Rome in the Tenth Century - Osborne, John (Carleton University, Ottawa)
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This is an integrated analysis of written texts and the evidence of material culture (standing remains and recent archaeological discoveries) which provides a much fuller picture of tenth-century Rome than any previous study. It is intended for all those with interests in medieval Rome, medieval art, and medieval archaeology.

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This is an integrated analysis of written texts and the evidence of material culture (standing remains and recent archaeological discoveries) which provides a much fuller picture of tenth-century Rome than any previous study. It is intended for all those with interests in medieval Rome, medieval art, and medieval archaeology.
Autorenporträt
JOHN OSBORNE is Distinguished Research Professor at Carleton University, Ottawa, and Associate Fellow of the Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Toronto. He is a cultural historian specializing in the cities of Rome and Venice in the early Middle Ages. Rome in the Tenth Century is the third and final volume of a series that weaves together written texts and the evidence of material culture, integrating the disciplines of history, history of art, and archaeology. Rome in the Eighth Century (Cambridge, 2020) won the 2021 Margaret Wade Labarge prize of the Canadian Society of Medievalists, while Rome in the Ninth Century (Cambridge, 2023) was awarded the Premio Daria Borghese for the best book on the city of Rome written by a non-Italian published in 2023.