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The Tiber Valley Project. The role of GIS and databases in field survey data integration and analysis

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Fig. 1 – Structure of the Tiber Valley Project databases.

Fig. 1 – Structure of the Tiber Valley Project databases.

Fig. 2 – Tiber Valley Project research area, showing the surveys and other places mentioned in the text.

Fig. 2 – Tiber Valley Project research area, showing the surveys and other place...

Fig. 3 – John Ward-Perkins in the field during the South Etruria Survey recording an inscription (Photograph reproduced with the permission of the British School at Rome Library Archive, Ward-Perkins archive).

Fig. 3 – John Ward-Perkins in the field during the South Etruria Survey recordin...

Fig. 4 – Geographical and environmental datasets used within the Tiber Valley Project GIS.

Fig. 4 – Geographical and environmental datasets used within the Tiber Valley Pr...

Fig. 5 – DEM illustrating the locations of Early Imperial villas within the Tiber Valley database. The darker shaded area illustrates the extent of the South Etruria Survey.

Fig. 5 – DEM illustrating the locations of Early Imperial villas within the Tibe...

Fig. 6 – Panorama (photographed and mounted by Ward-Perkins, 1960) looking north from the north end of Veii. The tumuli at Monte Aguzzo is clearly visible in the centre of the photo (Photograph reproduced with the permission of the British School at Rome Library Archive, Ward-Perkins archive no. 1035.10-13).

Fig. 6 – Panorama (photographed and mounted by Ward-Perkins, 1960) looking north...

Kay S., Witcher R. 2005, The Tiber Valley Project. The role of GIS and databases in field survey data integration and analysis, Archeologia e Calcolatori 16