GIS Applications in Roman Landscape and Territory cover

Published:31/08/2023Language:EnglishPages:188, Illustrated throughout in black & white and colour.BAR Number: S3139Series: BAR International Series

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GIS Applications in Roman Landscape and Territory

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Methodologies and models in Hispania

Edited by Pedro Trapero Fernández and André Carneiro

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Geographic Information Systems applied to the study of the landscape and territory of Roman times are currently a common practice in historical and archaeological studies. This book analyzes the issue for the Iberian Peninsula as a whole, Spain and Portugal, transcending the current administrative border. In this book, the most innovative methodologies and results for the study of the ancient rural environment in Hispania are shown through a series of selected case studies.
Los Sistemas de Información Geográfica aplicados al estudio del paisaje y territorio de época romana son una práctica común actualmente en los estudios históricos y arqueológicos. Este libro analiza la cuestión para la Península Ibérica en conjunto, España y Portugal, trascendiendo la frontera administrativa actual. En este libro, se muestran las metodologías y resultados más novedosos para el estudio del medio rural antiguo en Hispania a través de una serie de casos de estudio seleccionados.

About the Editor

Pedro Trapero Fernández is a researcher at the University of Cádiz who specialises in GIS studies of Roman landscapes and territories. André Carneiro is an archaeology lecturer at the University of Évora and a member of CHAIA who specialises in Roman rural settlements. Pedro Trapero Fernández investigador de la Universidad de Cádiz especialista en estudios del paisaje y territorio romano utilizando los Sistemas de Información Geográfica. André Carneiro es profesor en Arqueología de la Universidad de Évora y miembro del CHAIA especializado en el poblamiento rural romano. Contributors: Enrique Aragón Núñez, Francisco Javier Catalán González, Pablo Jesús Fernández Lozano, Bruno Gambinhas Leal, Jesús García-Sánchez, Newton Ribeiro Machado Neto, Antoni Martín i Oliveras, Víctor Martínez Rubio, Fernando Menéndez-Marsh, Fernando Moreno-Navarro, Javier Quintana López, Víctor Revilla Calvo, María Sánchez-Simón, Apostolos Sarris, Lisa Stubert, Philip Verhagen, Gil Filipe Vilarinho, Sebastian Vogel

Reviews

‘This monograph will have a significant impact on Roman archaeologists in the Iberian Peninsula. The potential applicability of the methods in other areas and periods suggests a broader contribution to the archaeological field.’ Dr Miguel Carrero Pazos, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain