- Docente: Enrico Acquaro
- Credits: 12
- SSD: L-OR/05
- Language: Italian
- Moduli: Enrico Acquaro (Modulo 1) Paola De Vita (Modulo 2)
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures (Modulo 1) Traditional lectures (Modulo 2)
- Campus: Ravenna
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Corso:
Second cycle degree programme (LM) in
RESEARCH, DOCUMENTATION AND PRESERVATION OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE (cod. 0887)
Also valid for Second cycle degree programme (LM) in International Cooperation, Protection of Human Rights and Cultural Heritage in Mediterranean Sea and Eurasia (cod. 8516)
Learning outcomes
The course aims to provide methodological and critical tools to develop topics related to the archaeology and art history in the Eastern Mediterranean during the Iron Age.
Upon completion of the course students should achieve a critical awareness and methodological skills that allow them to relate material culture and art to the historical and geographical context concerned.
Course contents
prof. Enrico Acquaro: 8 CFU): The Shrine. Problems in Chronology, Strategy, Assimililation and Ethnicity: Egypt and West.
dr. Paola De Vita (4 CFU): The Phoenicians end Grecs in the
Mediterranean.
Readings/Bibliography
prof. Acquaro: Lessons' notes;E. Acquaro - D. Ferrari (edd.), Le antichità fenicie rivisitate. Miti e culture (= Biblioteca di Byrsa. Rivista semestrale di arte, cultura e archeologia del Mediterraneo punico, 5), Lugano 2008.
dr Paola De Vita: Lessons' notes; M. Congiu et alii (edd.), Greci e Punici in Sicilia tra V e IV secolo a.C., Caltanissetta - Roma 2008; S.F. Bondi, Carthage et les peuples autochtones de la Méditerranée. Les relations avec les Elymes, in A. Ferjaoui (ed.), Carthage et les autochttones de son empire du temps de Zama, Tunis 2010, pp. 103 -109; P. Giammellaro (ed.), Visti dall'altra sponda. Interferenze culturali nel Mediterraneo antico. Atti del V Incontro Orientalisti, Palermo, 6-8 dicembre 2008, Roma 2009; P. De Vita - F. Venturi (edd.), Da Tell Afis a Mozia. Culture a confronto tra Oriente e Occidente (= Byrsa, arte, cultura e archeologia del Mediterraneo punico, VIII, 15, 15-16/2009), Lugano 2011.
Teaching methods
Lessons and seminars.
Assessment methods
Written test and oral exam.
Teaching tools
Slides and photocopies.
Links to further information
Office hours
See the website of Enrico Acquaro
See the website of Paola De Vita