Les sites ecclésiaux et monastiques de l’archipel du Kvarner (Croatie), campagne 2017 : Mirine-Fulfinum (Omišalj, île de Krk)

Abstract

(assistanteingénieur, UMR 6249 Chrono-Environnement), Mélinda Bizri (ingénieur d'étude, UMR ARTEHIS), Ivan Valent (archéologue, responsable de secteur), Adrien Saggese (archéologue-céramologue, membre associé UMR 6298 ARTEHIS) et Trninić Goran (archéologue) avec la contribution de Josip Burmaz (Société Kaducej d.o.o., couverture photogrammétrique par drone).

Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Late Antiquity in Dalmatia: Paleogenetic, Dietary, and Population Studies of the Hvar - Radošević burial site

“…Grave goods at the studied site, including imports from Greece, Asia Minor, and North Africa, highlight the site's trade links (Visković 2021). North African amphorae, primarily from the 4th and 5th centuries CE, were used for most amphora burials, a well-known phenomenon (Čaušević-Bully et al 2024). Given Hvar's strategic location and established trade routes, the pottery and amphorae likely reached the island through these channels.…”

“…These political changes significantly impacted the region, leading to economic downturns and disrupting trade routes, likely influencing health and dietary choices of the people who lived there. Previous osteological research assessing the health status of the Dalmatian population (Novak et al 2009;Novak and Šlaus 2010;Šlaus et al 2019;Čaušević-Bully et al 2024), indicated a low quality of life that remained consistent across rural and urban populations. Reconstructions of diet during this period and in this region based on stable isotope analysis, including at some island sites (Lightfoot et al 2012;Čaušević-Bully et al 2024), suggest that individuals' diets primarily consisted of terrestrial foods, with some consumption of C4 plants, likely millet.…”

“…Previous osteological research assessing the health status of the Dalmatian population (Novak et al 2009;Novak and Šlaus 2010;Šlaus et al 2019;Čaušević-Bully et al 2024), indicated a low quality of life that remained consistent across rural and urban populations. Reconstructions of diet during this period and in this region based on stable isotope analysis, including at some island sites (Lightfoot et al 2012;Čaušević-Bully et al 2024), suggest that individuals' diets primarily consisted of terrestrial foods, with some consumption of C4 plants, likely millet. There have been no studies examining the Dalmatian islands comparing the health status of individuals with dietary and paleogenetic data, and approach that has promise to reveal aspects of social stratification, migration, and general health.…”

Najnovija istraživanja ranokršćanskih “crkvenih sklopova“ Kvarnera: na razmeđi arhitekture i teritorija

“…et al 2011, 401-402. 28Čaušević-Bully et al 2017; Čaušević-Bully -Bully 2018. 29 Čaušević-Bully -Bully 2018.…”

“…2-T 8.101 dala je sljedeću dataciju: 320 (82%) 410calAD (Lyon-16135(SACA-56272).37Stariji aneks s apsidom nije još istražen; tek je početak apside prepoznat prilikom posljednjih arheoloških istraživanja iz 2017. g.38Datacija je izrađena u suradnji s P. Urbanovom iz laboratorija IRAMAT u Bordeaux. Za objavu vidi:Čaušević-Bully et al 2018.…”