September 16, 2025ArchéoSciences

Investigations into the Forma Urbis of the Roman city of Aquinum (Lazio, Italy): integrating non-invasive prospection methods and excavations

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Integrating non-invasive prospection methods enhances understanding of ancient urban layouts, especially in Aquinum.
Complementary excavations are crucial for accurate interpretations of archaeological findings in the Roman city.
Applying multiple techniques allows for a detailed exploration of Rome's ancient cities and their structures.
This methodology emphasizes the value of a multidisciplinary approach to archaeological research and site analysis.

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Observational analysis integrates non-invasive prospection and excavations in ancient cities, highlighting their importance.

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The need of integrating different types of non-invasive prospection is demonstrated, complementary excavations are crucial for the interpretation of ancient cities

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Ceraudo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d131b076d99fa5a80a https://doi.org/10.4000/14nqv

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Observational analysis integrates non-invasive prospection and excavations in ancient cities, highlighting their importance.

Abstract

The need of integrating different types of non-invasive prospection is demonstrated, complementary excavations are crucial for the interpretation of ancient cities

Investigations into the Forma Urbis of the Roman city of Aquinum (Lazio, Italy): integrating non-invasive prospection methods and excavations

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Investigations into the Forma Urbis of the Roman city of Aquinum (Lazio, Italy): integrating non-invasive prospection methods and excavations

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