Castronovo di Sicilia. Ricerche di Storia e archeologia 2014-2021

A multi-author monograph presenting the discoveries and interpretations made at Castronovo di Sicilia and its environs in central Sicily, relating to the Byzantine, Islamic, Norman and Swabian periods 550-1250. The data was won from surface and drone surveys, test excavation and area excavations during 6 seasons in the field and 4 years of analysis at the unjversities of Rome Torvergata, Salento at Lecce and York UK. Written and illustrated by 33 contributors on field work and a rich assemblage of early medieval artefacts, animals and plants. In Italian and English. Edited by Martin Carver, Alessandra Molinari and Paola Orecchioni.

The research was funded by the European Research Council (Horizon 2020 Project 693600: Sicily in Transition: the archaeology of Regime Change). For access to a full list of publications from this project go to https://sicily-in-transition.org/