Annalisa Marzano

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Annalisa Marzano is affiliated with the following schools: University of Reading, University of Florence

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#3049

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Archeology

#683

World Rank

#925

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According to Wikipedia, Annalisa Marzano, FRHistS FSA, MAE is an Italian-American archaeologist and academic. She is Professor of Classical Archaeology at the University of Bologna and has been Professor of Ancient History at the University of Reading in England. She specializes in Roman social and economic history.

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Annalisa Marzano's Published Works

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Roman Villas in Central Italy (2007) (109)
Harvesting the Sea: The Exploitation of Marine Resources in the Roman Mediterranean (2013) (71)
Agricultural production in the hinterland of Rome: wine and olive oil (2013) (27)
The Variety of Villa Production (2015) (20)
The Roman villa in the Mediterranean Basin: late republic to late antiquity (2018) (16)
Capital investment and agriculture: multi-press facilities from Gaul, Iberian Peninsula and the Black Sea region (2013) (14)
Fish and Fishing in the Roman World (2018) (11)
Rank-size analysis and the Roman cities of the Iberian Peninsula and Britain: some considerations (2011) (11)
Costly display or economic investment? A quantitative approach to the study of marine aquaculture (2009) (9)
Fish salting versus fish breeding: the case of Roman Italy (2007) (7)
Figures in an imperial landscape. Ecological and societal factors on settlement patterns and agriculture in Roman Italy (2020) (5)
Trajanic building projects on base-metal denominations and audience targeting1 (2009) (5)
Roman gardens, military conquests, and elite self-representation (2014) (5)
Hercules and the triumphal feast for the Roman people (2009) (4)
The variety of Villa production: from agriculture to aquaculture (2015) (4)
Preserving cultural heritage and developing a modern city: the difficult case of Euesperides (2006) (3)
Villas as instigators and indicators of economic growth (2015) (2)
Plants, Politics and Empire in Ancient Rome (2022) (2)
Snails, wine and winter navigation (2011) (2)
Country villas in Roman central Italy: reassessing the evidence (2005) (2)
Classical archaeology and the ancient economy (2017) (2)
Large-Scale Fishing (2013) (1)
Fish and Seafood (2018) (1)
Mezzomiglio: the wall in so-called Terza Maniera opus poligonale (2006) (0)
Cicero, Paradoxa Stoicorum ad M. Brutum 38: an allusion to a new slave specialization? (2018) (0)
André Tchernia, The Romans and trade (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016. Pp. xvi+380. 22 figs. ISBN 9780198723714 Hbk. £85) (2017) (0)
History (L.) Foxhall Olive Cultivation in Ancient Greece: Seeking the Ancient Economy. Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2007. Pp. 320, illus. £65. 9780198152880. (2009) (0)
Reshaping the Past, Shaping the Present (2015) (0)
LIVIA THE AUCTOR AND THE SYMBOLISM OF GRAFTING (2023) (0)
Land and landholding, Rome (2012) (0)
Villas, Ergastula, and modern scholarship: the contribution of archaeology to social history or vice-versa? (2006) (0)
Maritime villas and the resources of the sea (2018) (0)
Maureen Carroll (ed.). 2022. The making of a Roman imperial estate: archaeology in the Vicus at Vagnari, Puglia (Archaeopress Roman Archaeology 88). Oxford: Archaeopress; 978-1-80327-205-4 paperback £58. (2023) (0)
Ancient Gardens from Babylon to Rome (2008) (0)
Villas and Farms in the Mediterranean World (2020) (0)
Demand, Prices, and Distribution (2013) (0)
Le ville marittime tra amoenitas e fructus (2010) (0)
Agriculture in Imperial Italy (2020) (0)
Splendors of Lepcis: a roman emperor's dream city emerges from sands (1995) (0)
Reshaping the past, shaping the present: Andrea de Jorio and Naples' classical heritage (2015) (0)
Hugh Last Fellowships: Horticulture and élite identity in ancient Rome (2017) (0)
Fish and Fishing in the Roman World (2018) (0)
C. Holleran, SHOPPING IN ANCIENT ROME: THE RETAIL TRADE IN THE LATE REPUBLIC AND THE PRINCIPATE . Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012. Pp. xv + 304, illus. isbn 9780199698219. £65.00. (2013) (0)
Figures in an Imperial Landscape: Ecological and Societal Factors on Settlement Patterns and Agriculture in Roman Italy (2021) (0)
Oysters and Other Shellfish (2013) (0)
A workshop on fish-salting (2016) (0)
Proceedings of the 19th international congress of classical archaeology Cologne/Bonn, 22 – 26 May 2018. Archaeology and economy in the ancient world. Panel 3.15: villas, peasant agriculture, and the Roman rural economy (2020) (0)
A Story of Land and Water (2020) (0)
The Roman villa in the Mediterranean: an overview (2018) (0)
Agros coemendo et colendo in gloriam: villas and farms in the Republic (2009) (0)
Latifundia/large estates (2012) (0)
Excavations at Mezzomiglio locality, Chianciano Terme, Italy (2006) (0)
Fishing and Roman Law (2013) (0)
History of the archaeological investigations in the territory of Chianciano Terme (2006) (0)
Large-Scale Fishing and the Roman Production and Trade in Salted Fish: (2019) (0)
Murex, Purple Dye, and Other ‘Fruits of the Sea’ (2013) (0)
Caesar’s triumphal banquet of 46 BC: a hypothesis on its political significance on the basis of a recent epigraphic discovery from Pompeii (2020) (0)
A STUDY OF IMPERIAL ESTATES (2014) (0)
Food, Popinae, and the Emperor: Some Considerations on the Early-Imperial Policies on the Sale of Food (2019) (0)

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