J W Hanson

J W Hanson is a historian and archaeologist specialising in the urbanism of the Roman world.

[Luis M. A. Bettencourt @BettencourtLuis]

Urban form, infrastructure and spatial organisation in the Roman Empire https://t.co/6QewBQgEga : Roman cities were universally much like modern urban areas, but held a few surprises too !

[J W Hanson @RomanUrbanism]

Just a quick reminder about our session at #EAA2019: Session 296: Discussing the public utility of archaeology. Submit abstracts online at https://t.co/ZTyN86c9T7. Deadline 14th February. #CoalitionforArchaeologicalSynthesis

[Arkeoloji ve Sanat @arkeoloji_sanat]

A Lost Roman City Has Been Discovered in Southern France... https://t.co/F1QMC036UQ

[J W Hanson @RomanUrbanism]

The CfP is now open for our session at #EAA2019: Session 296: Discussing the value and public utility of archaeology. https://t.co/Asw0tdBOIL

[Lisa Lodwick @LisaLodwick]

And I have converted another Roman archaeologist to the joys of wikipedia editing - check out the now CCBY licensed map of Roman cities in AD117

https://t.co/C7CHshAItg

[J W Hanson @RomanUrbanism]

An oldie, but a goodie. The height of the lines are proportional to the populations of cities in the Roman world in the imperial period.

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Cartograms https://t.co/e5XLWgFKzJ via @wordpressdotcom

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My book is out!

https://t.co/3Y3P38Fhxk{20D434EB-311A-4576-9571-EC9498B08665}

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I'm very happy to announce that my book is coming out soon! Here's a link.

https://t.co/dYnm6jnT0R

[J W Hanson @RomanUrbanism]

Scientists must have a say in the future of cities : Nature News & Comment https://t.co/ISZC08UfnV via @NatureNews

[J W Hanson @RomanUrbanism]

I'm delighted that the second volume of Oxford Studies on the Roman Economy is coming out in paperback in October!

https://t.co/WY1FPSenoI

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@Pompeiana79 Thanks!