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AN ARCHAEOLOG.ICAL SURVEY OF THE AGRO PONTINO (PROV" OF LATINA) Ao " 110 and H, K&mermans

VB.I! Gtffen Institute for Pre·~· and Protohis an extensive

Pontino, Preliminaries have been two June 1980, and the collection of

ical studies in order to obtain is of this material is in

will

onwards Taschini

the area and a constant inhabitation Bietti, 1969 Blanc, 1935

et a1, n" cL) , • about 60 km 15 km the north and east it is surrounded

), in the southern is Monte

For the rest, the Pontino itself

An

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became clear that the area a comple:x: of four, weLl 0 •• ,

soil Time can hm18 been the

by eolian by their only sDi1 forming factor responsible for their appearance Altogether the Agro PontinD is well suited for a diachronic

i t has well def:ined natural boundaries

research project: its history; the

thods

as well is; the area the Middle Palaeolithic.

sets of decisions for a

survey. On the one needs to

s fraction and its distribution over the area. level the sizes and kinds of units to be surveyed need t(::.ntiOlL On the lowest level consideration is due for the way in which handled f.n the survey, Of course dec:lsions on eac.h of these levels are not from one another O:nd

will follow from of the

be determined for a by the area as well, For the

cheme will have to be emaLi.c

our work we concentrated on the

chose fields ted with peppers, crops are ted in rows the soil

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The

the distribution and

shallow plough--remains are visible. A field ematic transects or completely, the former ease between 20 and 50%.

carried out on a number of occasions. A

of these seems to show that

between the s collections.

t:he ecological situations and of social systems, by means geomorphological studies.

ical evidence from West Central document sites through t:~volutions in land use tion.

means of additional surveys and

Lf: necessary and possible excavation.

Pontino. Naturali 78, n.s. 20: 7~39. Blanc A.. 1939 Un del Fossellone al 27 ) 215-·-221.

Blanc Excurs.ion au Monte Circe', IVe

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du sol MOllS de la

Gnat ermuia 19: 71--92.

Sc>vink, .J .A. A. and

a,c.,

n.d. The sOlls

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of southern 1.az10 and acent

J. 11., n.d Central I

Westerhoff, W.E., Stierman, Aq and Kamermans, of marine t:erraces near 1.atina (Agro Pontino,

la plaine Pontine

Kamermans, H., 1981, Report: on a of the Pontino (Province

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