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This paper intends to offer an evaluation of the animal resource and the food habits in high ground and valley floor villages in the North-Eastern Italy during the Roman age (1st-6th c AD), connecting zoo-archaeological and archaeological data from some edited archaeological contexts, often separated and not updated (for a more extensive framework of knowledge, [1,2]). In fact it is necessary to insert the preliminary zoo-archaeological data in a more and ample complex historical and archaeological context. Besides, it is possible highlight the informative potentiality of this kind of research and the necessity to connect the zooarchaeological remains and the other resources for a geographical and chronological area of interest that only recently has known this approach.

Breeding and Alimentation in the Roman Cisalpina: A First Balance between Archaeology and Zoo-archaeology from High Ground and Valley Floor Villages