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| ==Commentary== | | ==Commentary== |
| Preroman village Rondineto, finds published towards the end of 19<sup>th</sup> century:
| | The site was discovered in late 1875 by Giovanni Antonio Galli in the course of agricultural work on his farm Rondineto, on the south-eastern flank of Monte Croce, in [[Breccia]]. It was subsequently excavated and published in installments by Vincenzo Barelli with drawings of finds by Alfonso Garovaglio ({{bib|Barelli 1877}} & {{bib|Garovaglio 1877}}, {{bib|Barelli 1877b}}, {{bib|Barelli 1878}} & {{bib|Garovaglio 1878}}, {{bib|Barelli 1878b}}, {{bib|Barelli 1879}} & {{bib|Garovaglio 1879}}, some graffiti also in {{bib|Garovaglio 1883}}). The finds include buildings, canals, a well, tombs, and numerous stone objects and ceramic fragments. The site forms part of the proto-urban conglomerate of Golaseccan [[Como]], and is one of the settlement areas which appears to have been continuously settled into the La Tène period ({{bib|De Marinis 1986c}}: 34). |
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Revision as of 22:53, 8 January 2025
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Como
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Como
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Lombardia
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Italy
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45° 48' 11.45" N, 9° 3' 36.34" E
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search for "Rondineto" on it.wikipedia.org
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CO·2 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·3 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·4 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·5 Rondineto (bowl), CO·6 Rondineto (bowl), CO·7 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·8 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·9 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·10 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·11 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·12 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·13 Rondineto (bowl), CO·14 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·15 Rondineto (bowl), CO·16 Rondineto (bowl), CO·17 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·18 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·19 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·20 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·21 Rondineto (slab), CO·22 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·23 Rondineto (bowl), CO·24 Rondineto (bowl), CO·25 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·26 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·27 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·28 Rondineto (bowl), CO·29 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·30 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·31 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·32 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·33 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·34 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·35 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·36 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·37 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·38 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·39 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·40 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·41 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·42 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·43 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·44 Rondineto (bowl), CO·45 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·46 Rondineto (unidentifiable), CO·81 Rondineto (unidentifiable)
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The site was discovered in late 1875 by Giovanni Antonio Galli in the course of agricultural work on his farm Rondineto, on the south-eastern flank of Monte Croce, in Breccia. It was subsequently excavated and published in installments by Vincenzo Barelli with drawings of finds by Alfonso Garovaglio (Barelli 1877 & Garovaglio 1877, Barelli 1877b, Barelli 1878 & Garovaglio 1878, Barelli 1878b, Barelli 1879 & Garovaglio 1879, some graffiti also in Garovaglio 1883). The finds include buildings, canals, a well, tombs, and numerous stone objects and ceramic fragments. The site forms part of the proto-urban conglomerate of Golaseccan Como, and is one of the settlement areas which appears to have been continuously settled into the La Tène period (De Marinis 1986c: 34).
