Amanda Claridge
Biographic Data
| ID | 5639691 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Amanda Claridge |
| GIVEN NAMES | Amanda |
| FAMILY NAME | Claridge |
| SIGNATURE | CLARIDGE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Royal Holloway University of London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Notes From Rome 2018–19
This gazette presents to the reader outside Rome news of recent archaeological activity (in the second half of 2018 and the first half of 2019) gleaned from public lectures, conferences, exhibitions, and newspaper reports
A Companion to the City of Rome
Companion to the City of Rome
Laurentine Shore Project (Castelporziano, Rome)
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The Evolution of Rome’s Maritime Faςade
The dataset (Claridge and Rendell 2010) comprises both original digital and digitised (scanned) archival records relating to archaeological, topographical and geophysical fieldwork carried out by British teams at Castelporziano from 1984 to 2009 and geomorphological and environmental fieldwork in the area during 2006-2009 (Rendell et al. 2007; Bicket et al. 2009). The data are organised in 8 sections and 53 subsections, defined primarily by type …
Forum Augustum
Paid for by the emperor Augustus and given as a gift to the Roman people in his own name and those of his grandsons Gaius and Lucius Caesar on May 12 (or possibly August 1), 2 BCE , the Forum Augustum (Forum of Augustus) was the second of the grand extensions to the old Roman Forum.
Carrara marble
A high quality hard white stone from the Apuan Alps of Liguria (northwest Italy), one of the hallmarks of Roman material culture, widely employed for architecture and sculpture in Rome and elsewhere in the western empire during the first four centuries CE .
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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Excavations at Le Mura di Santo Stefano, Anguillara Sabazia
La relazione presenta i risultati degli scavi condotti tra il 1977 e il 1981 presso le imponenti rovine note come Le Mura di Santo Stefano, situate vicino Anguillara Sabazia, appena 3 km a sud del Lago di Bracciano. La fase più antica di occupazione era relativa ad una fattoria di I secolo d.C. Intorno al 200 d.C. viene costruita una serie di strutture, compreso un edificio a pianta rettangolare su tre piani copiosamente decorato con diciannove t…
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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Hadrian's lost Temple of Trajan
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Postscript
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Sheila Constance Gibson, R.I.B.A., A.A.Dip (Hons), F.S.A. 1920–2002
Architect by training and profession, artist and illustrator by inclination, Sheila Gibson combined the two skills with extraordinary finesse in the service of archaeology and the recording and graphic reconstruction of fragmentary buildings. Hers were neither the architect's 'presentation drawing' nor the artist's 'impression' , but a uniquely personal formula which evolved in response to the needs of the archaeologists she worked with and the p…
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Oxford Archaeological Guide Series
Field Work Support
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The tomb of Claudia Semne and excavations in eighteenth-century Rome
LA TOMBA DI CLAUDIA SEMNE E GLI SCAVI A ROMA NEL SETTECENTO Questo articolo offre la ricostruzione dettagliata di uno scavo settecentesco sulla Via Appia e restituisce dati fin'ora ignoti relativi alla tomba di Claudia Semne (età traianea) che è stata finalmente localizzata in una proprietà privata all'angolo tra la Via Appia Antica e l'Appia Pignatelli. Scoperta nel 1792–3 da pittore, mercante d'arte e scavatore Robert Fagan, la tomba viene qui …
Fieldwork Grants
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Fieldwork grants
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Hadrian's Column of Trajan
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Hadrian's lost Temple of Trajan
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Sculpture from Sardis
Porta Pia
PORTA PIA: SCAVO E RILEVAMENTO DI UN'AREA DELLA ROMA SUBURBANA. PARTE I Si tratta della prima parte di una relazione sul lavoro archeologico portato avanti dalla British School at Rome nell'area dell'Ambasciata Britannica a Porta Pia negli anni '60 e nel 1991/2. Durante l'estate del 1969 una piccola trincea fu aperta immediatamente dietro le mura aureliane della città, che in quest'area erano state ricostruite nel 1564. Furono riconosciute tre pr…
Hadrian's Column of Trajan
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The Triclinium of the Domus Flavia
IL TRICLINIUM DELLA DOMUS FLAVIA: UNA NUOVA RICOSTRUZIONE Questo articolo presenta una nuova ricostruzione del Triclinium della Domus Flavia sul Palatino, basato sul rilevamento delle strutturie murarie esistenti e degli ornamenti architettonici intrapreso da Sheila Gibson e John Ward-Perkins negli anni '60. Viene suggerito che il Triclinium avesse un soffitto a capriata di legno piuttosto che una volta a botte, mentre un'analisi degli ornamenti …
Fieldwork grants
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Fieldwork Grants
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Field Work Support
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The tomb of Claudia Semne and excavations in eighteenth-century Rome
LA TOMBA DI CLAUDIA SEMNE E GLI SCAVI A ROMA NEL SETTECENTO Questo articolo offre la ricostruzione dettagliata di uno scavo settecentesco sulla Via Appia e restituisce dati fin'ora ignoti relativi alla tomba di Claudia Semne (età traianea) che è stata finalmente localizzata in una proprietà privata all'angolo tra la Via Appia Antica e l'Appia Pignatelli. Scoperta nel 1792–3 da pittore, mercante d'arte e scavatore Robert Fagan, la tomba viene qui …
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Sheila Constance Gibson, R.I.B.A., A.A.Dip (Hons), F.S.A. 1920–2002
Architect by training and profession, artist and illustrator by inclination, Sheila Gibson combined the two skills with extraordinary finesse in the service of archaeology and the recording and graphic reconstruction of fragmentary buildings. Hers were neither the architect's 'presentation drawing' nor the artist's 'impression' , but a uniquely personal formula which evolved in response to the needs of the archaeologists she worked with and the p…
Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Postscript
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Archaeological Fieldwork Support
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Hadrian's lost Temple of Trajan
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Excavations at Le Mura di Santo Stefano, Anguillara Sabazia
La relazione presenta i risultati degli scavi condotti tra il 1977 e il 1981 presso le imponenti rovine note come Le Mura di Santo Stefano, situate vicino Anguillara Sabazia, appena 3 km a sud del Lago di Bracciano. La fase più antica di occupazione era relativa ad una fattoria di I secolo d.C. Intorno al 200 d.C. viene costruita una serie di strutture, compreso un edificio a pianta rettangolare su tre piani copiosamente decorato con diciannove t…
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
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Forum Augustum
Paid for by the emperor Augustus and given as a gift to the Roman people in his own name and those of his grandsons Gaius and Lucius Caesar on May 12 (or possibly August 1), 2 BCE , the Forum Augustum (Forum of Augustus) was the second of the grand extensions to the old Roman Forum.
Carrara marble
A high quality hard white stone from the Apuan Alps of Liguria (northwest Italy), one of the hallmarks of Roman material culture, widely employed for architecture and sculpture in Rome and elsewhere in the western empire during the first four centuries CE .
The Evolution of Rome’s Maritime Faςade
The dataset (Claridge and Rendell 2010) comprises both original digital and digitised (scanned) archival records relating to archaeological, topographical and geophysical fieldwork carried out by British teams at Castelporziano from 1984 to 2009 and geomorphological and environmental fieldwork in the area during 2006-2009 (Rendell et al. 2007; Bicket et al. 2009). The data are organised in 8 sections and 53 subsections, defined primarily by type …
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