更大的鱼要炸:古锡拉丘兹(西西里岛)食用鱼的证据(或缺乏证据)

IF 0.9 3区 历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY
D. Tanasi, Enrico Greco
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摘要

摘要鱼类和鱼类产品因其高蛋白质、脂肪和脂溶性维生素含量而被认为是重要的营养来源。这些食物在各种类型的希腊文学中都得到了广泛的讨论和庆祝。然而,鱼类烹饪和消费的丰富文本证据与渔具的有限考古证据之间存在差异,尤其是关于希腊西西里岛的证据。这种证据的缺乏在古代时期尤为明显。为了解决希腊西西里岛的鱼类消费问题,并确定鱼类在当地社区饮食中的作用,本研究重点关注最近在锡拉丘兹发现的古代墓地骨骼遗骸的稳定同位素分析中得出的新数据。该研究分析了埋葬在墓地中的个人的饮食习惯,并建立了埋葬实践和饮食之间的可能联系。此外,该研究将饮食模式与个体的社会地位进行了比较,这一点在葬礼背景下得到了证明。将新证据与类似背景进行比较,将有助于对文献来源进行批判性审查,并重新解释考古记录。通过这一点,本研究旨在确定鱼类在西西里希腊人饮食中的作用及其在餐桌上的意义。
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Bigger Fish to Fry: Evidence (or Lack of) for Fish Consumption in Ancient Syracuse (Sicily)
Abstract Fish and fish products are considered important sources of nutrition due to their high protein, fat, and fat-soluble vitamin content. These food items have been extensively discussed and celebrated in various genres of Greek literature. However, there is a discrepancy between the rich textual evidence of fish cooking and consumption and the limited archaeological evidence of fishing gear, especially with respect to Greek Sicily. Such scarcity of evidence is particularly evident in the Archaic period. To address the issue of fish consumption in Greek Sicily and to determine the role of fish in the local communities’ diet, this study focuses on the new data that have emerged from stable isotopes analysis on skeletal remains from a recently discovered Archaic period necropolis in Syracuse. The study analyzes the dietary habits of the individuals buried in the necropolis and establishes possible connections between burial practices and diet. Additionally, the study compares the dietary patterns with the social status of the individuals, as demonstrated by the funerary context. The comparison of the new evidence with similar contexts will allow for a critical review of the literary sources and the reinterpretation of the archaeological record. Through this, the study aims to establish the role of fish in the diet of the Greeks of Sicily and their significance at the dining table.
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Open Archaeology
Open Archaeology ARCHAEOLOGY-
CiteScore
1.70
自引率
12.50%
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38
审稿时长
10 weeks
期刊介绍: Open Archaeology is a forum of novel approaches to archaeological theory, methodology and practice, and an international medium for the dissemination of research data and interdisciplinary projects. Scope of the journal includes, but is not restricted to: World Archaeology - discoveries and research Archaeological science Theory and interpretation in archaeology Archaeological heritage preservation and management.
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