News, 2009

16 October 2009

Portus featured on television

View the latest Portus news items in video.

03 October 2009

Portus in Photographs

Photographs from the Portus Project are available on our Flickr site.

01 October 2009

Animated view of Portus

A first digital view of Portus.

01 October 2009

Portus in the News

Portus in the news.

28 September 2009

Podcast Online

A podcast introducing the Portus project has gone online.

19 September 2009

Environmental Finds

We have collected a large volume of environmental samples from portus, particularly this year.

22 September 2009

Portus II - Portus in Second Life

We have created a model of the site of Portus that you can visit in Second Life.

11 September 2009

Roman Latrine found

We have just unearthed a Roman latrine within the Imperial Palace.

06 September 2009

The Portus Project Team

The team are all now settled into their roles. Students and staff alike are getting on with the daily work of excavation, surveying and post-excavation.

1 September 2009

ARK

The Archaeological Recording Kit (ARK) written by L-P Archaeology has been further updated on site.

3 September 2009

Stratigraphy

Leonie's area has now been cleaned and we will plan the Opus Spicatum floor this week, once Nathan has finished recording the walls in Rose and Greg's area.

1 September 2009

ARK

The Archaeological Recording Kit (ARK) written by L-P Archaeology has been further updated on site.

31 August 2009

Excavation Week One

Today work started on the main excavations. We have been joined by some additional staff and students from Italy and the UK.

28 August 2009

Training

Steve teaching surveying

All of the undergraduates and some of the other students new to the project spent the day in training.

27 August 2009

First day on site

Portus Project planning

We arrived on site today and set up the dig house. Simon gave his traditional tour of the site and excavation area.

26 August 2009

Arrival at Fiumicino

Tour of the site

Today we all travelled. Some from Colombia, some from the UK, some from Italy and another from Taiwan.