The BREBEMI project, was set up in response to a major motorway proposal (about 120 km in length) linking the towns of Brescia, Bergamo and Milan in northern Italy. Within this project, for the first time in Italy, a set … Continua a leggere
GreatT aims at setting a new standard within current archaeological research, by providing a platform where multi-dimensional and multivariate information can coexist and boost the understanding of a portion of land as a whole ecosystem, overcoming the dichotomy of urban- … Continua a leggere
The Lazio coastal area placed on the south of the Tiber mouth represents a landscape of outstanding historical and archaeological interest. In this stretch the coast is formed by a complex system of ancient dunes and in the past a … Continua a leggere
I have a master’s degree in computer engineering and I am currently a PhD student in archeology at the University of Tehran (I was accepted with a rank of one in the entrance exam). I have experience in photogrammetry and … Continua a leggere
FIELDWORK REPORT (year 1, 2022) TESTING AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY AT THE NEOLITHIC SITE OF ÇATALHÖYÜK – TURKEY By Prof Stefano Campana and Dr Giuseppe Prospero Cirigliano From 11 to 17 September 2022 a small team of the University of … Continua a leggere
PAVA foundation PAVA is the acronym of “Archaeological Landscapes of the Asso Valley” therefore the foundation is aimed to foster archaeological research and conservation in a specific landscape context. The foundation has been established as a charity in 2007 to … Continua a leggere
Rome Transformed is an ERC advanced grant achieved by prof. Ian Haynes and provides the first comprehensive study of the eastern Caelian, a vitally important quarter of Rome from the 1st to the 8th centuries. It does this by introducing a … Continua a leggere
He pursued his undergraduate studies in Italy. He started working on Landscape Archaeology during the writing of his master thesis (2019), which gave him the opportunity to conduct research through classical methodologies of ancient topography crossed with innovative techniques. Since … Continua a leggere
Ken Saito comes originally from Japan but have spent two years studying in the UK and for the past four years working and studying in Italy. My undergraduate degree in Social Sciences in Japan has been supplemented by an MA … Continua a leggere
He received a PhD in Roman Archaeology from King’s College London. His research interests include ancient harbour archaeology, with a focus on the Adriatic region. He is particularly interested in Roman harbours, shipwrecks and seafarings, as well as ancient iconography … Continua a leggere
