The second volume of the open access journal Groma. Documenting Archaeology, of year 2017, collects contributes by the following authors: Michele Abballe, Simone Attala, Julian Bogdani, Federica Boschi, Serena De Cesare, Eugenio De Mitri, Enrico Giorgi, Nora Lucentini, Michele Massoni, Fabrizio Maria Oliverio, Mario Panizza, Annalisa Pietrobelli, Vincenzo Rizzo.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32028/Groma-Issue-2-2017

Published: 2017-01-01

Articles

medieval rural settlement

The medieval rural settlement in Bassa Romagna: a first predictive model and future directions

Michele Abballe
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Murgie

Murgie: the fortified Bruttian site (Crotone, Calabria)

Fabrizio Maria Oliverio
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Enrico Giorgi

Landscape and Citizens during the early Roman era in Northern Epirus: Phoinike and the Chaonia region (2nd BC-2nd AD)

Enrico Giorgi
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Cozzo Rotondo

An unusual tumulus or cenotaph at Cozzo Rotondo, town of Grifone (Bisignano, Cosenza, Italy). New and old geological investigation for an archaeological discovery

Vincenzo Rizzo, Mario Panizza
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Notes

San Benedetto del Tronto

The Digs in the Upper town of San Benedetto Del Tronto (2010-2014)

Nora Lucentini, Serena De Cesare, Michele Massoni
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GIS

A Bibliography on the Application of GIS in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

Julian Bogdani; Eugenio De Mitri
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Archaeological Analysis

Urban Archaeology Project in Senigallia: from Anthropological to Archaeological Analysis. A short presentation

Simone Attala
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Book reviews

3d Recording and Modelling in Archaeology

Review of: Fabio Remondino and Stefano Campana. eds. 2014. “3D Recording and Modelling in Archaeology and Cultural Heritage: Theory and best practices”. BAR International Series 2598. Oxford: BAR

Annalisa Pietrobelli
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Durrës

Review of: Barbara Sassi. 2017. “DYRRACHIUM III. Storia e archeologia di una città portuale tra Oriente e Occidente”

Enrico Giorgi
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Archaeological survey

Review of: Paul Johnson and Martin Millett. 2013. “Archaeological Survey and the City”, Oxford and Oakville

Federica Boschi
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