Raport arheologic: Noviodunum/Isaccea/comuna: or. Isaccea/județul: Tulcea/punct: Area 1 (2006)

The programme of excavation and field survey at Noviodunum, which began in 2005, continued in July 2006 and ran for eight weeks. One of the major aims was to excavate the wall found in the previous season on the south-facing slope of the fortress near to the SW corner of the Ottoman fort, within the...

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Hauptverfasser:	Director, excavation of the supermarket, Mihaela Ciausescu (Cluj), Robin Symonds, specialist computing, Education, Kim Lockyear (logistics support), Elliott Rampley (IoA), Kris Lockyear (Institute of Archaeology, University College London [IoA]) Adrian Popescu (Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge), Timothy Sly (Archaeology, University of Southampton [SU], director, Simon Davis, Agnieszka Bystron, Iris Rodenbeusch (Museum of London Archaeological Service, excavation supervisors, Elizabeth Popescu (Cambridgeshire Archaeology), Doru Bogdan, Michael Bamforth (IoA), Sylvia Kennedy, Mihaela Ciaușescu (Cluj, pottery specialist, Robin Symonds (l'Institut National de Recherches en Archéologie Préventive, pottery specialist), Gareth Beale (SU, computing specialist, Jane Sidell (IoA and English Heritage, environmental coordinator), Yvonne Edwards (IoA, faunal remains), Martyn Allen (SU, faunal remains, Nichole Doub (IoA, conservation, Kim Lockyear (logistical support), Elliott Rampley (IoA, photography, Richard Farrant (finds support), as well as students from the Institute of Archaeology, University of Cambridge, University of Southampton
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Schlagworte:	arheologie arheologie de teren cetate cetăți construcție defensivă construcții defensive fortresses gospodărie gospodării istorie șantier arheologic
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Zusammenfassung:	The programme of excavation and field survey at Noviodunum, which began in 2005, continued in July 2006 and ran for eight weeks. One of the major aims was to excavate the wall found in the previous season on the south-facing slope of the fortress near to the SW corner of the Ottoman fort, within the Roman defensive walls in the anticipated position of a tower (Area 1). At the end of the 2006 season the trenches were back-filled to preserve the integrity of the deposits. In 2007 it is hoped that the excavations will resume in both areas, as well as at a selected rural site in Noviodunum’s hinterland. The latter was identified during the field survey and will be examined in order to clarify its nature, and to provide pottery assemblages for comparison with the surface and excavated collections.