landscape – Western Argolid Regional Project

The trail up to Portes, with J. Frankl, M Godsey, M Gradoz, A Friedman, and G Erny (photo D. Nakassis)

New publication: “Landscape histories and terrestrial networks in the Peloponnese”

April 1, 2024

The survey’s latest publication is a long (46-page), multi-authored (10 of them) article in Hesperia entitled “Landscape histories and terrestrial networks in the Peloponnese: Results from the Western Argolid Regional Project,” which analyzes the relationship between terrestrial routes and human activity in the western Argolid and beyond. The western Argolid, looking north from Mt. Bachriami… More New publication: “Landscape histories and terrestrial networks in the Peloponnese”

Catching up with WARP

July 13, 2018

WARP 2018: THE STUDY SEASON is over… sort of. I am still dealing with the data deluge and trying to rest up after a frantic end-of-season, and I’m even trying to catch up with all of the blog posts that Bill Caraher wrote about WARP. You should read them too. Here they are, in chronological… More Catching up with WARP

Sweeping

June 16, 2014

Sweeping is a big part of archaeology. Some would say that 90% of archaeology is sweeping. In an excavation, it’s really important to keep your trench clean. In a survey, it’s important to keep your apotheke (storage space) clean. We’re hoping that our apotheke will be approved for use soon, so we took the opportunity to… More Sweeping