Collection items
Video Exavating and processing archaeological objects at the Roman site of Portus
A short video covering the excavation of objects, showing bags of environmental samples, and the sorting and processing of finds from the Roman site of Portus in Italy.
Shared with the University by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Video
This video describes some of the archaeological fieldwork that has been taking place at the University of Southampton and University of Cambridge's excavations at Portus, the main port of ancient Rome.
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 1
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project.
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 2
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 3
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project.
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 4
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project.
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 5
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 6
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Portus Exhibition 7
A panel from an exhibition held at Southampton Museum and the British School at Rome on the University of Southampton's Portus project
Shared with the World by Dr Fiona Handley |
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Polynomial Texture Mapping
This resource consists of a short video demonstrating the use of a polynomial texture mapping rig, recording the surface features of a piece of inscribed stone, and an image which shows the how the different lighting sources and PTM software highlight tiny details in the stone surface.
Shared with the University by Dr Fiona Handley |