FDEM and GPR prospections at the Roman town of Ostia within the Early Ostia Revisited project

Frank Vermeulen; Lieven Verdonck; Jeroen Verhegge; Philippe De Smedt; Marcello Turci; Grégory Mainet; Thomas Morard

doi:10.4000/14nsh

January 1, 2025ArchéoSciences

FDEM and GPR prospections at the Roman town of Ostia within the Early Ostia Revisited project

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Key Points

New geophysical prospections revealed insights into the urban landscape of Ostia's early phases.
Data collected include findings on the palaeo-environment and topography, enhancing our understanding of the area.
Research highlights the significance of FDEM and GPR techniques in archaeological exploration.
Findings contribute valuable information for understanding the ancient Roman town's development and environment.

Implication

Geophysical prospections uncovered new data on the palaeo-environment and topography in Ostia, indicating historical developments.

Abstract

Recent research into the early phases of Ostia (4th century BC – 2nd century AD), New geophysical prospections in and around the excavated area of the ancient city, New data on the palaeo-environment and - topography of the town and Tiber estuary

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