SITES
Fuat A:
This site has been surveyed and was excavated by P. Neuville. It occupies a hill rising to 239m above sea level, positioned on the ridge line down the Capu of Occi (563m) and defining the broad plain of Santa Catalina. The site is characterized by an organization of his terraced home, circumscribed by a wall made of large blocks juxtaposed. The occupation of this site is attributed to the late Neolithic.
Arinella:
This area was prospected by P. and Y. Neuville. The site where the remains were collected due to the Neolithic, is near a rocky outcrop, on a gentle sloping towards the sea, at an altitude of approximately 10m. No structures related to these remains were found.
Arnaghju:
This site has been surveyed by P. Neuville. It occupies the summit of a hill (111m above sea level) located below the Monte Ortu and organized in terraces. It could be a habitat of Neolithic, according ceramic and lithic material collected.
Cala Prudente:
Prospect by F. Allegrini-Simonetti, this site occupies a flat area of about thirty meters above sea level, located in the small coastal valley leading into the bay Algajo. The remains ceramics collected refer to an occupation of this ancient site, specifically between 200 and 500 AD. AD No structures related to these remains were found.
Chjalza:
Located at the foot of the ridge line down the Capu Luna Piana (345m) between Punta di Sant'Ambroggio and Punta di San Damiano, a another ledge, near the shore at an altitude of 5m was investigated by F. Allegrini-Simonetti; ceramics characteristic of the first century AD. BC has been picked up.
Fussatu:
This site has been surveyed by J. Fratacci then by P. and Y. Neuville. This spur, rising to 235m above sea level, stands below the Capu Luna Piana and overlooks the small bay of Sant'Ambroggio. The ceramic and lithic remains collected on the western slopes could be attributed to the Neolithic.
Islet Spano:
This site has been surveyed by F. Allegrini-Simonetti. On top of this island rises to 14m above sea level, located at the Punta Spano has been observed in a quadrangular structure shaved (5 x 3m). The ceramic material collected around could help to assign the occupation of this site to the ancient period.
Larat:
This site has been surveyed by P. Neuville. Positioned 53m above sea level on a ridge of land down to the bed Fiume Seccu, it is characterized by the presence of lithic and ceramic remains suggesting the Neolithic.
Monte Ortu:
This site has been surveyed by P. Neuville then excavated under the direction of MC Weiss. It occupies a rocky outcrop (213m high), naturally defended by aplombs important but also by a large enclosure blocks blocking the west side. The habitat extending over several terraces atop the hill, is documented, based on work carried out in depth, to the Neolithic and Bronze Age - Bronze Age and specifically the final. Its strategic position on the ridgeline closing the plains of Santa Catalina, near a hill, where a visual check on the coastal plain and has attracted different groups pre-and protohistoric.
Muratella:
Invented by JM Moretti, and studied by S. Goedert and P. Neuville, this site occupies a knoll, positioned at 111m altitude on the ridge line down the side Capu Bracaghju and ending near Fiume Seccu. If no particular structure was observed on the ground, ceramic and lithic material collected can advance a site occupancy during the Neolithic period.
to a Porta Vecchia
This site has been surveyed by F. Allegrini-Simonetti. At an altitude of 25m, near the small stream originating on the flank is the Monte Ortu and passing west of the mound Arnaghju, leaning on a gentle slope towards the sea, many shards of building materials due to antiquity were collected.
Gate Vecchje:
A survey conducted by P. Neuville, on a terrace bordered by large boulders, located on a ledge, below the Capu Bracaghju, at an altitude of 510m, helped to individualize three layers, each characterized by the presence of relics evoking the Age of Bronze, Iron Age and Middle Ages.
Gate Vecchje Corsu:
frames cross-edged, evoking the early Neolithic, found by P. and Y. Neuville, on the flats located on the southern flanks of Capu Bracaghju at an altitude of about 460m.
Ribe Rossu:
Prospect P. and Y. Neuville, the site stands on a ridge overlooking the Fiume Seccu at 65m above sea level. The material collected evokes the Middle Neolithic or Neolithic.
Salducci:
This site was surveyed and excavated by P. Neuville. Two holes were drilled at the top of the hill with soft shapes, culminating in 116m above sea level, positioned on the ridge line down the side Capu Bracaghju and ending near Fiume Seccu. The lithic and ceramic material uncovered evokes the Middle Neolithic.
Sant'Ambroggio:
At an altitude of fifteen feet, the small relief overlooking the beach Sant'Ambroggio sheltered from westerly winds, was to host an ancient site, according to the ceramic material collected.
REFERENCES
Allegrini F. Simonetti, 2001, Balagne and the sea, from its origins to the late Middle Ages, Ph.D. Thesis, University Corsica, Corte, 228p.
Weiss MC (ed.), 1988, Balagne, University of Corsica, Corte, Vol. 1, 527 p.
Fuat A:
This site has been surveyed and was excavated by P. Neuville. It occupies a hill rising to 239m above sea level, positioned on the ridge line down the Capu of Occi (563m) and defining the broad plain of Santa Catalina. The site is characterized by an organization of his terraced home, circumscribed by a wall made of large blocks juxtaposed. The occupation of this site is attributed to the late Neolithic.
Arinella:
This area was prospected by P. and Y. Neuville. The site where the remains were collected due to the Neolithic, is near a rocky outcrop, on a gentle sloping towards the sea, at an altitude of approximately 10m. No structures related to these remains were found.
Arnaghju:
This site has been surveyed by P. Neuville. It occupies the summit of a hill (111m above sea level) located below the Monte Ortu and organized in terraces. It could be a habitat of Neolithic, according ceramic and lithic material collected.
Cala Prudente:
Prospect by F. Allegrini-Simonetti, this site occupies a flat area of about thirty meters above sea level, located in the small coastal valley leading into the bay Algajo. The remains ceramics collected refer to an occupation of this ancient site, specifically between 200 and 500 AD. AD No structures related to these remains were found.
Chjalza:
Located at the foot of the ridge line down the Capu Luna Piana (345m) between Punta di Sant'Ambroggio and Punta di San Damiano, a another ledge, near the shore at an altitude of 5m was investigated by F. Allegrini-Simonetti; ceramics characteristic of the first century AD. BC has been picked up.
Fussatu:
This site has been surveyed by J. Fratacci then by P. and Y. Neuville. This spur, rising to 235m above sea level, stands below the Capu Luna Piana and overlooks the small bay of Sant'Ambroggio. The ceramic and lithic remains collected on the western slopes could be attributed to the Neolithic.
Islet Spano:
This site has been surveyed by F. Allegrini-Simonetti. On top of this island rises to 14m above sea level, located at the Punta Spano has been observed in a quadrangular structure shaved (5 x 3m). The ceramic material collected around could help to assign the occupation of this site to the ancient period.
Larat:
This site has been surveyed by P. Neuville. Positioned 53m above sea level on a ridge of land down to the bed Fiume Seccu, it is characterized by the presence of lithic and ceramic remains suggesting the Neolithic.
Monte Ortu:
This site has been surveyed by P. Neuville then excavated under the direction of MC Weiss. It occupies a rocky outcrop (213m high), naturally defended by aplombs important but also by a large enclosure blocks blocking the west side. The habitat extending over several terraces atop the hill, is documented, based on work carried out in depth, to the Neolithic and Bronze Age - Bronze Age and specifically the final. Its strategic position on the ridgeline closing the plains of Santa Catalina, near a hill, where a visual check on the coastal plain and has attracted different groups pre-and protohistoric.
Muratella:
Invented by JM Moretti, and studied by S. Goedert and P. Neuville, this site occupies a knoll, positioned at 111m altitude on the ridge line down the side Capu Bracaghju and ending near Fiume Seccu. If no particular structure was observed on the ground, ceramic and lithic material collected can advance a site occupancy during the Neolithic period.
to a Porta Vecchia
This site has been surveyed by F. Allegrini-Simonetti. At an altitude of 25m, near the small stream originating on the flank is the Monte Ortu and passing west of the mound Arnaghju, leaning on a gentle slope towards the sea, many shards of building materials due to antiquity were collected.
Gate Vecchje:
A survey conducted by P. Neuville, on a terrace bordered by large boulders, located on a ledge, below the Capu Bracaghju, at an altitude of 510m, helped to individualize three layers, each characterized by the presence of relics evoking the Age of Bronze, Iron Age and Middle Ages.
Gate Vecchje Corsu:
frames cross-edged, evoking the early Neolithic, found by P. and Y. Neuville, on the flats located on the southern flanks of Capu Bracaghju at an altitude of about 460m.
Ribe Rossu:
Prospect P. and Y. Neuville, the site stands on a ridge overlooking the Fiume Seccu at 65m above sea level. The material collected evokes the Middle Neolithic or Neolithic.
Salducci:
This site was surveyed and excavated by P. Neuville. Two holes were drilled at the top of the hill with soft shapes, culminating in 116m above sea level, positioned on the ridge line down the side Capu Bracaghju and ending near Fiume Seccu. The lithic and ceramic material uncovered evokes the Middle Neolithic.
Sant'Ambroggio:
At an altitude of fifteen feet, the small relief overlooking the beach Sant'Ambroggio sheltered from westerly winds, was to host an ancient site, according to the ceramic material collected.
REFERENCES
Allegrini F. Simonetti, 2001, Balagne and the sea, from its origins to the late Middle Ages, Ph.D. Thesis, University Corsica, Corte, 228p.
Weiss MC (ed.), 1988, Balagne, University of Corsica, Corte, Vol. 1, 527 p.
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