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Geoarchaeological observations on the Roman town of Ammaia / Frank Vermeulen, Morgan De Dapper, Cristina Corsi and Sarah Deprez

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Appartient au périodique : Internet archaeology, 19, 1363-5387

Publication: 2005 Description: Words: 13623 (123 KB) : Images: 20 (3.5 MB) + Interactive mapsLangue: Anglais Auteur principal: Vermeulen, Frank, 19..-.... Co-auteur: De Dapper, Morgan, 1947-....; Corsi, Cristina, 19..-....; Deprez, Sarah Résumé: This article presents, for the first time, multidisciplinary geoarchaeological work by a joint Belgo-Italian team from the universities of Ghent and Cassino in and around the Roman urban site of Ammaia in the northern Alentejo region of Portugal. This project is a geoarchaeological case study to investigate the conditioning effects of landscape and landscape evolution on a Roman urban site (and vice versa) in the Iberian peninsula..Topo:

Ammaia

Sujet: géographie • SIG • étude du paysage • fouille • ville • aqueduc • Romains Lieu: Alentejo • Portugal Époque: Empire romain

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This article presents, for the first time, multidisciplinary geoarchaeological work by a joint Belgo-Italian team from the universities of Ghent and Cassino in and around the Roman urban site of Ammaia in the northern Alentejo region of Portugal. This project is a geoarchaeological case study to investigate the conditioning effects of landscape and landscape evolution on a Roman urban site (and vice versa) in the Iberian peninsula.

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