Area 1, led by Meg Andrews (Harvard Classics) with Adeline Hoffelinck, is exploring the macellum at Falerii, and has revealed a fascinating stratigraphy of walls and foundations over the past 3 weeks.

Open night for the local community and public during our last week on site! A great turnout, including an overview of results, finds and progress made this season.

The Call for Papers for #CAA2023Ams is now open! 👉 2023.caaconference.org/submissions/ca… We have a grand total of 44(!) sessions, so you are almost certain to find one that fits your topic! Deadline for abstracts: 17 October CAA International #CAA #DigitalArchaeology #Archaeology #conference #cfp

Join me and Stéphanie Mailleur at CAA 2023 to present your research on Roman ports!

Only one week left to submit your abstracts! #CAA2023

Space, movement and the economy in Roman cities in Italy and beyond bmcr.brynmawr.edu/2022/2022.10.5…

Deadline today!

OUT NOW: This book edited by Devi Taelman, Dimitri Van Limbergen & Adeline Hoffelinck Adeline Hoffelinck focuses on features of the Roman economy that are less traceable in text and archaeology, and remain underexplored in contemporary scholarship. Available here: bit.ly/3hmCIGj

RDV jeudi prochain à 9h à l'Ecole d'Architecture de Lyon pour notre journée d'étude sur les ports romains🤩 Retrouver les détails et le programme➡️aria.archi.fr/seminaire-2-st… Si vous souhaitez participer à la journée en présentiel, inscrivez-vous ici👉forms.gle/mu7pnVdWqptZY4…

Zooarchaeological study of the 2022 season material in full swing by our phenomenal specialist Angela Trentacoste 🙏 here you see just one context from the Macellum area!

Fantastic turnout by the local communities for our on-site public lecture featuring preliminary results from this year’s season.

Can’t express enough gratitude for my wonderful co-directors @bernard_prof Dr Emlyn Dodd Stephen Kay and the team from Harvard University Classics Harvard Classics Adeline Hoffelinck for a fabulous season at Falerii Novi this year. If ever there were a dream team, this would be it!

What a site, what a team!! Proud to be part of this project Falerii Novi Project Margaret M. Andrews.

Now out on FirstView in the JRA — “The reuse of ancient tuff blocks in early medieval Rome” — an article that began way back during my years at Penn and dedicated to the memory of the late Bob Ousterhout. Check it out here! doi.org/10.1017/S10477…

And with that, the 2024 season at Falerii Novi is done! 👏🎉 It’s been an incredible month with some of our best material yet – all thanks to the hard work of our students, supervisors, specialists and directors! Much more soon on some fantastic new finds 🏛️

"These publications are valuable resources for anyone interested in ancient urbanism and society". ✍️ Reviewed by Adeline Hoffelinck

Out on first view in the JRA: A luxury food market or control mechanism in a complex Roman economy: a new interpretation of the macellum in the Roman world cambridge.org/core/journals/…