Archeologia della Magna Grecia, Archeologia classica

During public works in 2018 in the town of Banzi, three tombs belonging to the well-known necropolis of “Piano
Carbone” were discovered and excavated. The tombs belong to a period ranging from the last quarter of the VII
B.C. to the third quarter of the IV B.C. In this Daunian settlement graves were usually reused for further burials
over a long period, even up to two centuries. The few burial goods and the peripheral location of the three tombs
probably reveal the low social condition of the deads

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Este artigo busca salientar de maneira crítica, à luz de grandes estudiosos, acerca da condição da mulher na Grécia antiga pela visão positivista. Serão abordados temas que mostram a inferioridade em que a mulher era colocada em meio à sociedade, mostrando tradições acerca de seu casamento, religião e família.
Com o recorte teórico voltado para Atenas nos séculos V a.c., buscaremos esclarecer a importância do estudo do gênero feminino na História e examinar formas de inserção do conteúdo na educação básica.

Attualmente i limiti nord dell'isolato In (N-2) non sono noti perché lo scavo completo della parte settentrionale non è mai stato completato. Tale margine, tuttavia, doveva correre in corrispondenza della Plateia est-ovest B1 che era posta 273 metri a nord della Plateia B 8 .

The TELESTES project, which has been funded by the European Commission’s Marie Curie Actions programme, is dedicated to the musical culture of Selinus, one of the most important Greek colonies in the West.
A very important part of the TELESTES project is the study of an actual aulos that was found in two pieces in Temple R at Selinus in the summer of 2012 during the excavations by the mission of the Institute of Fine Arts - NYU. The aulos was uncovered in the Archaic to Classical levels of the temple that had been sealed by a deep fill of the Hellenistic period and were left untouched by earlier archaeological research at the site. Among the discoveries made in these levels was a votive deposit associated with the construction of the temple in ca. 580-570 BCE. It was within one of these deposits that two parts of the bone aulos were found.
This discovery at Selinunte is very significant, particularly with regard to the performance of music and ritual dancing associated with the cult activity of Temple R. The performance of choral dancing in this part of the main urban sanctuary of Selinunte is also suggested by the discovery in the area of Temple R of a series of fragments of Corinthian vases featuring chains of dancing women that conform to the so-called Frauenfest iconography. These discoveries show the importance of music at Selinus, the city of the poet and musician Telestes, already in the Early Archaic period.

Il Gruppo equestre di Locri Epizefiri, come venne chiamato da Paolo Orsi al momento della sua scoperta, deriva dal riassemblaggio dei frammenti in terracotta rinvenuti durante le campagna di scavo del 1910 sul fianco occidentale del tempio dorico in località ‘Casa Marafioti’ (dal nome della famiglia proprietaria del luogo ove fu rinvenuto il tempio).
Il cosiddetto Cavaliere Marafioti è frutto dell’attento lavoro di assemblaggio di circa186 frammenti ad opera del restauratore Giuseppe Damico grazie alla ricostruzione grafica di Rosario Carta, su indicazione di Orsi