The archaeology of early urbanism is a growing and dynamic field of research, which has
benefited in recent years from numerous advances at both a theoretical and a …

Intensification of agricultural production to support demographic growth has been invoked
as a necessary correlate to the important socio-economic changes involved in the …

Large-scale excavations at Gabii, located approximately 18 km east of Rome, began in 2009
under the direction of Professor Nicola Terrenato (University of Michigan) and yielded a …

Covering an urban area of more than 70 ha, the settlement first coalesced in the Early Iron
Age as part of the same phenomenon that brought neighboring Rome into existence, and …

The disuse and abandonment of once luxurious houses followed by the widespread
emergence of squalid living conditions is a recurring trope in catastrophic narratives about …

This chapter examines the processes that brought about the urban form of Gabii, a long-
lived primary center of Latium and Rome's nearest neighbor, focusing on new data from …

The present bibliography is a continuation of and a complement to those published in the
Urban History Yearbook 1974–91 and Urban History from 1992. The arrangement and …