Radiography of the Past — Three Dimensional, Virtual Reconstruction of a Roman Town in Lusitania [PDF]
International Journal of Heritage in the Digital Era, 2012 The European project, “RADIO-PAST” was launched in 2009 within the Marie Curie framework “Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways”. The project aims to join resources and different skills to tackle each possible aspect connected with “non-destructive” approaches to understand and reconstruct complex archaeological sites.
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Romanization, Christianization and Islamicization in southern Lusitania
Antiquity, 2000The study of Roman urban centres in Portugal (ancient Lusitania) is now well developed, but the rural landscape has remained little known. A new collaborative European project (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universität Frankfud/Main, National University of Ireland Galway and University College Dublin) is investigating the ...
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A Jewish Intaglio from Roman Ammaia, Lusitania
Liber Annuus, 2006The article presents a Jewish Menorah intaglio from Roman Ammaia, Lusitania, present day Portugal. It surveys the evidence of other small Jewish artifacts from the Western Diaspora and of the quartz industry in Ammaia and its region. It also surveys the evidence of Jews in the province.
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On the Improvement of Cattle (Bos taurus) in the Cities of Roman Lusitania Some Preliminary Results
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Calculating the population of a Roman provincial town: (Conimbriga, Prov. Lusitania, Portugal) [PDF]
, 2018 This paper studies the process of calculating the population of a provincial Roman town by studying its architecture and urbanism. It proposes a number near 5500 people for a 22 hect area.
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A geomagnetic survey of Ammaia: a contribution to understanding Roman urbanism in Lusitania
Journal of Roman Archaeology, 2012This paper presents the results of geomagnetic field survey undertaken in three stages (July 2009-October 2010) within the area of the Roman town of Ammaia (Marvao, Alto Alentejo, Portugal), some 120 km northwest of Merida (fig. 1). The principal goal was to map the full extent of sub-surface archaeological features within the archaeological park owned
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Roman Colonies and Local Cults. The Example of Augusta Emerita (Mérida) in Lusitania
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Lusitania: le grand roman d’un mystérieux naufrage par Claude Mossé
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Church and Culture in Lusitania in the V–VIII Centuries: A Late Roman Province at the Crossroads
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