Fieldwork
Survey and Site Access
Questions about survey permissions, site visits and field methods are best directed to the fieldwork coordinators listed on the team page.
Contact
Get in Touch with the Project Team
Whether you are a researcher, student, heritage professional or curious reader, we welcome questions about Roman colonization and the landscapes it shaped.
Ways to Reach Us
Choose the channel that best fits your question. General enquiries are answered by the project coordinators, while specialist questions are routed to the relevant team member.
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General Enquiries
Use the contact form below for questions about the project, its methods or its publications.
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Research Collaboration
Scholars interested in joint fieldwork, data sharing or laboratory analysis are invited to describe their proposal.
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Visits and Events
Groups wishing to join a site visit or public talk can ask about upcoming dates and access arrangements.
Send a Message
Please include your name, your affiliation and the subject of your enquiry. We aim to reply within five working days.
Project Office
Where the Work Is Coordinated
Project coordination takes place within the participating research institutions. Correspondence about fieldwork, archives and publications is handled centrally so that enquiries reach the right specialists quickly.
Office hours follow the academic calendar, and urgent matters concerning active field sites are prioritized during survey campaigns.
Contact Points by Area of Work
Publications
Articles and Data
Requests for articles, datasets or citation details can be sent through the form, and we will point you to the relevant publication.
Before You Write
Can I visit a survey area?
Visits are arranged case by case, depending on landowner agreements and safety conditions. Please request a visit at least several weeks in advance.
Is the project data available?
Summary results are published in the project publications. Detailed data are shared with collaborators under agreed terms that protect sensitive archaeological locations.
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Share your question or idea with the team and discover how the landscapes of early Roman colonization can inform your own work.
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