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    Review of: Michele Silani, 2017. “Città e territorio: la formazione della città romana nell’ager Gallicus” by Frank Vermeulen

    Published 2018-12-01

    This well written study on the formation of Roman towns in northern Marche, is crucial for our understanding of the colonisation and rule by Rome of the so-called ager Gallicus, between the conquest in 295 BC and the reign of Augustus. As I have underlined in a recent volume that approaches the sam...

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    The Landscape and Archaeology of Jebel Sabaloka and the Sixth Nile Cataract, Sudan by Lenka Suková, Václav Cílek

    Published 2012-12-01

    There are only six cataracts on the Main Nile of which the sixth Nile cataract located ca. 80 km downstream of the confluence of the Blue and White Niles represents the southernmost and smallest of theseries. Despite its close vicinity to Khartoum, this area was the least studied cataract zone along...

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    Artistic paintings and drawings as a source for the ancient urban reconstruction of living towns: the cases of Panormus and Regium Lepidi by Paolo Storchi

    Published 2016-03-01

    Artistic paintings and drawings as a source for reconstructing the ancient urban environments of present-day towns: the cases of Panormo and Regium Lepidi. The reconstruction of the ancient appearance of present-day cities is particularly complicated. In this project, to understand ancient Panormo...

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    Beside and within the walls of Reccopolis: social dynamics and landscape transformations of a new Visigothic urban foundation by Lauro Olmo-Enciso, Manuel Castro, Pilar Diarte

    Published 2018-12-01

    Reccopolis is the sole archaeologically-attested Visigothic city foundation in the Iberian Peninsula. Created under King Leovigild in A.D. 576, the city played a notable role in the landscape, persisting as the focal point of the territory through to the 8th century AD. This paper offers an overvie...

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    Traces around a capital: the hinterland of Ravenna through remote sensing by Michele Abballe, Marco Cavalazzi

    Published 2023-06-01

    Remote sensing has been a fundamental tool in reconstructing the urban landscape of the abandoned Late Antique city of Classe, near Ravenna (Italy). However, much of Classe urban plan is not yet known, while the vast area north of Ravenna has been generally ignored for the presence of thick alluvia...

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    Modéliser les pratiques pastorales d’altitude dans la longue durée by Mélanie Le Couédic

    Published 2012-02-01

    The Pyrenean mountain pastures are most often a community resource, exploited by communities of people in high valleys. Large-scaled, territorial divisions of these mountain summer pastures are essentially defined by the practice during the pasture-ground livestock from pastoral huts. To consider th...

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    The Application of graphic visualization filters for Historical-Archaeological Studies. A case of study: “Mesas del Esparragal”, Alcalá de Los Gazules, Cádiz (Spain) by Catalán González, Francisco Javier

    Published 2025-06-01

    The aim of this article consists in a presentation and a comparison of filters for the detection of archaeological structures developed through open-source Geographical Information Systems tools applied to the surface of the archaeological site known as Mesas del Esparragal, located in the municipal...

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    Subjects: “…Geographic Information System; Visualization Filters; Teledection; Historical Landscape; Archaeology…”
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    How to access ancient landscapes? Field survey and legacy data integration for research on Greek and Roman settlement patterns in Eastern Sicily by Rodolfo Brancato

    Published 2020-05-01

    The integration of field survey data from Eastern Sicily (the Plain of Catania) with legacy data available for the region will expand our knowledge on Mediterranean ancient rural landscapes. With an extent of 430 km2, the area is a perfect case study due to its geographical characteristics and the...

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    Géométrie des réseaux et marqueurs des territoires by Patrice Cressier

    Published 2006-11-01

    The imprint left on the landscape by the irrigation network built up over the Middle Ages in the western Mediterranean basin not only bears witness to the new processes of land organisation accompanying the Arab-Islamic conquest, or the spread and qualitative evolution of water technology; it also t...

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    MOvEIT: a Proof of Concept of a Road Graph for Late Antique Egypt by Julian Bogdani

    Published 2024-01-01

    In the context of the fruitful collaboration between PAThs, an ERC-funded project, and LAD, the Laboratory for Digital Archaeology at Sapienza University of Rome, an experimental attempt to link between them places being described by the Archaeological Atlas of Coptic Literature developed into a ro...

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    A digital ecosystem for the knowledge, conservation and valorization of the medieval archaeological site of Satrianum (Tito, PZ) FOSS instruments by Giorgia Dato, Eugenio Saccà, Alessandro Spadaro

    Published 2024-01-01

    The case study concerns the fortified mediaeval site of Satrianum in Basilicata. Topographical, archaeological and architectural analysis permitted the creation of a spatial database with QGIS: further developments involve the survey of the site and the elaboration of 3D digital models to be georef...

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