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NEW Seen as the largest and wealthiest Etruscan city-state, Veii transitioned into a smaller, economically secondary town in the Roman period
Far from failure, new research suggests it reflects the local community's resilience in the face of conquest
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2026.10…
ALT Map of the Tiber Valley in Central Italy, annotated with the location of Veii in relation to Rome.
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Read the new research in Antiquity 🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2026.10…
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"These publications are valuable resources for anyone interested in ancient urbanism and society".
✍️ Reviewed by @adhoffeli
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And with that, the 2024 season at Falerii Novi is done! 👏🎉
It’s been an incredible month with some of our best material yet – all thanks to the hard work of our students, supervisors, specialists and directors! Much more soon on some fantastic new finds 🏛️
ALT A group of people standing in front of an ancient Roman wall and gate with a road leading through it and behind them
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Now out on FirstView in the JRA — “The reuse of ancient tuff blocks in early medieval Rome” — an article that began way back during my years at Penn and dedicated to the memory of the late Bob Ousterhout. Check it out here! doi.org/10.1017/S10477594230…
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Fantastic turnout by the local communities for our on-site public lecture featuring preliminary results from this year’s season.
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Can’t express enough gratitude for my wonderful co-directors @bernard_prof @emlynkd @stephenjohnkay and the team from Harvard University Classics @harvardclassics @adhoffeli for a fabulous season at Falerii Novi this year. If ever there were a dream team, this would be it!
After an incredible month, Falerii Novi 2023 is over!
Huge thanks are due to our students, researchers, specialists and collaborators for their phenomenal work across four weeks 👏👏
We look forward to sharing very exciting preliminary data shortly 🙏 grazie tutti!!
ALT A group of people standing in front of an ancient gate and wall, with a driveway extending behind into the distance.
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Zooarchaeological study of the 2022 season material in full swing by our phenomenal specialist @dr_bone_lady 🙏 here you see just one context from the Macellum area!
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RDV jeudi prochain à 9h à l'Ecole d'Architecture de Lyon pour notre journée d'étude sur les ports romains🤩
Retrouver les détails et le programme➡️aria.archi.fr/seminaire-2-st…
Si vous souhaitez participer à la journée en présentiel, inscrivez-vous ici👉forms.gle/mu7pnVdWqptZY4dH9
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OUT NOW: This book edited by Devi Taelman, Dimitri Van Limbergen & Adeline Hoffelinck @adhoffeli focuses on features of the Roman economy that are less traceable in text and archaeology, and remain underexplored in contemporary scholarship. Available here: bit.ly/3hmCIGj
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Space, movement and the economy in Roman cities in Italy and beyond bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2022/2022.…
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The Call for Papers for #CAA2023Ams is now open! 👉 2023.caaconference.org/submi…
We have a grand total of 44(!) sessions, so you are almost certain to find one that fits your topic!
Deadline for abstracts: 17 October
@CAA_Int #CAA #DigitalArchaeology #Archaeology #conference #cfp
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Open night for the local community and public during our last week on site!
A great turnout, including an overview of results, finds and progress made this season.
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Area 1, led by Meg Andrews (@harvardclassics) with Adeline Hoffelinck, is exploring the macellum at Falerii, and has revealed a fascinating stratigraphy of walls and foundations over the past 3 weeks.
ALT Walls and foundations at an archaeological site with two people in the background