Tesse Stek and Jeremia Pelgrom
We thank Tesse Stek and Jeremia Pelgrom for their steady leadership of the survey work and their careful management of field records.
Landscapes of Early Roman Colonization depends on the generosity of colleagues, landowners, archives and funders. This page records our gratitude to everyone who made the project possible.
The project is shaped by researchers from several European institutions, each bringing expertise in a different part of the landscape record.
We thank Tesse Stek and Jeremia Pelgrom for their steady leadership of the survey work and their careful management of field records.
Our thanks go to Rogier Kalkers and Jan Sevink for their contributions to sediment analysis and palaeoenvironmental interpretation.
We acknowledge Anita Casarotto and Jesús García Sánchez for their work on settlement typology and spatial analysis.
The project has benefited from the support of host universities, research institutes and regional heritage bodies. Their access to collections, laboratories and archives has been essential to the work.

Working with the project team showed us how much a regional archive can contribute when researchers are willing to share data openly and generously.
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Some common questions about how contributions to the project are credited.
We credit researchers, students, technicians, landowners and institutions who contributed to fieldwork, laboratory analysis, data management and dissemination.
Landowners who granted survey access are named in project reports where they have agreed to be acknowledged, and their privacy is respected in all public materials.
Yes. Please write to the project through the contact page with the name of the person or organization and a short description of their contribution.
Many people contribute to the project without appearing in the main publications, and their work deserves recognition.

Local assistants and drivers guided survey teams across difficult terrain and helped secure safe access to every site.

Laboratory technicians and data managers ensured that samples, records and digital files were handled with care and consistency.
We are grateful to every person and institution that supported this research. Explore the team or read our publications to see the results of their work.
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