Kristian Strutt is Principal Teaching Fellow in Archaeology at the University of Southampton. He has conducted fieldwork in the UK, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Syria and Egypt publishing on landscape surveys for a number of sites including Portus and the Isola Sacra.Anna Collar is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton. She has conducted fieldwork in Crete, Turkey and the UK and published widely on religious innovations, pilgrimage, and phenomenological approaches to sacred landscapes in the Roman period.Paul S. Johnson is an archaeologist and geophysicist with a doctorate in Roman Archaeology from the University of Southampton. He has been a member of a series of major international research project teams working in the UK, Italy, Spain and Portugal, and has published widely, especially on Roman townscapes and urbanism.Katherine Crawford is a Senior GIS Specialist at Chronicle Heritage, where she leads geospatial and computational support for archaeological fieldwork, analysis and client deliverables. Her research interests focus on geospatial approaches to archaeology including urbanism, settlement persistence, movement and pedestrian modelling, agent-based simulation, and network analysis.

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• Introduction by the Editors Simon Keay and the British School at Rome – Andrew Wallace-Hadrill List of Contributors Simon Keay and the Archaeology of the Mediterranean – Martin MillettCon Simon alla scoperta di Portus: I contesti ceramici Traianei del Palazzo Imperiale e dei Navalia rinvenuti nelle campagne di scavo 2007-11 – Alessandra Bousquet, Roberta Cascino, Fabrizio Felici, Barbara Lepri, Sabrina ZampiniLe relazioni fra Ostia e Porto nella tarda antichità dopo le prospezioni dirette da Simon Keay sull’Isola Sacra – PavoliniInvestigaciones en el muelle este-oeste de Portus, resultados e interpretaciones  – Javier Bermejo Meléndez, Juan M. Campos Carrasco, Renato SebastianiUn frammento epigrafico ostiense dai pressi della Fossa Traiana – Cristian D’Ammassa and Gian Luca GregoriThe Roman Port System in the Eyes of Imperial Jurists – Emilia MataixThe Peutinger Map, Portus, and the Temple of Peace – Peter B. CampbellThe Ragonii of Ostia: Was the praefectus annonae and patronus coloniae Ragonius Vincentius Celsus an Ostian? – Christer BruunRiver Trade of Mediterranean Imports in the Mid and Upper Tiber Valley from the Imperial Period to Late Antiquity – Letizia CeccarelliNarbo Martius (Narbonne, France): “l’emporium de la Celtique toute entière” – Nicolas Carayon, Corinne Sanchez, Julien CaveroLos almacenes del puerto romano de Tarraco – Ada Lasheras GonzálezAnfore africane precoci a Roma e Ostia: alcune considerazioni sulle importazioni africane a Roma tra la tarda repubblica e la prima età imperiale – Alessia Contino Geuma : l’échantillon des liquides comestibles et son rôle dans l’organisation des sociétés et des espaces portuaires.  – Pascal ArnaudThe Late North African Connection between Barcino and Carthage: Rescue Excavations at Barcelona and the Aiguablava  – Cèsar Carreras and Joan MayoralSimon Keay’s Late Roman Amphorae 40 Years Later: An Update on African Amphorae – Michel Bonifay and Claudio CapelliA Bibliographic Network Study of Roman Amphora Epigraphy – Tom Brughmans, Jordi Pérez González and José Remesal RodríguezMoldes de silicona y dendrogramas en el análisis de los sellos anfóricos olearios béticos – Juan Moros Diaz A Consideration of the Level of Distribution Reciprocity Based on Amphorae Frequencies: The Case Study of Berytus  – Naseem RaadLate Roman Amphorae in the Western Mediterranean. A Typology and Economic Study: La evidencia anfórica del siglo VII e inicios del siglo VIII en Tarragona 40 años después – Francesc Rodríguez MartorellÁnforas tardorromanas de la Carthaginensis en Mallorca – Darío Bernal-Casasola, Miguel Ángel Cau Ontiveros, José Luis Portillo Sotelo, José Alberto Retamosa Gámez, Leandro Fantuzzi, Sebastià Munar i Llabrés, Carlos de Juan, Jaume Cardell Perelló, Alessandra Pecci, Alejandro Valenzuela, Enrique García Riaza, Piero Berni MilletConnecting Rome, Ostia, and Portus by Land:Understanding the Road Network in the Lower Tiber Valley through Archaeological and Computational Approaches – Dragana Mladenović and Maria del Carmen Moreno EscobarProducción, trabajo y comercio. Una aproximación a las mujeres en profesiones portuarias en época romana – Patricia Terrado OrtuñoUn bronzo provinciale di Traiano della zecca di Amisus (Pontus) rinvenuto a Porto – Emanuela SpagnoliSurveying the Roman Empire – Sophie Hay and Stephen KayRoman Walls? Keep Calm and Keep on Digging: Acerca de las murallas de Hispalis – Fernando Amores, Álvaro Jiménez SanchoNueva imagen arqueológica de la Itálica de Adriano – José Manuel Rodríguez HidalgoNueva mirada a la imagen de Italica – Pilar LeónThe Territory of Italica (Seville): An Ancient Mining Landscape – Pablo Garrido GonzálezRoman Sculptures from Celti (Peñaflor, Province of Seville, Spain) – José Beltrán Fortes and María Luisa Loza AzuagaSimon Keay e l’avventura del Comitato Scientifico del Parco archeologico di Ostia antica – Mariarosaria BarberaThe Roman Villa at Matrice: Recent Geophysical Survey and Archaeological Excavation – Elena PomarSeptempeda: Integrating Non-invasive Surveys, Legacy Data, and New Stratigraphic Evidence in the Mapping of a Roman Townscape in Picenum  – Frank Vermeulen and Devi TaelmanComercialización del broccatello de Dertosa en Álava/Araba  – Isabel Rodà, Miguel Loza, Javier Niso y Anna Gutiérrez Garcia-M. Landscapes of Change. A Reflection on Working on Simon’s Projects – Kristian Strutt

Kristian Strutt is Principal Teaching Fellow in Archaeology at the University of Southampton. He has conducted fieldwork in the UK, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Syria and Egypt publishing on landscape surveys for a number of sites including Portus and the Isola Sacra.Anna Collar is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton. She has conducted fieldwork in Crete, Turkey and the UK and published widely on religious innovations, pilgrimage, and phenomenological approaches to sacred landscapes in the Roman period.Paul S. Johnson is an archaeologist and geophysicist with a doctorate in Roman Archaeology from the University of Southampton. He has been a member of a series of major international research project teams working in the UK, Italy, Spain and Portugal, and has published widely, especially on Roman townscapes and urbanism.Katherine Crawford is a Senior GIS Specialist at Chronicle Heritage, where she leads geospatial and computational support for archaeological fieldwork, analysis and client deliverables. Her research interests focus on geospatial approaches to archaeology including urbanism, settlement persistence, movement and pedestrian modelling, agent-based simulation, and network analysis.

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• Introduction by the Editors Simon Keay and the British School at Rome – Andrew Wallace-Hadrill List of Contributors Simon Keay and the Archaeology of the Mediterranean – Martin MillettCon Simon alla scoperta di Portus: I contesti ceramici Traianei del Palazzo Imperiale e dei Navalia rinvenuti nelle campagne di scavo 2007-11 – Alessandra Bousquet, Roberta Cascino, Fabrizio Felici, Barbara Lepri, Sabrina ZampiniLe relazioni fra Ostia e Porto nella tarda antichità dopo le prospezioni dirette da Simon Keay sull’Isola Sacra – PavoliniInvestigaciones en el muelle este-oeste de Portus, resultados e interpretaciones  – Javier Bermejo Meléndez, Juan M. Campos Carrasco, Renato SebastianiUn frammento epigrafico ostiense dai pressi della Fossa Traiana – Cristian D’Ammassa and Gian Luca GregoriThe Roman Port System in the Eyes of Imperial Jurists – Emilia MataixThe Peutinger Map, Portus, and the Temple of Peace – Peter B. CampbellThe Ragonii of Ostia: Was the praefectus annonae and patronus coloniae Ragonius Vincentius Celsus an Ostian? – Christer BruunRiver Trade of Mediterranean Imports in the Mid and Upper Tiber Valley from the Imperial Period to Late Antiquity – Letizia CeccarelliNarbo Martius (Narbonne, France): “l’emporium de la Celtique toute entière” – Nicolas Carayon, Corinne Sanchez, Julien CaveroLos almacenes del puerto romano de Tarraco – Ada Lasheras GonzálezAnfore africane precoci a Roma e Ostia: alcune considerazioni sulle importazioni africane a Roma tra la tarda repubblica e la prima età imperiale – Alessia Contino Geuma : l’échantillon des liquides comestibles et son rôle dans l’organisation des sociétés et des espaces portuaires.  – Pascal ArnaudThe Late North African Connection between Barcino and Carthage: Rescue Excavations at Barcelona and the Aiguablava  – Cèsar Carreras and Joan MayoralSimon Keay’s Late Roman Amphorae 40 Years Later: An Update on African Amphorae – Michel Bonifay and Claudio CapelliA Bibliographic Network Study of Roman Amphora Epigraphy – Tom Brughmans, Jordi Pérez González and José Remesal RodríguezMoldes de silicona y dendrogramas en el análisis de los sellos anfóricos olearios béticos – Juan Moros Diaz A Consideration of the Level of Distribution Reciprocity Based on Amphorae Frequencies: The Case Study of Berytus  – Naseem RaadLate Roman Amphorae in the Western Mediterranean. A Typology and Economic Study: La evidencia anfórica del siglo VII e inicios del siglo VIII en Tarragona 40 años después – Francesc Rodríguez MartorellÁnforas tardorromanas de la Carthaginensis en Mallorca – Darío Bernal-Casasola, Miguel Ángel Cau Ontiveros, José Luis Portillo Sotelo, José Alberto Retamosa Gámez, Leandro Fantuzzi, Sebastià Munar i Llabrés, Carlos de Juan, Jaume Cardell Perelló, Alessandra Pecci, Alejandro Valenzuela, Enrique García Riaza, Piero Berni MilletConnecting Rome, Ostia, and Portus by Land:Understanding the Road Network in the Lower Tiber Valley through Archaeological and Computational Approaches – Dragana Mladenović and Maria del Carmen Moreno EscobarProducción, trabajo y comercio. Una aproximación a las mujeres en profesiones portuarias en época romana – Patricia Terrado OrtuñoUn bronzo provinciale di Traiano della zecca di Amisus (Pontus) rinvenuto a Porto – Emanuela SpagnoliSurveying the Roman Empire – Sophie Hay and Stephen KayRoman Walls? Keep Calm and Keep on Digging: Acerca de las murallas de Hispalis – Fernando Amores, Álvaro Jiménez SanchoNueva imagen arqueológica de la Itálica de Adriano – José Manuel Rodríguez HidalgoNueva mirada a la imagen de Italica – Pilar LeónThe Territory of Italica (Seville): An Ancient Mining Landscape – Pablo Garrido GonzálezRoman Sculptures from Celti (Peñaflor, Province of Seville, Spain) – José Beltrán Fortes and María Luisa Loza AzuagaSimon Keay e l’avventura del Comitato Scientifico del Parco archeologico di Ostia antica – Mariarosaria BarberaThe Roman Villa at Matrice: Recent Geophysical Survey and Archaeological Excavation – Elena PomarSeptempeda: Integrating Non-invasive Surveys, Legacy Data, and New Stratigraphic Evidence in the Mapping of a Roman Townscape in Picenum  – Frank Vermeulen and Devi TaelmanComercialización del broccatello de Dertosa en Álava/Araba  – Isabel Rodà, Miguel Loza, Javier Niso y Anna Gutiérrez Garcia-M. Landscapes of Change. A Reflection on Working on Simon’s Projects – Kristian Strutt

Kristian Strutt is Principal Teaching Fellow in Archaeology at the University of Southampton. He has conducted fieldwork in the UK, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Syria and Egypt publishing on landscape surveys for a number of sites including Portus and the Isola Sacra.Anna Collar is Associate Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton. She has conducted fieldwork in Crete, Turkey and the UK and published widely on religious innovations, pilgrimage, and phenomenological approaches to sacred landscapes in the Roman period.Paul S. Johnson is an archaeologist and geophysicist with a doctorate in Roman Archaeology from the University of Southampton. He has been a member of a series of major international research project teams working in the UK, Italy, Spain and Portugal, and has published widely, especially on Roman townscapes and urbanism.Katherine Crawford is a Senior GIS Specialist at Chronicle Heritage, where she leads geospatial and computational support for archaeological fieldwork, analysis and client deliverables. Her research interests focus on geospatial approaches to archaeology including urbanism, settlement persistence, movement and pedestrian modelling, agent-based simulation, and network analysis.

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• Introduction by the Editors Simon Keay and the British School at Rome – Andrew Wallace-Hadrill List of Contributors Simon Keay and the Archaeology of the Mediterranean – Martin MillettCon Simon alla scoperta di Portus: I contesti ceramici Traianei del Palazzo Imperiale e dei Navalia rinvenuti nelle campagne di scavo 2007-11 – Alessandra Bousquet, Roberta Cascino, Fabrizio Felici, Barbara Lepri, Sabrina ZampiniLe relazioni fra Ostia e Porto nella tarda antichità dopo le prospezioni dirette da Simon Keay sull’Isola Sacra – PavoliniInvestigaciones en el muelle este-oeste de Portus, resultados e interpretaciones  – Javier Bermejo Meléndez, Juan M. Campos Carrasco, Renato SebastianiUn frammento epigrafico ostiense dai pressi della Fossa Traiana – Cristian D’Ammassa and Gian Luca GregoriThe Roman Port System in the Eyes of Imperial Jurists – Emilia MataixThe Peutinger Map, Portus, and the Temple of Peace – Peter B. CampbellThe Ragonii of Ostia: Was the praefectus annonae and patronus coloniae Ragonius Vincentius Celsus an Ostian? – Christer BruunRiver Trade of Mediterranean Imports in the Mid and Upper Tiber Valley from the Imperial Period to Late Antiquity – Letizia CeccarelliNarbo Martius (Narbonne, France): “l’emporium de la Celtique toute entière” – Nicolas Carayon, Corinne Sanchez, Julien CaveroLos almacenes del puerto romano de Tarraco – Ada Lasheras GonzálezAnfore africane precoci a Roma e Ostia: alcune considerazioni sulle importazioni africane a Roma tra la tarda repubblica e la prima età imperiale – Alessia Contino Geuma : l’échantillon des liquides comestibles et son rôle dans l’organisation des sociétés et des espaces portuaires.  – Pascal ArnaudThe Late North African Connection between Barcino and Carthage: Rescue Excavations at Barcelona and the Aiguablava  – Cèsar Carreras and Joan MayoralSimon Keay’s Late Roman Amphorae 40 Years Later: An Update on African Amphorae – Michel Bonifay and Claudio CapelliA Bibliographic Network Study of Roman Amphora Epigraphy – Tom Brughmans, Jordi Pérez González and José Remesal RodríguezMoldes de silicona y dendrogramas en el análisis de los sellos anfóricos olearios béticos – Juan Moros Diaz A Consideration of the Level of Distribution Reciprocity Based on Amphorae Frequencies: The Case Study of Berytus  – Naseem RaadLate Roman Amphorae in the Western Mediterranean. A Typology and Economic Study: La evidencia anfórica del siglo VII e inicios del siglo VIII en Tarragona 40 años después – Francesc Rodríguez MartorellÁnforas tardorromanas de la Carthaginensis en Mallorca – Darío Bernal-Casasola, Miguel Ángel Cau Ontiveros, José Luis Portillo Sotelo, José Alberto Retamosa Gámez, Leandro Fantuzzi, Sebastià Munar i Llabrés, Carlos de Juan, Jaume Cardell Perelló, Alessandra Pecci, Alejandro Valenzuela, Enrique García Riaza, Piero Berni MilletConnecting Rome, Ostia, and Portus by Land:Understanding the Road Network in the Lower Tiber Valley through Archaeological and Computational Approaches – Dragana Mladenović and Maria del Carmen Moreno EscobarProducción, trabajo y comercio. Una aproximación a las mujeres en profesiones portuarias en época romana – Patricia Terrado OrtuñoUn bronzo provinciale di Traiano della zecca di Amisus (Pontus) rinvenuto a Porto – Emanuela SpagnoliSurveying the Roman Empire – Sophie Hay and Stephen KayRoman Walls? Keep Calm and Keep on Digging: Acerca de las murallas de Hispalis – Fernando Amores, Álvaro Jiménez SanchoNueva imagen arqueológica de la Itálica de Adriano – José Manuel Rodríguez HidalgoNueva mirada a la imagen de Italica – Pilar LeónThe Territory of Italica (Seville): An Ancient Mining Landscape – Pablo Garrido GonzálezRoman Sculptures from Celti (Peñaflor, Province of Seville, Spain) – José Beltrán Fortes and María Luisa Loza AzuagaSimon Keay e l’avventura del Comitato Scientifico del Parco archeologico di Ostia antica – Mariarosaria BarberaThe Roman Villa at Matrice: Recent Geophysical Survey and Archaeological Excavation – Elena PomarSeptempeda: Integrating Non-invasive Surveys, Legacy Data, and New Stratigraphic Evidence in the Mapping of a Roman Townscape in Picenum  – Frank Vermeulen and Devi TaelmanComercialización del broccatello de Dertosa en Álava/Araba  – Isabel Rodà, Miguel Loza, Javier Niso y Anna Gutiérrez Garcia-M. Landscapes of Change. A Reflection on Working on Simon’s Projects – Kristian Strutt