Further information
External resources
- Ermine Street Guard
- Guy de la Bedoyere's Roman Britain
- Mike Bishop's Homepage
- Roman Army Group List
- Ostia. Harbour City of Ancient Rome
- Pompeiana
- Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli
- The Roman Hideout
- Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies
Recipes
This group was established in 2004 to promote interest in Roman archaeology through newsletters, lectures and other activities.
- Objectives
- Activities
- Roman Archaeology Group (RAG) newsletter
- Journals and magazines
- Publications
- Courses
Objectives
- Develop and promote Roman archaeology through the dissemination of information.
- Raise awareness of Roman archaeology.
Activities
Income from memberships and other activities supports:
- regular RAG newsletter
- public lectures
- travel scholarships for students
- fieldwork and scholarship on Roman archaeology.
Membership is open to everyone, with reduced rates for families, students and schools.
Roman Archaeology Group (RAG) newsletter
Current issue:
Past issues:
Journals and magazines
Roman Archaeology: Journal of Roman Archaeology, annually since 1988
Archaeology of individual Roman provinces: such as Britannia, Dacia, Germania, Gallia, Syria, Aegyptus.
Magazines: articles on Roman archaeology.
In English:
In other languages:
- Archeologia (France)
- L'Archeologue (France)
- Antike Welt (Germany)
- Archeologia Viva (Italy)
- Archeo (Italy)
- Archeologia Area (Italy)
Publications
Aerial Archaeology, Turkey or Graeco-Roman cities
'A heavenly view of Kaunos. Flying the Aegean', Current World Archaeology 34 (2009): 37-42.
Jordan and Jarash Hinterland
Articles on the Aerial Archaeology in Jordan Project (Kennedy and Bewley) and on the Jarash Hinterland Survey (Kennedy and Baker) published in the Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL) Bulletin.
Saudi Arabia
Google Earth allows access to landscapes previously forbidden to Aerial Archaeology including Saudi Arabia where there are a few high resolution 'windows' and astonishing and unsuspected discoveries.
David Kennedy, 'Desktop Archaeology' in Saudi Aramco World magazine (online) volume 60.4 for July/ August 2009.
Systems
Professor John Melville-Jones's, chronological systems in the ancient world.
Holford-Strevens, L. (2005) The History of Time: A Very Short Introduction, Oxford University Press.
Courses
Several units are of direct concern to those interested in Roman Archaeology. Most are taught every second year. All are open to not just enrolled internal students but to any member of the public who wishes to enrol as an audit student.
Audit enrolment is through Access UWA.
University information
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