Pisa Com'era: Topografia E Insediamento : Dall'impianto Tardoantico Alla Città Murata Del Secolo Xii

Gabriella Garzella explores the intricate transformation of Pisa from Late Antiquity to the fortified city of the 12th century. The book delves into the topographical changes and the patterns of settlement that shaped the urban landscape. Through meticulous research, Garzella reconstructs the historical narrative of the city as it evolved, mapping out the architectural and cultural developments that occurred over the centuries.

Richly detailed and well-researched, the work emphasizes the interconnectedness of Pisa's geography and its historical significance as a center of trade and culture in the Mediterranean. By incorporating bibliographical references, Garzella allows readers to further engage with the historical context, making the book a valuable resource for those interested in urban history, archaeology, and the evolution of medieval cities. The presentation by Gabriella Rossetti adds an additional layer of insight, enriching the overall examination of Pisa's enduring legacy.