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My research interests include the
economy of the
With Professor Alan Bowman, I co-direct the Oxford
Roman Economy Project (OXREP), which aims to collate and analyse both
archaeological and documentary evidence to provide fresh quantitative and
qualitative insights into the nature, scale and performance of the Roman
economy.
http://oxrep.classics.ox.ac.uk/new/index.php
Much of the project research, and also related work by
others, is or will be published in the monograph series Oxford Studies on the
Roman Economy with Oxford University Press.
I teach various courses on Roman archaeology,
including Roman Urban Systems, The Archaeology of the Roman Economy; and I am
particularly interested in supervising graduate students working on the ancient
economy, on settlement patterns, or on ancient technology.
Past fieldwork includes:
Excavation
in the Roman Forum, Rome A
collaboration between the American Institute for Roman Culture and the
Universities of Oxford (UK) and Stanford (USA), the project is jointly directed
by myself, Dr Darius Arya (IRC) and Dr
Janiculum
Mills Project My excavations in the grounds of the
Euesperides,
Fezzan
Project (directed by Dr David Mattingly,
Jerba
Project, Tunisia (directed by Prof. Renata Holod,
Sangro
Valley Project (directed by Dr John Lloyd and Dr
Yeronisos Island
Expedition (directed by Prof. Joan Connelly,
I have also been involved in the Leptiminus
Archaeological Project in
Books
4. Bowman, A. K. and
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3. Robinson, D. and Wilson, A. I.
(eds) (2011), Maritime
Archaeology and Ancient Trade in the Mediterranean.
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2. Robinson,
D. and Wilson, A. I. (eds) (2010),
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1. Bowman,
A. K. and Wilson, A. I. (eds) (2009),
Quantifying the Roman Economy: Methods and Problems, Oxford
Studies in the Roman Economy 1.
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Edited journal volume
1. Water History 4.1 (2012). Special issue: Roman and Byzantine Empires, edited by A. I. Wilson
Reports
Articles and book chapters:
85. Wilson, A. I. (2013) “The
aqueduct of Butrint”. In
84. Wilson, A. I., Schörle, K.
and Rice, C. (2012), “Roman ports and Mediterranean connectivity”. In S. Keay
(ed.), Portus and the Ports of the Roman
Mediterranean, Archaeological Monographs of the British School at
82. A. I. Wilson (2012), “Raw
materials and energy”, in
81. A. I. Wilson, M. Silver,
P. F. Bang, P. Erdkamp and N. Morley (2012), “A forum on trade”, in W. Scheidel
(ed.), The Cambridge Companion to the
Roman Economy (Cambridge Companions to the Ancient World).
80. Wilson, A. I. (2012) “Punic
and Latin inscriptions in Roman Tripolitania: function and display” in A.
Mullen and P. James (eds), Multilingualism
in the Graeco-Roman worlds.
78. Bowman, A. K. and Wilson,
A. I. (2011) “Introduction”. In A. K. Bowman and A. I. Wilson (eds), Settlement,
Urbanization, and Population,
http://fds.oup.com/www.oup.com/pdf/13/9780199602353_chapter1.pdf
77. Wilson, A. I. (2011) “City
sizes and urbanization in the
76. Robinson, D. and Wilson, A. (2011), “Introduction: Maritime Archaeology
and the Ancient Economy”. In D. Robinson and A. Wilson (eds), Maritime Archaeology and Ancient Trade in
the Mediterranean (Oxford Centre for Maritime Archaeology, Monograph 6).
75.
74. Mattingly, D. J., Stone, D. L., Stirling, L. M., Moore, J. P.,
Wilson, A. I., Dore, J. N. and Ben Lazreg, N. (2011) Economy. In D. L. Stone,
D. J. Mattingly and N. Ben Lazreg (eds) Leptiminus
(Lamta), Report no. 3: The field survey (JRA Supplementary Series 87):
205-71.
73. Stone, D. L., Mattingly, D. J., Wilson, A. I., Stirling, L.
M., Dodge, H. and Ben Lazreg, N. (2011) Urban morphology, infrastructure and
amenities. In D. L. Stone, D. J. Mattingly and N. Ben Lazreg (eds) Leptiminus (Lamta), Report no. 3: The field
survey (JRA Supplementary Series 87).
72. Wilson, A. I., Mattingly, D. J., Stone, D. L., Stirling, L.
M., Dodge, H. and Ben Lazreg, N. (2011) Gazetteer of sites in the urban survey.
In D. L. Stone, D. J. Mattingly and N. Ben Lazreg (eds) Leptiminus (Lamta), Report no. 3: The field survey (JRA
Supplementary Series 87): 495-628.
67.
66. Spain, R. J., Sparey-Green, C. and Wilson, A. I. (2010) “The Roman watermills”, in P. Bennett, I. Riddler and C. Sparey-Green (eds), The Roman Watermills and Settlement at Ickham, Kent, The Archaeology of Canterbury New Series, V. Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Canterbury: 42-67.
65. Robinson, D. and Wilson, A. I. (2010) “Introduction” in D.
Robinson and A. I. Wilson (eds),
Alexandria and the North-Western Delta. Joint Conference Proceedings
of
64. Mattingly, D. and Wilson, A. I. (2010) “Concluding thoughts:
Made in Fazzan?”, in D. J. Mattingly (ed.), The
Archaeology of Fazzan vol. 3, Excavations
of C. M. Daniels, Society for Libyan Studies Monograph 8. Society for
Libyan Studies,
63. Wilson, A. I. “Indicators for Roman economic growth: a
response to Walter Scheidel”, JRA 22 (2009): 71-82.
62. Wilson, A. I. and Schörle, K., “A baker’s funerary
relief from
61. Bowman, A. K. and Wilson, A. I. “Quantifying the Roman
economy: integration, growth, decline?”, in A. I. Wilson and A. K. Bowman (eds), Quantifying the Roman
Economy: Methods and Problems, Oxford Studies in the Roman Economy 1.
http://www.oup.com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780199562596
60. Wilson, A. I. “Approaches to quantifying Roman trade”,
in A. I. Wilson and A. K. Bowman (eds), Quantifying the Roman Economy: Methods and Problems, Oxford
Studies in the Roman Economy 1.
http://www.oup.com/uk/catalogue/?ci=9780199562596
59. Wilson, A. I. (2009)
"Foggaras in ancient North Africa: or how to marry a Berber
Princess," in Contrôle et distribution de l'eau dans le Maghreb antique et
médiéval, Collection de l'École française de Rome, 426 (Rome 2009): 19-39.
58. Wilson, A. I. “Water
supply in the Roman period: aqueducts and cisterns,” In E. Fentress, A. Drine,
and R. Holod (eds) An
57.
56. Wilson, A. I.
“Villas, horticulture and irrigation infrastructure in the
54.
53. Wilson, A. I. “Economy and trade”, in E. Bispham (ed.) The Short
52. Wilson, A. I. and Tébar Megías,
E. “Purple dye production at Hellenistic Euesperides (Benghazi, Libya)”, in J.
Napoli (ed.), Ressources et activités
maritimes des Peuples de l'Antiquité, Actes
du Colloque international de Boulogne-sur-Mer, 12, 13 et 14 mai 2005, Boulogne-sur-Mer (2008): 231-8.
51.
50. Wilson, A. I. “Hydraulic Engineering”, in J. P. Oleson (ed.) Handbook
of Engineering and Technology in the Classical World.
49. Wilson, A. I. “Machines”, in J. P. Oleson (ed.) Handbook of
Engineering and Technology in the Classical World.
48. Wilson, A. I. “Large-scale manufacturing, standardization, and
trade”, in J. P. Oleson (ed.) Handbook of Engineering and Technology in the
Classical World. Oxford, Oxford University Press (2008): 393-417.
46. Wilson, A. I. “The Metal Supply of the
45. Wilson, A. I. “Fish-salting workshops in Sabratha”, in L.
Lagóstena, D. Bernal and A. Aréval (eds) Cetariae
2005. Salsas y Salazones de Pescado en Occidente durante la Antigüedad. Actas
del Congreso Internacional (Cádiz, 7-9 de noviembre de 2005). (
44. Wilson,
A. I. “Urban development in the Severan Empire”, in S. C. R. Swain, S. J.
Harrison and J. Elsner (eds) Severan Culture.
41. Wilson,
A. I. “The spread of foggara-based irrigation in the ancient Sahara”, in D.J.
Mattingly, S. McLaren, E. Savage, Y. al-Fasatwi and K. Gadgood (eds) The Libyan Desert: Natural Resources and
Cultural Heritage. London,
2006: 205-16.
40. Wilson, A. I. “Une cité
grecque de Libye: fouilles d’Euhésperidès (Benghazi)”, Comptes rendus de l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres,
novembre-décembre 2003 [2005], 1648-1675.
39. Wilson,
A. I. “Foggara irrigation, early state formation and Saharan trade: the
Garamantes of Fazzan”, in Schriftenreihe
der Frontinus Gesellschaft 26, Internationales
Frontinus-Symposium, Wasserversorgung aus Qanaten – Qanate als Vorbilder im
Tunnelbau, 2.-5. Oktober 2003, Walferdange, Luxemburg (2005): 223-234.
37.
36. Wilson, A. I. “Cyrenaica and the late antique economy”, Ancient West and East 3.1 (2004): 143-54.
35. Bennett,
P. Wilson, A. I., Buzaian, A. M., Kattenberg, A. “The effects of recent storms on the exposed
coastline of Tocra”, Libyan Studies 35 (2004): 113-22.
34. Drake, N., Wilson, A., Pelling, R., White, K., Mattingly, D. and Black, S. “Water table decline, springline desiccation and the early development of irrigated agriculture in the Wadi al-Ajal, Libyan Fazzan”, Libyan Studies 35 (2004): 95-112.
33. Wilson, A. I. “Classical water technology in the early Islamic world”, in C. Bruun and A. Saastamoinen (eds), Technology, ideology, water: from Frontinus to the Renaissance and beyond (Acta Instituti Romani Finlandiae, 31), Roma, 2004: 115-41.
32. Mattingly, D. J. and Wilson, A. I. “Farming the
31. Wilson, A. I. “The archaeology of the Roman fullonica”, Journal of Roman Archaeology 16.2
(2003): 442-6.
30.
29. Wilson,
A. I., with Mattingly, D. J. “Irrigation technologies: foggaras, wells and
field systems”, in D.J. Mattingly (ed.) The Archaeology of Fazzan, vol.
I, Synthesis, Society for Libyan Studies,
28.
27. Wilson, A. I. “Machines, power and the ancient economy.” Journal of Roman Studies 92 (2002): 1-32.
[this article is reviewed, in Hungarian, in Klio 2004/3, p. 30 ff: A. Wilson: Gépek, energia és az ókori gazdaság (Kerepeszki Róbert)]
26. Wilson,
A. I. “Urban production in the Roman
world: the view from
25. Connelly, J. B. and Wilson, A. I. “Hellenistic and Byzantine cisterns on Geronisos Island”, Report of the Department of Antiquities of Cyprus 2002: 269-92.
24.
23.
22. Wilson, A. I. “The water-mills on the Janiculum”, Memoirs of the American Academy at Rome 45 (2001): 219-246.
21.
19. Wilson, A. I. “Urban economies of late
antique Cyrenaica”, in S. Kingsley and M. Decker (eds.), Economy and
exchange in the East Mediterranean during late antiquity. Oxbow Books,
18. Wilson, A. I. “Incurring the wrath of
Mars: sanitation and hygiene in Roman North Africa”, in G. C. M. Jansen (ed.) Cura
Aquarum in Sicilia. Proceedings of the Tenth International Congress on the
History of Water Management and Hydraulic Engineering in the Mediterranean
Region.
17. Wilson, A. I. “Urban water storage, distribution and usage in Roman North Africa”, in A. O. Koloski-Ostrow (ed.), Water use and hydraulics in the Roman city (Archaeological Institute of America Colloquia and Conference Papers, New series, 3), Kendall Hunt, Boston MA, 2001: 83-96.
16. Wilson, A. I. “Roman water technology and usage [An epilogue: where to go from here? Future courses for water studies]”, in A. O. Koloski-Ostrow (ed.), Water use and hydraulics in the Roman city (Archaeological Institute of America Colloquia and Conference Papers, New series, 3), Kendall Hunt, Boston MA, 2001: 101-4.
15. Wilson, A. I. “Ti. Cl. Felix and the date
of the Leptiminus East Baths”, in L. M. Stirling, D. J. Mattingly and N. Ben
Lazreg (ed.) Leptiminus (Lamta): a Roman port city in
14. Bennett, P., Wilson, A. I. and Buzaian, A. M. “Euesperides, the first Benghazi”, in N. Higham (ed.) Archaeology of the Roman Empire: a tribute to the life and works of Professor Barri Jones, Archaeopress, Oxford, 2001: 219-236.
13. Wilson,
A. I. “Foggaras in the land of the Garamantes (Fezzan, Libya)”, in Proceedings of the International Symposium
on Qanat, Yazd, May 2000, volume 4, English
Papers.
12. Wilson, A. I. “Timgad and textile production”, in J. Salmon and D.J. Mattingly (eds.), Economies beyond agriculture (Leicester-Nottingham Studies in Ancient Society), Routledge, London, 2000: 271-296.
11. Wilson, A. I. “Mulini, acquedotti e assedi sul Gianicolo”, Forma Urbis 5.2 (Febbraio 2000): 32-37.
10.
9. Wilson, A. I. “Drainage and
sanitation”, in Ö. Wikander (ed.) Ancient water technology (Technology
and change in history 2). E. J. Brill,
8. Wilson, A. I. “Land drainage”, in Ö.
Wikander (ed.) Ancient water technology (Technology and change in
history 2). E. J. Brill,
7. Wilson, A. I. “Deliveries extra urbem: aqueducts and the countryside”, Journal of Roman Archaeology 12.1 (1999): 314-331.
6. Wilson, A. I. “Commerce and industry in Roman Sabratha”, Libyan Studies 30 (1999): 29-52.
5. Wilson, A. I. “Molinae”, in E. M. Steinby (ed.) Lexicon Topographicum Urbis Romae vol. 5. Roma, Quasar, 1999: 277.
4. Wilson, A. I. “Water-supply in ancient
3. Wilson, A. I. “Water-mills in
2. Thomas, R. G. and Wilson, A.I. “Water
supply for Roman farms in
1. Wilson, A. I. “Running water and social
status in
Contributions to multi-authored fieldwork reports:
20. David Mattingly, Hafed
Abduli, Muftah Ahmed, Franca Cole, Corisande Fenwick, Brooklynne Tyr
Fothergill, Mireya González Rodriguez, Matthew Hobson, Nadia Khalaf, Marta
Lahr, Farès Moussa, Efthymia Nikita, Julia Nikolaus, Anita Radini, Nick Ray,
Toby Savage, Martin Sterry, Andrew Wilson (2011). “DMP XII: Excavations and
Survey of the so-called
19. Martin Sterry and David Mattingly, with contributions by Muftah Ahmed, Toby Savage, Kevin White and Andrew Wilson (2011). “DMP XIII: Reconnaissance Survey of Archaeological Sites in the Murzuq Area.” Libyan Studies 42: 103-16.
18. Mattingly, D., al-Aghab, S., Ahmed, M., Moussa, F., Sterry, M.
and
17. Mattingly, D., Lahr, M. M. and Wilson, A. I. “DMP V:
Investigations in 2009 of Cemeteries and Related Sites on the
16. Mattingly, D. J. and Edwards, D. N. (with contributions from
P. Balcombe, T. Barnett, C. M. Daniels, J. Dore, J. Hawthorne, A. Leone, P.
Newson, T. Reynolds and A. Wilson) “The Archaeology of Fazzan: Site Gazetteer”, in D.J. Mattingly (ed.) The
Archaeology of Fazzan, vol. II, Site Gazetteer, Pottery and other
Survey Finds, Society
for Libyan Studies, London (2007): 1-302.
15. Wilson, A. I., Bennett, P., Buzaian,
A. M., Cherstich, L., Found, B., Göransson, K., Holman, J., Lane, R., Morley,
G., Russell, B., Swift, K., Vaughan-Williams, A. and Zimi, E. “Euesperides
2006: Preliminary report on the Spring 2006 Season”, Libyan Studies 37 (2006): 117-157.
14. Wilson, A. I., Bennett,
P., Buzaian, A. M., Found, B., Göransson, K., Guinness, A., Hardy, J., Holman,
J., Kattenberg, A., Morley, G., al-Mugasbi, M., Swift, K., Vaughan-Williams,
A., Wootton, W. and Zimi, E. “Euesperides 2005: Preliminary report on the
Spring 2005 Season”, Libyan Studies 36
(2005 [2006]): 135-182.
13. Wilson, A. I., Bennett,
P., Buzaian, A. M., Fell, V., Found, B., Göransson, K., Guinness, A., Hardy,
J., Harris, K., Helm, R., Kattenberg, A., Tébar Megias, E., Morley, G., Murphy,
A., Swift, K., Twyman, J., Wootton, W. and Zimi, E. “Euesperides (Benghazi):
Preliminary report on the Spring 2004 Season”, Libyan Studies 35 (2004): 149-90.
12. Wilson, A. I., Bennett,
P., Buzaian, A. M., Buttrey, T., Fell, V., Found, B., Göransson, K., Guinness,
A., Hardy, J., Harris, K., Helm, R., Kattenberg, A., Morley, G., Swift, K.,
Wootton, W. and Zimi, E. (2003) “Euesperides (Benghazi): Preliminary report on
the Spring 2003 Season”. Libyan Studies 34: 191-228.
11. Wilson, A. I., Bennett, P., Buzaian, A. M.,
Buttrey, T., Göransson, K., Hall, C., Kattenberg, A., Scott, R., Swift, K. and
Zimi, E. “Euesperides
(Benghazi): Preliminary report on the Spring 2002 season.” Libyan Studies 33 (2002): 85-123.
10. Wilson, A. I., Bennett, P., Buzaian, A. M., Fell, V., Göransson, K.,
Green, C., Hall, C., Helm, R., Kattenberg, A., Swift, K. and Zimi, E. “Euesperides (Benghazi):
Preliminary report on the Spring 2001 season.” Libyan Studies 32 (2001): 155-77.
9. Bennett,
P., Wilson, A. I., Buzaian, A., Hamilton, K., Thorpe, D., Robertson, D. and
Zimi, E., “Euesperides (
8. Mattingly, D.J., al-Mashai, M., Balcombe, P., Barnett, T., Brooks, N., Cole, F., Dore, J., Drake, N., Edwards, D., Hawthorne, J., Helm, R., Leone, A., McLaren, S., Pelling, R., Preston, J., Reynolds, T., Townsend, A.., Wilson, A.I. and White, K., “The Fezzan Project 2000: preliminary report on the fourth season of work”, Libyan Studies 31 (2000), 103-120.
7. Wilson,
A. I., Bennett, P., Buzaian, A. M., Ebbinghaus, S., Halliwell, M., Hamilton,
K., Kattenberg, A. and Zimi, E., “Urbanism and economy at Euesperides (
6. Mattingly,
D.J., al-Mashai, M., Balcombe, P., Drake, N., Knight, S., McLaren, S., Pelling,
R., Reynolds, T., Thomas, D.,
5. D. J. Mattingly et al., “The Fezzan Project I: research goals, methodologies and results of the 1997 season,” Libya Antiqua, n.s. 3 (1998): 175-99.
4. D. J. Mattingly et al., “The Fezzan Project 1997: methodologies and results of the first season,” Libyan Studies 28 (1997): 11-25.
3. D. J. Mattingly et al., “The Fezzan Project 1998: preliminary report on the second season of work,” Libyan Studies 29 (1998): 115-44.
2. J.
A. Lloyd et al., “Excavations at Euesperides (
1. J.
A. Lloyd et al., “From the mountain to the plain: landscape evolution in
the Abruzzo. An interim report on the Sangro Valley Project (1994-5),” Papers
of the British School at
Reviews:
13. Wilson, A. I. (2006) “Fishy business: Roman exploitation of marine resources”, Journal of Roman Archaeology 19.2: 525-37.
12.
11.
10. Wilson, A. I. Review of H.
Slim. P. Trousset, R. Paskoff and A. Oueslati , Le littoral de la Tunisie : Étude géoarchéologique et historique,
Études d'Antiquités africaines (Paris 2004) for Libyan Studies 36 (2005 [2006]): 184-6.
9. Wilson, A. I.
“Tuscan Landscapes: surveying the
8. Wilson,
A. I. “Detritus, disease and death in the city. Review of: X. Dupré Raventos
and J.-A. Remolà (eds) Sordes Urbis. La eliminición de residuos en la ciudad
romana (Roma, 2000), and V. M. Hope and
7. Wilson, A. I. “Watervoorziening in
5. Wilson,
A. I. “The aqueducts of
4. Wilson,
A. I. “Digging in
3. Wilson,
A. I. “Dougga.” Review of M. Khanoussi, L. Maurin (edd.), Dougga (Thugga).
Études épigraphiques (
2. Wilson,
A. I. Review of D. J. Mattingly,
1. Wilson, A. I. Review of H. Broise and Y. Thébert, Les Thermes Memmiens, and H. Evans, Water Distribution in Ancient Rome, for Journal of Roman Studies 85 (1995): 312.
Forthcoming:
Quinn. J. and Wilson, A. I. (forthcoming 2013) “Capitolia”, Journal of Roman Studies 103.
Bowman, A. K. and Wilson, A. I. (eds) (in press 2013), The Roman Agricultural Economy:
Organization, Investment, and Production.
Bowman, A. K. and Wilson, A. I. (in press 2013), “Introduction:
Quantifying Roman Agriculture”. In Bowman, A. K. and Wilson, A. I. (eds), The Roman Agricultural Economy:
Organization, Investment, and Production.
Malouta, M. and Wilson, A. I. (in press 2013), “Mechanical Irrigation:
Water-Lifting Devices in the Archaeological Evidence and in the Egyptian
Papyri”. In Bowman, A. K. and Wilson, A. I. (eds), The Roman Agricultural Economy: Organization, Investment, and
Production.
Wilson, A. I. (forthcoming 2013) “The Mediterranean Environment in
Ancient History: Perspectives and Prospects”, in W.V. Harris (ed.), The Ancient
Mediterranean Environment between Science and History (Columbia Studies in the
Classical Tradition 39).
Wilson, A. I. (forthcoming) “Trading across the Syrtes: Euesperides and
the Punic world”, in J. Prag and J. Quinn (eds), The Hellenistic West.
Wilson, A. I. (forthcoming) “Water supply on Jerba in
the post-Roman period”, in
The Economy of the Roman World, Ancient Technology, Roman North Africa, Roman Italy, Roman Architecture, Cities and Settlements of the Roman Empire.
Completed:
Anna Kouremenos (2013), Houses and identity in Roman
Knossos and Kissamos,
Candace Rice (2012), Ports,
Victoria Leitch (2011), Production
and trade of Roman and Late Roman North African cookwares
Francis Morris (2010),
Published as: North Sea and Channel Connectivity during the Late Iron Age and Roman Period (175/150 BC – AD 409), BAR International Series 2157, 2010.
Benjamin Russell (2009), Sculpted
stone and the Roman economy: 100 BC – AD 300
Kristina Glicksman (2009), The economy of Roman Dalmatia
Dragana Mladenović (2009), Roman Moesia
Settlement analysis and site gazetteer published as: Urbanism and Settlement in the Roman province of Moesia Superior, BAR International Series 2367, 2012.
Luca Cherstich (2008), The
southern necropolis of
Published as: Archaeologies of Water in the Roman Near East, Gorgias Press 2010.
Keith Swift (2006), Classical
and Hellenistic coarse pottery from Euesperides (
James Beresford (2005), A
reassessment of the ancient sailing season: the case for wintertime seafaring
on the Graeco-Roman Mediterranean
Published
as: The Ancient Sailing Season (Mnemosyne Supplement 351), Brill 2013.
Published as: Imperial Mines and Quarries in the Roman World: Organizational aspects 27 BC – AD 235, Oxford University Press 2010.
Neil Stewart (2002), The technology and control of mining in Roman Britain.
In progress:
Maxine Anastasi,
Gautam Bondada, Roman
artefacts in
Girolamo F. De Simone, The Dark Side of Vesuvius: Landscape changes and the Roman economy
Carmela Franco, Sicilian
amphorae (1st-6th centuries AD): an economic analysis of
production and distribution
Tyler Franconi, The
economy of the
Ben Hellings, The transition from an outer civitas market to an integrated Roman provincial market
Jack Hanson, The urban system of the
Ania Kotarba-Morley, The
harbour of Berenike on the Red Sea and Indo-Roman trade
Swii Lim, Mining and
the Roman army in
Nicole Sheldrick, Rural
monumentality in Roman Tripolitania
Marshall Woodworth,
Residue analysis of Black Sea amphorae from
Supervised
2007-2008:
Stacey McGowen (2009), The
language of images in the northwest Roman provinces: Public and sacred
monuments of Gallia,
Published as: Sacred and civic stone monuments of the Northwest Roman Provinces, BAR International Series 2109, 2010.
Supervised
Michaelmas 2007 and Michaelmas 2009:
Simon
Barker, Spolia and Reuse in Late Republican and Imperial art and architecture
Courtney
Ward, Gender and Material Culture in
Early Roman Britain
William
Wootton (2006) Mosaic production
Further information on Roman Archaeology at Oxford
Oxford Centre for Maritime Archaeology
Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents
Weblearn – Faculty of Classics (Oxford
students and staff only)
OXREP (
ROMARCH (Internet resources to do with
Roman Archaeology)
Lacus Curtius (lots of resources on the Roman world)
Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg
Roman Provincial Coinage
(RPC Online)
Africa Antiqua (research on Roman North
Africa)
Tabbourt (archaeology of Roman North
Africa
The Society for Libyan Studies
Amphorae – a Digital Resource (Southampton
project; detailed catalogue of amphorae)
Amphoreus (bulletin of Greek amphora
stamps, and others up to 4th c. AD)
Postherd: Atlas of Roman pottery
Instrumentum (craft production in the
Roman world)
Ancient Roman Technology
(site with some more useful links)
Frontinus-Gesellschaft e.V. (a German
society for the history of water technology)
Stanford Digital Forma Urbis Project
(Severan Marble Map of Rome)
Archaeology: An Introduction (Kevin
Greene’s online companion to his book)
Ostia – Harbour City of Ancient Rome
(excellent website on Ostia)
The Colosseum (information on the Colosseum, with some good photos)
Colosseum - seating (more information on the Colosseum; useful selection of links)
Gladiators (by N. S. Gill)
Gladiators (for younger readers)
Archaeological publishers and journals
TOCS-IN Project (Tables of Contents of
Journals of Interest to Classicists)
Roman Archaeology Conference 2010