The Good Woman: the provenance and purpose of Montelupo oil jars

Autor:	Hugo Blake, Michael J. Hughes
Rok vydání:	2017
Předmět:	Archeology History Provenance 060102 archaeology 06 humanities and the arts Archaeology 060104 history Chapel 0601 history and archaeology Form of the Good Humanities computer Olive oil computer.programming_language
Zdroj:	Post-Medieval Archaeology. 51:1-42
ISSN:	1745-8137 0079-4236
Popis:	In memory of Ronald Coleman of Chapel Hill, Queensland, Australia (1938–2008)SUMMARY: The Tuscan origin of the characteristic large oil jars found all over the world was confirmed by neutron activation analysis about 20 years ago, although some still call them Iberian storage jars. Our paper presents the unpublished analytical data and considers whose oil they contained. Italian records show that in the 18th century Montelupo despatched coppi (jars) down the River Arno to Lucca, where the best Italian olive oil was produced, and to Livorno (Leghorn), then the largest emporium in the Mediterranean for transit trade. In London, the jars became a familiar sight with different high and popular cultural meanings.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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