In general, Roman-period archaeological research in the regions north of the Roman Empire is site-based. Settlement research follows a standard pattern, whereby usually three different scale levels of analysis are distinguished. The first level focuses on artefacts, such as pottery and metal objects, which are classified according to their origin: locally produced or Roman imports. The second level deals with the individual units which together define the settlement: farmhouses, outbuildings, wells, furnaces for iron production etc. The third level involves attempts to reconstruct the life span, layout and development of the settlement as a whole. An alternative – opposite – line of enquiry focuses on macroregional patterns. Several researc...
The military sites directly along the Danube River at the so-called Roman Limes are the subject of o...
This paper presents a geoarcheological study on potential canal subsections present in the Roman-age...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
In general, Roman-period archaeological research in the regions north of the Roman Empire is site-ba...
In general, Roman-period archaeological research in the regions north of the Roman Empire is site-ba...
River environments have played a vital role in human history. However, the intensive exploitation of...
River environments have played a vital role in human history. However, the intensive exploitation of...
Romans who settled in the Low Countries at the northern margin of their empire were practicing diver...
Romans who settled in the Low Countries at the northern margin of their empire were practicing diver...
From c. the 2nd half of the 1st cent. AD to 488 AD, Noricum formed part of the Roman Empire. While p...
AbstractIn this paper, we present a method to deal with poorly dated site inventories for purposes o...
This study presents a synthesis of over 40 years of intensive settlement research in the Roman non-v...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
The military sites directly along the Danube River at the so-called Roman Limes are the subject of o...
This paper presents a geoarcheological study on potential canal subsections present in the Roman-age...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
In general, Roman-period archaeological research in the regions north of the Roman Empire is site-ba...
In general, Roman-period archaeological research in the regions north of the Roman Empire is site-ba...
River environments have played a vital role in human history. However, the intensive exploitation of...
River environments have played a vital role in human history. However, the intensive exploitation of...
Romans who settled in the Low Countries at the northern margin of their empire were practicing diver...
Romans who settled in the Low Countries at the northern margin of their empire were practicing diver...
From c. the 2nd half of the 1st cent. AD to 488 AD, Noricum formed part of the Roman Empire. While p...
AbstractIn this paper, we present a method to deal with poorly dated site inventories for purposes o...
This study presents a synthesis of over 40 years of intensive settlement research in the Roman non-v...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...
The military sites directly along the Danube River at the so-called Roman Limes are the subject of o...
This paper presents a geoarcheological study on potential canal subsections present in the Roman-age...
Many ancient studies have outlined the capacity of the hinterland of the Roman Frontier to feed the ...