Vol. 15 (2023): Special Issue: "Conference Proceedings - 40 Years of Casal de’ Pazzi in the framework of Pleistocene archeo-paleontological sites (400,000-40,000 BP): current knowledge and new research perspectives"

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Published: 2023-12-19

Articles

Casal de’ Pazzi: The Pleistocene on the outskirts between past, present, and future. The reasons for a conference

Patrizia Gioia, Letizia Silvestri, Gian Luca Zanzi
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Rebibbia-Casal de’ Pazzi: discovery and first investigations of the site documented through the archives of the Istituto Italiano di Paleontologia Umana (Italian Institute of Human Paleontology)

Barbara Saracino, Luciano Bruni, Fabio Santaniello, Stefano Grimaldi
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Middle Pleistocene mammal faunas of the area of Rome: recent results and ongoing work on the MUST collection

Alessio Iannucci, Jacopo Conti, Francesca Curcio, Dawid Adam Iurino, Marco Mancini, Beniamino Mecozzi, Flavia Strani, Raffaele Sardella
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Fossils in Rome: Searching for sources of information

Antonella Magagnini
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There’s an elephant in the archive! Two 20th-century reports of Pleistocene remains in the Rome area

Flavio Altamura
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Casal de' Pazzi, excavation notes

Massimo Ruffo, Barbara Saracino, Gian Luca Zanzi
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The Casal de’ Pazzi site in the light of new geological and geomorphological data

Carlo Rosa
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The Casal de’ Pazzi mammalian fauna: biochronological and paleoecological notes, and research perspectives

Maria Rita Palombo
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New insights on the fossil mammals from Casal de’Pazzi (Rome)

Luca Pandolfi, Roberta Martino, Maria Rita Palombo
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New research perspectives on the lithic industry of Casal de’ Pazzi forty years after the sites’s discovery

Patrizia Gioia, Letizia Silvestri, Gian Luca Zanzi
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Middle Pleistocene ecology in central Italy. New isotopic insights from fauna tooth enamel of Casal de’ Pazzi (Rome, Italy)

Giuseppe Briatico, Hervé Bocherens
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Fontana Ranuccio (excavations 2019-2022) and Colle Marino (excavations 2020-2021): Middle Pleistocene chronostratigraphic evidence of the earliest inhabitants in the Anagni basin

Diego Angelucci, Jacopo Armellini, Italo Biddittu, Luciano Bruni, Fabio Florindo, Fabrizio Marra, Sébastien Nomade, Fabio Parenti, Alison Pereira, Fabio Santaniello, Vincenzo Spagnolo, Stefano Grimaldi
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Environment and daily life in the Campagna Romana of the late Lower Palaeolithic: the case-study of La Polledrara di Cecanibbio (Latium, Italy)

Eugenio Cerilli, Cristina Lemorini, Ernesto Santucci, Ivana Fiore, Federica Marano, Grazia Maria Bulgarelli, Maria Rita Palombo, Salvatore Milli
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The oldest lithic industries of the Agro Pontino (Latium, central Italy)

Michelangelo La Rosa, Fabrizio Marra
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The subsoil of the Colosseum and the detection of the ancient Tiber river Paleovalley (MIS 12-11) in Rome

Marco Mancini, Cristina Di Salvo, Silvia Giallini, Mattia Marini, Maurizio Simionato, Maria Chiara Caciolli, Gian Paolo Cavinato, Massimiliano Moscatelli, Federica Polpetta, Pietro Sirianni, Francesco Stigliano
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The Middle Pleistocene footprints of Foresta (Southern-Central Italy): research activities, achievements, and perspectives

Adolfo Panarello, Paolo Mietto, Maria Rita Palombo
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How many hominins walked on the slope of the Foresta ignimbrite deposit (Roccamonfina volcano, central Italy)?

Maria Rita Palombo, Adolfo Panarello
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- Tab. SI3
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- Tab. SI5
New data related to the MIS 3 deposit of the Cava I.E.C.M.E. (Bologna, Italy)

Gabriele Nenzioni, Marzia Breda, Fiamma Lenzi, Marco Marchesini, Silvia Marvelli, Carlo Peretto
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Neanderthals in Italy: an evaluative review of current archeological knowledge

Robin Skeates
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Homo heidelbergensis as the Middle Pleistocene common ancestor of Denisovans, Neanderthals and modern humans

Fabio Di Vincenzo, Giorgio Manzi
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Archeology in “stone line” sedimentary environments. A methodological approach and results based on the Early and Middle Pleistocene sites at Melka Kunture (Upper Awash, Ethiopia)

Eduardo Méndez-Quintas, Rita T. Melis, Flavio Altamura, Luca Di Bianco, Joaquín Panera, Giancarlo Ruta, Andrea Serodio Domínguez, Sol Sánchez-Dehesa Galán, Margherita Mussi
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A tale of many tracks: An overview of fossil proboscidean footprints at Paleolithic sites around the world, with a particular focus on Schöningen, in Germany

Flavio Altamura, Jordi Serangeli
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Schöningen: a reference site for the Middle Pleistocene

Jordi Serangeli, Ivo Verheijen, Bárbara Rodríguez-Álvarez, Flavio Altamura, Gerlinde Bigga, Werner H. Schoch, Brigitte Urban, Thijs van Kolfschoten, Flavia Venditti, Nicholas J. Conard
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Edaphic modifications vs anthropic activities at the Acheulean site of Guado San Nicola (Monteroduni, Isernia): a taphonomic perspective

Ursula Thun Hohenstein, Brunella Muttillo, Giuseppe Lembo, Maria Chiara Turrini, Marta Arzarello, Benedetto Sala, Carlo Peretto
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Beyond physical space. Virtual exhibition proposal for the site of Poggetti Vecchi (Grosseto, Italy)

Biancamaria Aranguren, Silvia Florindi, Daniela Puzio, Anna Revedin
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The Casal de’ Pazzi Museum and the ancient “roots” of a territory: how to be included by being inclusive

Letizia Silvestri, Gian Luca Zanzi, Patrizia Gioia
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Interrogating the display case: communicating prehistory within Museum Displays

Felicity McDowall
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La Polledrara di Cecanibbio (Rome, Italy): preserving and narrating the Pleistocene

Anna De Santis, Irene Baroni
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When a rural community defines itself through an archaeological site: the case of Melka Kunture (Ethiopia)

Flavio Altamura, Luca Di Bianco, Margherita Mussi
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Fossils, evolution, and progress: origins and development of a philosophical and scientific debate in England

Leonardo Ursillo
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Communicating and learning about the past through experimental teaching: the education of Pleistocene culture to school-age children and young people

Marta Di Berti, Laura Leopardi
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So far, so close. Prehistoric studies and digital technologies in a changing environment

Augusto Palombini, Patrizia Gioia, Carlo Peretto, Enza Zullo
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Let’s make fire! Experiences of ‘hands-on’ educational workshops for the dissemination of prehistory knowledge

Serena Vaccaro
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Once upon a time… Homo. From the book to the workshop: how to tell prehistory to children

Flavia Salomone
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Vol. 15 (2023): Special Issue: "Conference Proceedings - 40 Years of Casal de’ Pazzi in the framework of Pleistocene archeo-paleontological sites (400,000-40,000 BP): current knowledge and new research perspectives"

Articles

Casal de’ Pazzi: The Pleistocene on the outskirts between past, present, and future. The reasons for a conference

Rebibbia-Casal de’ Pazzi: discovery and first investigations of the site documented through the archives of the Istituto Italiano di Paleontologia Umana (Italian Institute of Human Paleontology)

Middle Pleistocene mammal faunas of the area of Rome: recent results and ongoing work on the MUST collection

Fossils in Rome: Searching for sources of information

There’s an elephant in the archive! Two 20th-century reports of Pleistocene remains in the Rome area

Casal de' Pazzi, excavation notes

The Casal de’ Pazzi site in the light of new geological and geomorphological data

The Casal de’ Pazzi mammalian fauna: biochronological and paleoecological notes, and research perspectives

New insights on the fossil mammals from Casal de’Pazzi (Rome)

New research perspectives on the lithic industry of Casal de’ Pazzi forty years after the sites’s discovery

Middle Pleistocene ecology in central Italy. New isotopic insights from fauna tooth enamel of Casal de’ Pazzi (Rome, Italy)

Fontana Ranuccio (excavations 2019-2022) and Colle Marino (excavations 2020-2021): Middle Pleistocene chronostratigraphic evidence of the earliest inhabitants in the Anagni basin

Environment and daily life in the Campagna Romana of the late Lower Palaeolithic: the case-study of La Polledrara di Cecanibbio (Latium, Italy)

The oldest lithic industries of the Agro Pontino (Latium, central Italy)

The subsoil of the Colosseum and the detection of the ancient Tiber river Paleovalley (MIS 12-11) in Rome

The Middle Pleistocene footprints of Foresta (Southern-Central Italy): research activities, achievements, and perspectives

How many hominins walked on the slope of the Foresta ignimbrite deposit (Roccamonfina volcano, central Italy)?

New data related to the MIS 3 deposit of the Cava I.E.C.M.E. (Bologna, Italy)

Neanderthals in Italy: an evaluative review of current archeological knowledge

Homo heidelbergensis as the Middle Pleistocene common ancestor of Denisovans, Neanderthals and modern humans

Archeology in “stone line” sedimentary environments. A methodological approach and results based on the Early and Middle Pleistocene sites at Melka Kunture (Upper Awash, Ethiopia)

A tale of many tracks: An overview of fossil proboscidean footprints at Paleolithic sites around the world, with a particular focus on Schöningen, in Germany

Schöningen: a reference site for the Middle Pleistocene

Edaphic modifications vs anthropic activities at the Acheulean site of Guado San Nicola (Monteroduni, Isernia): a taphonomic perspective

Beyond physical space. Virtual exhibition proposal for the site of Poggetti Vecchi (Grosseto, Italy)

The Casal de’ Pazzi Museum and the ancient “roots” of a territory: how to be included by being inclusive

Interrogating the display case: communicating prehistory within Museum Displays

La Polledrara di Cecanibbio (Rome, Italy): preserving and narrating the Pleistocene

When a rural community defines itself through an archaeological site: the case of Melka Kunture (Ethiopia)

Fossils, evolution, and progress: origins and development of a philosophical and scientific debate in England

Communicating and learning about the past through experimental teaching: the education of Pleistocene culture to school-age children and young people

So far, so close. Prehistoric studies and digital technologies in a changing environment

Let’s make fire! Experiences of ‘hands-on’ educational workshops for the dissemination of prehistory knowledge

Once upon a time… Homo. From the book to the workshop: how to tell prehistory to children

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