n. 214 luglio 2024 - Archaeology of Thermalism. New studies on healing waters

luglio 2024, Venezia

Editorial

Etruscan Parallels for ‘Modern’ Medicine?

Healing Perception and Ritual Practice through the Metal Gifts in the Hot Water at San Casciano dei Bagni

From DEM to reconstruction of the ancient thermal landscape: worship spaces and public areas in the context of the Bagno Grande in San Casciano dei Bagni

Of souls and animals. Healing properties of hot springs and livestock economies

The Etruscan and Roman territory of Trequanda (Siena, Italy). Rediscovering the ancient ‘thermal’ complex of Pieve di Santo Stefano a Cennano at Castelmuzio

Healing with mineral waters. Places, objects and written evidence in Roman Italy

Offering truncated bodies in Roman Gaul. Layouts, antecedents and interpretations

Hotel Montecarlo nearby the archaeological area of Via Scavi in Montegrotto Terme

La scoperta dell’acqua fredda. The Roman Thermal Baths of Mezzomiglio in Chianciano Terme between old excavations and new data

The potential of thermal and Archaeological heritage through Digital Humanities

Thermal scientific research and therapies in the Euganean area

Encountering the thermo-mineral spring of Bagno Grande in the design of the exhibition at the Archaeological National Museum of Naples