos (or at least the tradersmen) and
the Peucetian city. The significant number of vases is an
indication of the phenomenon, including the kantharoi
(a special native peucetian shape) of the Class and Group
Bonn 94A, the rhyta and the figure vases of different
shapes of the W Class and Persian Class, the askoi and the
several cups, almost all of the stemless type, which have
not yet been compared in any other site of Magna Graecia,
but also of Tyrrhenian Etruria and along the mid and high
Adriatic coast. Our aim is to investigate the reasons for
this trade trend and to explain the function of Attic imports
in the reconstructed contexts.
CENTURIES B.C.
The session is sponsored by El Sec Shipwreck Re-excavation Project (Universitat de València).