By Professor Rubina Raja and Research assistant Olympia Bobou.

Assistant professor Emanuele E. Intagliata discusses ancient urban fortifications and introduces a new edited book.

Associate professor Tom Brughmans is a collaborator on a new project on simulating the Roman economy and studying distributions of Roman amphorae in Italy. The project is directed by Dr. Paulina Komar of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszy?ski University in Warsaw, and it is funded by a SONATA grant from the…

Conference in Copenhagen 23-34 November 2020. Organised by Achim Lichtenberger (Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster) and Rubina Raja (Centre for Urban Network Evolutions - Aarhus University).

Include soil geochemistry when excavating. This can help detangle details that might be invisible on site and hidden in the excavated soils. In this study, PhD Student Pernille L. K. Trant demonstrates why the chosen sampling grid size actually does matter for the result and the archaeological…

New publications in the UrbNet-related book series “Studies in Classical Archaeology” and “Contextualizing the Sacred: Sacred Space and its Material Culture in the Ancient Near East and Egypt”.

Review in Bryn Mawr Classical Review by Matthew Selheimer (University of Leicester).

New publication by Assistant professor Emanuele Intagliata and colleagues.

New publication by Assistant professor Emanuele Intagliata and colleagues.

New publication by Assistant professor Emanuele Intagliata and colleagues.