The Segni Project (Comune di Segni, Provincia di Roma, Regione Lazio)

The Segni Project (Comune di Segni, Provincia di Roma, Regione Lazio)

Since the 1980s, Segni has been the subject of a long series of topographic studies. The aim of the Segni Project is to evaluate and study fully the wealth of archaeological remains in the city ihe order to understand the development of the settlement and to place the known monuments into the wider...

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Veröffentlicht in:Papers of the British School at Rome 2013-10, Vol.81, p.377-381
Hauptverfasser: Cifarelli, Francesco Maria, Colaiacomo, Federica, Kay, Stephen, Smith, Christopher J.
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Administrator Surveys
Archaeological Fieldwork Reports
Archaeology
Historic buildings & sites
Medieval History
Municipalities
Research Methodology
Roman civilization
Superintendents
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Medieval History
Municipalities
Research Methodology
Roman civilization
Superintendents
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