A J Parker
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 279295 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A J Parker |
| PRENOMES | A J |
| SOBRENOME | Parker |
| ASSINATURA | PARKER A J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Bristol |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1367-2282 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 48 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 85 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Are the differences between intra-line and return-sweep fixation durations driven by linguistic, oculomotor, or visual processing? A comparison of eye movements during reading and z-string scanning
Return-sweeps, which move the reader’s gaze from the end of one line to the beginning of the next, typically result in shorter line-final fixations and longer accurate line-initial fixations compared to intra-line fixations. The mechanisms underlying these differences have been the subject of debate. To assess the linguistic and oculomotor contributions to these return-sweep fixation differences, we compared the eye movements of 41 participants d…
Measuring the semantic priming effect across many languages
A community-sourced glossary of open scholarship terms
Open scholarship has transformed research, and introduced a host of new terms in the lexicon of researchers. The ‘Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Teaching’ (FORRT) community presents a crowdsourced glossary of open scholarship terms to facilitate education and effective communication between experts and newcomers
The Belgammel Ram, a Hellenistic-Roman Bronze Proembolion Found off the Coast of Libya
The Belgammel Ram was found off the coast of Libya in 1964, and examined during 2008–9. The following techniques were used: surface non-contact digitizing using a laser scanner, reflectance transformation imaging using polynomial texture mapping and hemi-spherical harmonics, digital photogrammetry with dense surface modelling, structured light optical scanning, and X-ray fluorescence analysis. For internal structure the ram was examined by X-radi…
Rome's Imperial Economy. Twelve Essays - By W. V. Harris
Dental care utilization among dentate adults with asthma
Compared with nonasthmatic individuals, dentate adults with asthma had a lower frequency of dental visits in the past year. Given a higher risk of oral disease among this population, healthcare providers should focus more effort on educating certain subgroups of patients with asthma on the importance of regular dental care
Maritime Technology in the Ancient Economy
Hispania and the Roman Mediterranean AD 100-700. Ceramics and Trade - By Paul Reynolds
Les Romains et Le Commerce - By André Tchernia
Ship Iconography in Mosaics
Lake Mareotis
Quantifying the Roman Economy
The Harbour of Sebastos (Caesarea Maritima) in its Roman Mediterranean Context - Edited by Avner Raban, M. Artzy, B. Goodman and Z. Gal
Arqueologia Nàutica Mediterrànea - Edited by Xavier Nieto and Miguel Angel Cau
El Vaixell Grec Arcaic de Cala Sant Vicenç
La Mer pour Mémoire
Archaeological Oceanography - edited by Robert Ballard
Bilan Scientifique du Département des Recherches Archéologiques Subaquatiques et Sous-Marines 2004 - by Various Authors
Deep-Water Shipwrecks off Skerki Bank
Bilan Scientifique du DRASSM 2003 - Edited by Jean-Luc Massy
L'Archeologie Navale by Patrice Pomey and Eric Rieth
Culip VIII i les Àmfores Haltern 70 - By CÉSAR Carreras and many other co-authors and collaborators
A maritime cultural landscape
A maritime cultural landscape
Maritime cultures and wreck assemblages in the Graeco-Roman world
The ‘friends and neighbours’ voting effect in the Galway West constituency
Stratification and contamination in ancient Mediterranean shipwrecks
Geography and the Irish Electoral System
The electoral system of the Republic of Ireland. Proportional Representation using the Single Transferable Vote (PR-STV), is probably the one which offers the greatest research opportunities of a geographical nature. This paper briefly places electoral geography and PR-STV in context and concentrates on providing an overview and illustrations of the geographical influences at work in the Irish electoral system. These include consideration of cons…
Cargoes, containers and stowage
A community-sourced glossary of open scholarship terms
Open scholarship has transformed research, and introduced a host of new terms in the lexicon of researchers. The ‘Framework for Open and Reproducible Research Teaching’ (FORRT) community presents a crowdsourced glossary of open scholarship terms to facilitate education and effective communication between experts and newcomers
The Analysis of Romano‐british Pottery by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry
Maritime cultures and wreck assemblages in the Graeco-Roman world
The Birds of Roman Britain
Wild birds were probably of little importance for food in Roman Britain, but there is some advantage, for ecology, conservation, archaeological reconstruction and education, in establishing a tolerably correct list of species present in Roman times. There are special problems for the recovery and identification of bird bones; on the other hand, historical and other sources are wanting for Roman Britain. There is no evidence for falconry in the Ro…
Classical Antiquity
IntroductionShips and the sea were an omnipresent theme of Greek and Roman art and life. Shipwreck was a well-recognized risk, and an essential ingredient of 'lost and found' stories in novels and comedies. Conversely, safe arrival in harbour, the successful end of a journey, was a frequent motif, especially of Roman art. These ideas were obviously underpinned by economic facts: the need for metals, the sea-girt nature of Greece, Rome's central p…
A wreck of the late 2nd century AD at Terrauzza (Siracusa, Sicily)
Maritime cultures and wreck assemblages in the Graeco-Roman world
Paper presented at the 1993 Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference held in Durham
Spanish exports of the Claudian Period
Lake Mareotis
A maritime cultural landscape
A maritime cultural landscape
A computer-based index of ancient shipwrecks
Some 660 shipwrecks earlier than AD 1500 have been reported from the Mediterranean and the Roman Provinces. Study of their location, cargoes, date, and other features has been made easier by a computer data file. The system has been specially written in COBOL for use on an ICL 4/75; input is from 80-column cards to magnetic tape, and output is normally in the form of printed lists. Despite limitations, the index has already proved a valuable aid …
Lead ingots from a Roman ship at Ses Salines, Majorca
Unemployment and Regional Demographic and Economic Structures
Lead ingots from a Roman ship at Ses Salines, Majorca
A wreck of the late 2nd century AD at Terrauzza (Siracusa, Sicily)
A Review and Comparative Analysis of Retail Grocery Price Variations
Retail grocery price variations in Dublin are examined with a view to confirming that systematic structural and locational variations exist at different time periods. The relevance of the price component to central-place theory, consumer shopping behaviour, and low-income consumers is briefly indicated prior to a detailed review of previous price-variation studies. Two surveys in Dublin indicate temporal consistency in certain hypotheses for diff…
A computer-based index of ancient shipwrecks
Some 660 shipwrecks earlier than AD 1500 have been reported from the Mediterranean and the Roman Provinces. Study of their location, cargoes, date, and other features has been made easier by a computer data file. The system has been specially written in COBOL for use on an ICL 4/75; input is from 80-column cards to magnetic tape, and output is normally in the form of printed lists. Despite limitations, the index has already proved a valuable aid …
Archaeonzwtica, 2
The Analysis of Romano‐british Pottery by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry
Spanish exports of the Claudian Period
Stratification and contamination in ancient Mediterranean shipwrecks
The ‘friends and neighbours’ voting effect in the Galway West constituency
Variations in the Retail Price of Chemists' Goods
Spatial variations in the price of chemists' goods in Dublin are examined for a number of different baskets of products and for two time periods, so as to tackle the problem of the ‘sample of one’. A number of hypotheses including measures of store size, proximity of competition, and the type of residential area in which the shop is located are examined by means of bivariate and multiple correlation in relation to price variations, and in general…
The Roman wreck of c . AD 200 at Plemmirio, near Siracusa (Sicily)
A Roman wreck, named Plemmirio B[1]i, lies on the rocky talus below the southern cliffs of Capo Murro di Porco, near Costa Bianca del Plemmirio (Penisola della Maddalena), prov. Siracusa, Sicily. The cargo of amphoras and iron bars, relatively well-preserved, is situated between 22 m and 47 m depth. Following brief examinations in 1974–1982, a University of Bristol expedition spent four weeks surveying the site in July-August 1983[2] This paper p…
Geography and the Irish Electoral System
The electoral system of the Republic of Ireland. Proportional Representation using the Single Transferable Vote (PR-STV), is probably the one which offers the greatest research opportunities of a geographical nature. This paper briefly places electoral geography and PR-STV in context and concentrates on providing an overview and illustrations of the geographical influences at work in the Irish electoral system. These include consideration of cons…
The Birds of Roman Britain
Wild birds were probably of little importance for food in Roman Britain, but there is some advantage, for ecology, conservation, archaeological reconstruction and education, in establishing a tolerably correct list of species present in Roman times. There are special problems for the recovery and identification of bird bones; on the other hand, historical and other sources are wanting for Roman Britain. There is no evidence for falconry in the Ro…
Periodical notes
Classical Antiquity
IntroductionShips and the sea were an omnipresent theme of Greek and Roman art and life. Shipwreck was a well-recognized risk, and an essential ingredient of 'lost and found' stories in novels and comedies. Conversely, safe arrival in harbour, the successful end of a journey, was a frequent motif, especially of Roman art. These ideas were obviously underpinned by economic facts: the need for metals, the sea-girt nature of Greece, Rome's central p…
Ireland
Periodical notes
Ireland. A Contemporary Geography Perspective
1. Introduction 2. European Economic Policies and Ireland Frank Convery, University College Dublin 3. Partition, Politics and Social Conflict Dennis Pringle, St Patrick's College, Maynooth 4. Irish Population Problems John Coward, University of Ulster, Coleraine 5. Crime in Geographical Perspective David Rottman, Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin 6. The Historical Legacy in Modern Ireland Stephen A. Royle, The Queen's University, Bel…
Ancient Shipwrecks of the Mediterranean and the Roman Provinces
Cargoes, containers and stowage
VI Rassegna conference report
Maritime cultures and wreck assemblages in the Graeco-Roman world
Maritime cultures and wreck assemblages in the Graeco-Roman world
Paper presented at the 1993 Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference held in Durham
A maritime cultural landscape
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