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Title
Roman Rural Landscapes in Noricum
Subtitle (en)
Archaeological investigations of the Roman settlement in the hinterland of Northern Noricum
Subtitle (de)
Archäologische Untersuchungen zur römischen Besiedlung im Hinterland Nord-Noricums
Language
German
Description (en)
Abstract: The PhD project "Roman Rural Landscapes in Noricum" deals with archaeological settlement activities in a precisely defined study area in the northern (today Lower Austrian) hinterland of the former Roman province of Noricum.
Description (en)
Description: The characteristics of the Roman period settlement in the hinterland of certain parts of the former province of Noricum are hardly known for various reasons. Above all, this becomes clear compared with other areas of the Roman Empire, such as the provinces of Raetia or Britannia. From this situation grew the idea to continue the research of rural settlement activities in the northern area of the former Roman province of Noricum in a selected area of investigation by the dissertation project "Roman Rural Landscapes in Noricum. Archaeological investigations of Roman settlement in the hinterland of northern Noricum" (RRLN).
Description (en)
Project design: The project is meant to be a complementary study in landscape archaeology. It aims to shed new light on rural settlements in the study area that have been neglected in archaeological research for various reasons. The project pursues an inclusive approach: all available archaeological sources should be considered within the ‘area of interest’ (AOI). A further ‘area of special interest’ (AOSI) is defined within the AOI. It is used for studies in settlement archaeology at two exemplary sites (villae rusticae of Oberndorf a. D. Melk in the Melk-valley and Petzenkirchen in the Erlauf-valley). While open geodata is mainly used to analyze the environment, unstructured and heterogeneous archaeological data sets of varying extents are the project’s core. While the project’s temporal focus lies on the periods of Roman antiquity also, precedent and subsequent periods like the late Latène period (La-Tène D, approx. 150 BC to 15 BC) and the early Middle Ages (post 488 AD) should be taken into account to evaluate the spatial, temporal, and material transformation of the AOI.
Keywords (de)
Roman Rural Landscapes in Noricum
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Area of Special Interest
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Area of Interest
Keywords (de)
PhD
Keywords (de)
Archäologische Untersuchungen zur römischen Besiedlung im Hinterland Nord-Noricums
Keywords (de)
Landschaftsarchäologie
Keywords (de)
Siedlungsarchäologie
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räumliche Analysen
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ländliche Besiedlung
Keywords (de)
ländliche Landschaft
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Provinzialrömische Archäologie
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Digitale Archäologie
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Materielle Kultur
Keywords (de)
Niederösterreich
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Österreich
Keywords (de)
Noricum
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RRLN
HTTP/WWW
https://www.researchgate.net/lab/Dominik-Hagmann-Lab
DOI
10.25365/phaidra.100
Author of the digital object
Dominik  Hagmann  (HEAS – Human Evolution and Archaeological Sciences research network)
31.05.2019
Size
24.5 MB
ÖFOS 2012
Classical archaeology
ÖFOS 2012
Virtual archeology
Getty Art & Architecture Thesaurus
landscape archaeology
Type of publication
Dissertation
Date of approbation period
2022-07-29
Organization Association
Research Network Human Evolution and Archaeological Sciences (HEAS)
Study
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Publishing Address
Vienna
Publisher
Self-publishing
Publication Date
2019-05-31
Members (19)
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URL
https://www.researchgate.net/lab/Dominik-Hagmann-Lab