Conversano and the territory to the South-East of the Bari Land between the Middle Ages and Modern Age (XI-XV centuries)

Authors

Luisa Derosa
University of Foggia
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1964-7878
Francesco Panarelli
University of Basilicata
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6202-0950
Maria Cristina Rossi
University of Foggia
https://orcid.org/0009-0006-5526-235X

Keywords:

Conversano, Puglia, Archaeological and artistic heritage

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Series: Mediterranean Worlds, 11

Pages: 257

Language: Italian

Published: 2025

ISBN: 978-88-31309-38-7

Abstract: The town of Conversano was in the Middle Ages one of the most important centers of the territory to the South-East of the Earth of Bari, among the districts more known and of greater interest for the political, economic and historical artistic issues of Apulia and, in general, of the South of Italy. The essays in this volume focus on the history of Conversano, the landscape peculiarities of its territory, the characteristics of the archaeological heritage, the artistic and architectural evidence of the city and its hinterland, With the intention of strengthening knowledge and promoting and enhancing the city’s artistic heritage, archaeological contexts, political and institutional aspects, economic history, documentation and narrative sources. In this way, it reflects on the construction of the cultural identity tout court of Conversano and its hinterland, offering a reasoned review on the main issues so far debated by critics.

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Author Biographies

Luisa Derosa, University of Foggia

Luisa Derosa is a researcher in the History of Medieval Art and History of Southern Italy at the University of Foggia.

Francesco Panarelli, University of Basilicata

Francesco Panarelli is a full professor of Medieval History at the University of Basilicata and president of the Italian Society of Medieval Historians - Sismed

Maria Cristina Rossi, University of Foggia

Maria Cristina Rossi is a research fellow at the University of Foggia.

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Published

April 9, 2025

Online ISSN

2704-7423

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978-88-31309-38-7