Simon Keay
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 297426 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Simon Keay |
| NOMBRES | Simon |
| APELLIDO | Keay |
| FIRMA | KEAY S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Southampton |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 64 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 137 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 61 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 3 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Symbol superiority
Memory typically is better for information presented in picture format than in word format. Dual-coding theory (Paivio, 1969) proposes that this is because pictures are spontaneously labelled, leading to the creation of two representational codes-image and verbal-whereas words often lead to only a single (verbal) code. With this perspective as motivation, the present investigation asked whether common graphic symbols (e.g.,!@#$%&) are afforded pr…
Management of fluvio-coastal dynamics in the Tiber delta during the Roman period
Portvm Traiani
This is a collaborative in-depth study of Trajan's sestertii with a bird's-eye view of the harbour at Portus (RIC 631–2), struck in AD 112–14. It is based on a new numismatic analysis of the coin type, featuring a corpus of 46 specimens and a critical study of their reverse dies, as well as on recent archaeological research at the port that allows for a better understanding of the harbour buildings and their chronology. The article provides the f…
The Roman Ports Project Fieldwork at Portus (Comune Di Fiumicino, Provincia Di Roma, Regione Lazio)
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Roman Port Societies
In this book, an international team of experts draws upon a rich range of Latin and Greek texts to explore the roles played by individuals at ports in activities and institutions that were central to the maritime commerce of the Roman Mediterranean. In particular, they focus upon some of the interpretative issues that arise in dealing with this kind of epigraphic evidence, the archaeological contexts of the texts, social institutions and social g…
Roman Port Societies
Analyses des matériaux de construction bruts de Portus par la Spectroscopie Moyen InfraRouge (SMIR)
Données scientifiques produites : https://portuslimen.eu/https://amidex.hypotheses.org/9931 Introduction La caractérisation de matériaux de construction et leur provenance sont généralement étudiées par des analyses pétrographiques, optiques, minéralogiques et géochimiques. Efficace, rapide, non-destructive et dans certains cas plus précise que les techniques conventionnelles, la Spectroscopie Moyen Infrarouge (SMIR) à Transformée de Fourier (FTI…
Fieldwork at Portus (Comune Di Fiumicino, Provincia Di Roma, Regione Lazio)
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The Roman Ports Project
Living and dying at thePortus Romae
The Roman Ports Project
Notes From Rome 2017–18
This gazette presents to the reader outside Rome news of recent archaeological activity (primarily in 2017, but also in the first half of 2018) gleaned from public lectures, conferences, exhibitions and newspaper reports
Kothon, cothon et ports creusés
Le terme Kothon désigne dans la littérature antique le port punique de Carthage, un type de vase et un type de port. Les définitions antiques du type de port en font un port creusé et cette définition a été largement reprise dans la littérature archéologique. Cependant, lorsque l’on reprend l’étude de ces sources textuelles, l’association kothon / port creusé est beaucoup moins claire qu’elle n’y paraît. Cet article a pour objectif de reprendre l…
Portus and Rome‘s Mediterranean Ports Projects
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The Roman Ports Project
THE PORTUS PROJECT (COMUNE DI FIUMICINO, PROVINCIA DI ROMA, REGIONE LAZIO)
Understanding Inter-settlement Visibility in Iron Age and Roman Southern Spain with Exponential Random Graph Models for Visibility Networks
Obituary
of Southampton. Drawing upon his scientific training and fascination with Roman trade and commerce, he quickly emerged as one of the pioneers of the burgeoning field of archaeological science, becoming Professor of Archaeology at Southampton by 1990 and Head of Archaeology in 1998 He also proved an extremely able administrator, notwithstanding his impatience with bureaucratic delays. In a career spanning 40 years, David admirably achieved his oft…
The Roman Ports Project
A harbour–canal at Portus
The canal system and Tiber delta at Portus. Assessing the nature of man-made waterways and their relationship with the natural environment
High resolution space and ground-based remote sensing and implications for landscape archaeology
Introducing exponential random graph models for visibility networks
The Roman Ports Project
The Hellenistic West
Although the Hellenistic period has become increasingly popular in research and teaching in recent years, the western Mediterranean is rarely considered part of the 'Hellenistic world'; instead the cities, peoples and kingdoms of the West are usually only discussed insofar as they relate to Rome. This book contends that the rift between the 'Greek East' and the 'Roman West' is more a product of the traditional separation of Roman and Greek histor…
The Roman Ports Project
Fieldwork at Portus in the course of 2018 and early 2019 was undertaken by the Portus Project and Portus Fieldschool, and in the context of the PortusLimen Project. The former (www.portusproject.org) is an initiative directed by Simon Keay that aims to understand better the development of the port and its broader relationship to the Mediterranean. Its ongoing work involves continued close collaboration between the British School at Rome, the Univ…
Falerii Novi
FALERII NOVI: UNA NUOVA RICOGNIZIONE DELL'AREA MURATA I risultati di una ricognizione dell'intera parte murata della città romana di Falerii Novi vengono presentati insieme a quelli di una piccola area posta al di fuori delle mura. I metodi impiegati consistono in una integrazione di rilevamento topografico, ricognizione a piedi dell'area ed estensivo uso di un gradiometro ‘fluxgate’. I risultati permettono di ricostruire in dettaglio una nuova p…
The role of integrated geophysical survey methods in the assessment of archaeological landscapes
The regular application of geophysical, geochemical and topographical survey techniques to evaluate archaeological sites is well established as a method for locating, defining and mapping buried archaeological materials. However, it is not always feasible to apply a range of different methods over a particular site or landscape due to constraints in time or funding. This paper addresses the integrated application of a variety of survey techniques…
High resolution space and ground-based remote sensing and implications for landscape archaeology
Introducing exponential random graph models for visibility networks
The Tiber Valley Project
In 1997 a new collaborative research project was initiated by the British School at Rome. This project draws on a variety of sources of archaeological information to explore the regional impact of the City of Rome throughout the period from 1000 BC to AD 1300. The project provides a common collaborative research framework which brings together a range of archaeologists and historians working in various institutions. In this paper those involved i…
Understanding Inter-settlement Visibility in Iron Age and Roman Southern Spain with Exponential Random Graph Models for Visibility Networks
Interim report on an enigmatic new Trajanic building at Portus
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Falerii Novi
Sommarii: L'articolo presenta i risultati di nuove ricognizioni geofisiche nell'area esterna, immediatamente a nord del circuito murario di Falerii Novi . I risultati, integrati con recenti pubblicazioni su evidenze da fotografia aerea, chiariscono ulteriormente la sequenza dello sviluppo della città dalla sua fondazione nel 241 a.C. al periodo imperiale. Essi rivelano nuovi dettagli delle necropoli e deH'anfiteatro, e pongono importanti question…
An archaeological survey of Capena (La Civitucola, provincia di Roma)
UNA RICOGNIZIONE ARCHEOLOGICA A CAPENA (LA CIVITUCOLA, PROVINCIA DI ROMA) Questo articolo presenta i risultati della ricognizione geofisica e topografica condotta a Capena, come parte del ‘Progetto città romane nella media e bassa valle del Tevere’. I risultati si basano su precedenti lavori e forniscono nuove informazioni sull'organizzazione e lo sviluppo del sito all'incirca dall'VIII secolo a.C. fino al periodo tardo-antico. L'indagine geofisi…
Lesser urban sites in the Tiber valley
ABITATI MINORI NELLA VALLE DEL TEVERE: BACCANAE, FORUM CASSII E CASTELLUM AMERINUM L'articolo presenta i risultati delle indagini geofisiche e topografiche condotte a Baccano, Forum Cassii e Castellum Amerinum , come parte del progetto ‘Città romane nella Media e Bassa Valle del Tevere’. I risultati forniscono nuove informazioni sulla struttura e sull'estensione di questi centri, integrando le evidenze raccolte in occasione degli scavi precedenti…
Living and dying at thePortus Romae
Management of fluvio-coastal dynamics in the Tiber delta during the Roman period
An archaeological survey of the Faliscan settlement at Vignale, Falerii Veteres (province of Viterbo)
UNA RICOGNIZIONE ARCHEOLOGICA DELL'INSEDIAMENTO FALISCO A VIGNALE, FALERII VETERES (PROVINCIA DI VITERBO) L'articolo presenta i risultati di una ricognizione geofisica condotta a Vignale nel 2001–2 come parte del ‘Progetto città romane nella media e bassa valle del Tevere’. Il sito costituisce una parte importante dell'insediamento topograficamente complesso di Falerii Veteres (moderna Civita Castellana) nella provincia di Viterbo. Il sito ebbe u…
The Roman Ports Project
Portus and Rome‘s Mediterranean Ports Projects
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A harbour–canal at Portus
The ‘Romanisation’of Turdetania
Turdetania was one of the Iron Age cultural blocks which emerged after the disintegration of Tartessos in the later 6th century BC. It corresponded largely to the lower Guadalquívir valley of southern Spain. From the early 2nd century BC it formed the heart of the Roman province of Hispania Ulterior and, from the later 1st century BC, Hispania Baetica. This paper sets out to examine the Romanisation of the region from an indigenous perspective ra…
The Late Roman Villa of Vilauba and its Context. A First Report on Field-Work and Excavation in Catalunya, North-East Spain, 1978–81
The first three seasons of a joint Anglo-Catalan research project in north-eastern Spain have concentrated on the Roman villa of Vilauba. It has been shown that the site was occupied for some nine centuries, but the most important discoveries have been the elucidation of substantial phases of occupation from the fifth to seventh centuries A.D., which included in the latest phase a large press building for olive oil. These findings have pointed to…
The Roman Ports Project
The Roman Ports Project
THE PORTUS PROJECT (COMUNE DI FIUMICINO, PROVINCIA DI ROMA, REGIONE LAZIO)
The Roman Ports Project
The canal system and Tiber delta at Portus. Assessing the nature of man-made waterways and their relationship with the natural environment
Complex Networks in Archaeology
In this article the authors highlight some of the issues surrounding the study of past urban connectivity and how archaeologists can deal with them by adopting a complex networks research perspective
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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Castulo I
Castulo III
Castulo II
The Late Roman Villa of Vilauba and its Context. A First Report on Field-Work and Excavation in Catalunya, North-East Spain, 1978–81
The first three seasons of a joint Anglo-Catalan research project in north-eastern Spain have concentrated on the Roman villa of Vilauba. It has been shown that the site was occupied for some nine centuries, but the most important discoveries have been the elucidation of substantial phases of occupation from the fifth to seventh centuries A.D., which included in the latest phase a large press building for olive oil. These findings have pointed to…
Late Roman Amphorae in the Western Mediterranean
Sampling Ancient Towns
Until comparatively recently the archaeological study of ancient towns had been largely conditioned by urban development or individual research interests. This is especially true of Mediterranean sites whose especial richness has generated most attention upon their monumental aspect. Such work provides us with only partial glimpses of urban landscapes which are by definition complex and dynamic. An increasing awareness of this in recent years has…
The ‘Romanisation’of Turdetania
Turdetania was one of the Iron Age cultural blocks which emerged after the disintegration of Tartessos in the later 6th century BC. It corresponded largely to the lower Guadalquívir valley of southern Spain. From the early 2nd century BC it formed the heart of the Roman province of Hispania Ulterior and, from the later 1st century BC, Hispania Baetica. This paper sets out to examine the Romanisation of the region from an indigenous perspective ra…
Field Work Support
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Timothy W. Potter, B.A., Ph.D., F.S.A
La Itálica de Adriano. Resultados de las prospecciones arqueológicas de 1991 y 1993
La prospección geofísica y la recolección sistemática de materiales de superficie dentro de áreas no excavadas de Itálica han puesto al descubierto las plantas de edificios, ahora enterrados, en la Nova Urbs, así como datos sobre su cronología y decoración. Nos confirma que la Itálica de Adriano fue una ciudad excepcional, cuya inspiración debe buscarse en otros centros adrianeos en Oriente. La prospección reveló la existencia de un gran conjunto…
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Falerii Novi
FALERII NOVI: UNA NUOVA RICOGNIZIONE DELL'AREA MURATA I risultati di una ricognizione dell'intera parte murata della città romana di Falerii Novi vengono presentati insieme a quelli di una piccola area posta al di fuori delle mura. I metodi impiegati consistono in una integrazione di rilevamento topografico, ricognizione a piedi dell'area ed estensivo uso di un gradiometro ‘fluxgate’. I risultati permettono di ricostruire in dettaglio una nuova p…
The Tiber Valley Project
In 1997 a new collaborative research project was initiated by the British School at Rome. This project draws on a variety of sources of archaeological information to explore the regional impact of the City of Rome throughout the period from 1000 BC to AD 1300. The project provides a common collaborative research framework which brings together a range of archaeologists and historians working in various institutions. In this paper those involved i…
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Recent Archaeological Work in Roman Iberia (1990–2002)
The Iberian peninsula is a key region that has the potential to transform fundamentally our understanding of the Roman Empire. The longevity of the Roman presence in Iberia, the huge geographical variety of its regions, and the cultural differences between its peoples make it ideal for understanding the genesis, development, and disintegration of the Roman Empire as a whole. The transformation of regional infrastructure in Spain and Portugal duri…
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Lesser urban sites in the Tiber valley
ABITATI MINORI NELLA VALLE DEL TEVERE: BACCANAE, FORUM CASSII E CASTELLUM AMERINUM L'articolo presenta i risultati delle indagini geofisiche e topografiche condotte a Baccano, Forum Cassii e Castellum Amerinum , come parte del progetto ‘Città romane nella Media e Bassa Valle del Tevere’. I risultati forniscono nuove informazioni sulla struttura e sull'estensione di questi centri, integrando le evidenze raccolte in occasione degli scavi precedenti…
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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An archaeological survey of Capena (La Civitucola, provincia di Roma)
UNA RICOGNIZIONE ARCHEOLOGICA A CAPENA (LA CIVITUCOLA, PROVINCIA DI ROMA) Questo articolo presenta i risultati della ricognizione geofisica e topografica condotta a Capena, come parte del ‘Progetto città romane nella media e bassa valle del Tevere’. I risultati si basano su precedenti lavori e forniscono nuove informazioni sull'organizzazione e lo sviluppo del sito all'incirca dall'VIII secolo a.C. fino al periodo tardo-antico. L'indagine geofisi…
An archaeological survey of the Faliscan settlement at Vignale, Falerii Veteres (province of Viterbo)
UNA RICOGNIZIONE ARCHEOLOGICA DELL'INSEDIAMENTO FALISCO A VIGNALE, FALERII VETERES (PROVINCIA DI VITERBO) L'articolo presenta i risultati di una ricognizione geofisica condotta a Vignale nel 2001–2 come parte del ‘Progetto città romane nella media e bassa valle del Tevere’. Il sito costituisce una parte importante dell'insediamento topograficamente complesso di Falerii Veteres (moderna Civita Castellana) nella provincia di Viterbo. Il sito ebbe u…
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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