Reading an ancient vicus with non-invasive techniques: integrated terrestrial, aerial and geophysical surveys at Aequum Tuticum (Ariano Irpino-Av)

Authors

  • Giovina Caldarola
  • Laura Castrianni
  • Giuseppe Ceraudo
  • Immacolata Ditaranto
  • Veronica Ferrari
  • Ida Gennarelli
  • Francesco Pericci

Keywords:

ancient road, landscape archaeology, magnetic prospecting, aerial photography

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References

Ceraudo, G. (ed.) 2008. Sulle tracce della Via Traiana. Indagini aerotopografiche da Aecae a Herdonia, Foggia
Ceraudo, G. 2012. Due nuove lastre iscritte dei ponti della Via Traiana, Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 183, 255-258
Ferrari, V. 2013. Il tracciato della Via Traiana al confine tra Puglia e Campania, Archeologia Aerea 7, 65-70
Gennarelli, I. 2011. Da strumento militare a rete degli scambi. In M.C. Lenzi (ed.), Est Locus… L’Irpinia postunitaria, Atripalda, 41-44

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2015-01-01

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Caldarola, G. ., Castrianni, L., Ceraudo, G., Ditaranto, I., Ferrari, V., Gennarelli, I., & Pericci, F. (2015). Reading an ancient vicus with non-invasive techniques: integrated terrestrial, aerial and geophysical surveys at Aequum Tuticum (Ariano Irpino-Av). Archaeologia Polona, 53, 263–267. Retrieved from https://journals.iaepan.pl/apolona/article/view/325

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Vol. 53 (2015): Archaeological Prospection

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