In this short “visual” report the Radio Past consortium presents some snapshots of the provisional reconstructions made by the 7Reasons team, based on the data from the original fieldwork (mostly non destructive survey) from the project by different consortium teams. The work concerns the abandoned Roman urban sites of Ammaia in Portugal and the Italian sites of Potentia, Ricina and Trea in the Potenza valley.
The production of digital images was one of the Project’s milestones.
AMMAIA
![Acr1 Roman landscape reconstruction near the town site.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr1-300x150.jpg)
Roman landscape reconstruction near the town site.
![Acr2 General view on the city towards the North.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr2-300x168.jpg)
General view on the city towards the North.
![Acr3 Square inside from the Southern gate compound.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr3-300x168.jpg)
Square inside from the Southern gate compound.
![Acr4 Southern gate: inside view.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr4-300x168.jpg)
Southern gate: inside view.
![Acr5 Forum of Ammaia](/wp-content/uploads/Acr5-300x168.jpg)
Forum of Ammaia
![Acr6 View on the forum temple and criptoportico.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr6-300x168.jpg)
View on the forum temple and criptoportico.
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POTENZA VALLEY SITES
![Acr7 Roman landscape view through the upper Potenza valley.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr7-300x168.jpg)
Roman landscape view through the upper Potenza valley.
![Acr8 Trea and surroundings.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr8-300x168.jpg)
Trea and surroundings.
![Acr9 Ricina and surroundings.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr9-300x168.jpg)
Ricina and surroundings.
![Acr10 Potentia and the coastal area in Roman times.](/wp-content/uploads/Acr10-300x168.jpg)
Potentia and the coastal area in Roman times.