assemblage 4 -- Archaic Settlement and Roman Colonisation of the Lepine Foothills

M. van Leusen, Archaic Settlement and Roman Colonisation of the Lepine Foothills

WORKS CITED

Attema, P.A.J. in prep. Early Roman Colonialism in South Lazio: A Survey of Three Landscapes.

Attema, P.A.J. 1993. An Archaeological Survey in the Pontine Region. A Contribution to the Early Settlement History of South Lazio 900-100 BC, 2 vols. PhD thesis. Archeologisch Centrum, Groningen.

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Barker, G. 1996. Regional archaeological projects. Trends and traditions in Mediterranean Europe. Archaeological Dialogues 3(2): 160-175.

Gaskell, R. 1998. The Archaic-Republican Landscape of the Lepine Foothills. Unpublished report. University of Groningen.

King, C. 1995. An Archaeological Survey in the Pontine Region, Italy (June 11th - 24th 1995). Unpublished field work report. University of Groningen.

Nijboer, A.J. 1998. From Household Production to Workshops: Archaeological Evidence for Economic Transformations, Pre-Monetary Exchange and Urbanisation in Central Italy from 800 to 400 BC. Groningen: University of Groningen.

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INTERNET LINKS

Regional Pathways to Complexity project, University of Groningen <http://odin.let.rug.nl/RPC/>.

Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe <http://odur.let.rug.nl/arge/>.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Martijn van Leusen studied prehistory and classical archaeology at the University of Amsterdam, and since 1989, he has specialised in research and application of GIS to archaeology. From 1994 to 1997, he was part of the award-winning Wroxeter Hinterland Project at the University of Birmingham Field Archaeology Unit. Afterwards he moved to the University of Groningen where he is working on a PhD thesis concerning the development of protohistoric Italian society. Martijn also maintains and develops ARGE, the virtual library for European Archaeology, with Sara Champion of the University of Southampton.

He can be reached by e. mail on <P.M.van.Leusen@let.rug.nl> or <leusen@let.rug.nl>.

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