Archeologia fenicio-punica e del Mediterraneo

SECOND SEMESTER

LM Mediterranean “ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN CULTURAL INTERACTIONS… cod. 10598944”  

The Phoenicians in Central Mediterranean

Aula F Thu 8-10

Classroom: https://classroom.google.com/c/MjEyNzYyOTQ4MDBa?cjc=hadzrld

Lectures will start the 27th of February 2025

The aim of the course is to provide an advanced knowledge of the archaeology of the Mediterranean regions between the pre-classical period and the growth of Rome as maritime power in the Mediterranean (9th-2nd century BC), with a focus on two regions affected by Phoenician colonization: Sicily, Sardinia and North Africa and on the relations between the Phoenicians and the pre-Roman Italic world.
The topics covered in the lessons will be
-    Geography and history of the Phoenicians;
-    Chronology;
-    main characteristics of the Phoenician culture (urbanism, art, material culture, funerary customs);
-    causes and modes of Phoenician expansion in the Mediterranean (colonization);
-    description of the main Phoenician archaeological sites of Sicily, Sardinia, North Africa
-    the western Phoenician civilization in the Tyrrhenian cultural context

Pre-Classical Levant and Mediterranean (4th-1st millennium BC)

L Global Humanities

Mon, Thu 10-12, Aula A, 1st Floor, Faculty of Letters (CU003)

Classroom: https://classroom.google.com/c/MjEyNzYzNjgyMjBa?cjc=ygqduee

Lectures will start the 24th of February 2025

The course aims to provide foundational knowledge of the archaeology of the Levant and
the coastal regions of the central and western Mediterranean during the pre-classical
period (4th–1st millennium BCE). The course will follow two parallel paths:

1. PRE-CLASSICAL LEVANT (Prof. Daria Montanari)
This section offers an introduction to the archaeology of the pre-classical Levant,
focusing on specific topics, particularly the Chalcolithic period. It contextualizes and
highlights the development of local societies and the characteristics of material
culture in relation to preceding and subsequent periods.
A part of the course will address the general geographic and chronological
framework of the Levant, from the Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age. The
Chalcolithic Period will then be examined in detail, exploring its general and specific
characteristics, including material culture through ceramic, lithic, and metallurgical
analyses, as well as sacred and domestic architecture and social features.

2. PRE-CLASSICAL MEDITERRANEAN (Prof. Federica Spagnoli)
This section provides a foundational understanding of the major civilizations that
form the complex mosaic of pre-classical Mediterranean cultures. Beginning with
the Neolithic period in Cyprus, the course will outline the main characteristics of
2nd-millennium BCE cultures in selected regions of the central and western
Mediterranean.
Key case studies will be presented to illustrate settlements, sacred structures,
burials, and infrastructure in major sites from the following regions: Malta, Sicily,
Sardinia, the Iberian Peninsula, and the Balearic Islands.

LT SC. ARCH. “ARCHEOLOGIA FENICIO-PUNICA cod. 1025974”

I sem. auletta di archeologia mart 12-14; aula II (SEAI-4° piano) giov. 12-14

Classroom: ixs7ias

https://classroom.google.com/c/NzE3OTYwOTEyOTgx?cjc=ixs7ias

Programma:

Templi e santuari fenici nel Mediterraneo
Il coso di divide in due parti, parte istituzionale  (introduttiva) e parte monografica.
Argomenti della parte istituzionale del corso: nozioni generali di archeologia fenicio-punica: storia, geografia, cronologia, urbanistica e architettura, arte e cultura materiale.
Parte monografica: Templi e santuari fenici nel Mediterraneo

La parte istituzionale del corso fornisce le conoscenze di base dell’archeologia fenicio-punica:
-    geografia e storia dei Fenici;
-    cronologia;
-    principali caratteristiche della cultura fenicia (urbanistica, arte, cultura materiale, costumi funerari);
-    descrizione dei principali siti archeologici fenici (Tiro, Sidone, Sarepta)
-    La colonizzazione fenicia: cause e modi dell'espansione fenicia nel Mediterraneo
-   
Argomento monografico: Templi e santuari fenici nel Mediterraneo
-    localizzazione e descrizione dei principali templi e santuari fenici nelle regioni mediterranee: Libano, Siria, Cipro, Creta, Malta, Sicilia, Sardegna, Nord Africa, Penisola Iberica.

Bibliografia: 

M.E. Aubet , the Phoenicians and the West, London 2001
C. Bonnet, E. Guillon, F. Porzia, La civiltà dei Fenici 2020

Altra bibliografia specifica verrà fornita in formato pdf durante il corso

-LM 10599607 ARCHEOLOGIA DEL MEDITERRANEO

I sem.  Aula RM103 Aula 11 lunedì dalle 10:00 alle 12:00; RM103 Aula 11 mercoledì dalle 08:00 alle 10:00

Classroom: pewvb4j

https://classroom.google.com/c/NzE3OTYyMTI1Nzgz?cjc=pewvb4j

I Fenici a Malta e nel Mediterraneo Centrale

L’obiettivo del corso è fornire una conoscenza avanzata dell’archeologia delle regioni centrali del Mediterraneo (Malta, Sicilia, Sardegna e Nord Africa) tra il periodo preclassico e l’emergere di Roma come potenza marittima nel Mediterraneo (IX-II secolo a.C.)

PARTE ISTITUZIONALE
Geografia e storia dei Fenici, cronologia;
principali caratteristiche della cultura fenicia (urbanistica, arte, cultura materiale, costumi funerari);
cause e modi dell'espansione fenicia nel Mediterraneo (colonizzazione)

PARTE MONOGRAFICA
Le colonie fenicie nel Mediterraneo centrale. Focus su Malta

Bibliografia: 

C. Lopez-Ruiz and B.R. Doak (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Phoenician and Punic Mediterranean, Oxford 2019.

M.E. Aubet, Phoenicians and the West, London 2001

I testi riportati sopra e altra bibliografia integrativa saranno condivisi in formato pdf

-LM CULTURAL “PHOENICIAN PUNIC ARCHAEOLOGY COD. 10598545

-L GLOBAL HUMANITIES "PHOENICIAN AND MEDITERRANEAN ARCHAEOLOGY

First semester

MON 12-14 - Room A, RM103 ex Vetrerie Sciarra

THU 8-10 - Room B, RM103 ex Vetrerie Sciarra

Online classes for students who cannot attend while waiting for visas

Classroom: https://classroom.google.com/c/NzE3OTYzMzAwNTMx?cjc=ujlay7h

The Phoenicians overseas. Colonies, trades, encounters

Subjects:  Phoenician-Punic archaeology: history, geography, chronology. Aspects of Phoenician culture: town planning and architecture, art and material culture. Phoenician expansion in the Mediterranean: areas of colonization: North Africa, Sicily, Malta, Sardinia, Iberian Peninsula, Portugal and Morocco. Impact of Phoenician culture on local cultures: the formation of a shared Mediterranean culture.

The aim of the course is to provide an advanced knowledge of the archaeology of the Mediterranean regions between the preclassical period and the growth of Rome as maritime power in the Mediterranean (9th-2nd century BC), with a focus on the regions affected by Phoenician colonization and its impact on local cultures.

The topics of the lessons are:
-    Geography and history of the Phoenicians;
-    Chronology;
-    Main characteristics of the Phoenician culture (urbanism, art, material culture, funerary customs);
-    The Phoenicians and the making of the Mediterranean culture: the Phoenician expansion in the Mediterranean (colonization);
-    description of the main Phoenician archaeological sites (North Africa, Sicily, Malta, Sardinia, Iberian Peninsula, Portugal and Morocco).;
-    The Phoenicians in the West. Colonists Vs indigenous: encounters, integration and innovation towards a shared Mediterranean culture

Lessons: 

I sem. MON 12-14, Room A RM103 

THU 8-10 Room B RM103

Bibliogarphy:

M.E. Aubet , the Phoenicians and the West, London 2001
Texts in bibliography and other supplementary articles are available in pdf format and will be shared during the course