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Este volumen recoge los resultados cientificos del proyecto geoarqueologico sobre el muelle este-oeste de Portus (Roma), desarrollado en el marco del programa de Proyectos Arqueologicos en el Exterior del Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte del Reino de Espana, asi como en el de un Convenio de colaboracion especifico entre la Universidad de Huelva y el Parco Archeologico di Ostia Antica. Desde el ano 2017, sin interrupciones hasta el presente, han sido diversas las campanas de excavacion y estudio que han centrado sus esfuerzos en dicho muelle, siempre con la aplicacion de una metodologia inter y multidisciplinar en la que han participado arqueologos, geologos, paleobotanicos y paleontologos. Desde este punto de vista se han desarrollado actividades de excavacion, prospeccion geofisica, estudios petrograficos, arqueometricos, analisis paramental, siempre con la aplicacion de nuevas tecnicas fotogrametricas y escaneado laser, que han permitido obtener un importante volumen de datos. El analisis e interpretacion de los mismos, suponen, a dia de hoy, el conocimiento mas amplio y actualizado de uno de los muelles mas interesantes y extensos de Portus, con novedosas aportaciones relativas a su cronologia, con una fase edilicia del s. III d.C., su sistema constructivo del cual se ha precisado su cimentacion, el paleoambiente circundante, con nuevos datos relativos al proceso de colmatacion de la ensenada de Claudio, asi como su diacronia en el transito hacia el Altomedievo, entre otros.

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Professor Javier Bermejo has a doctorate from the University of Huelva and is Principal Researcher for the Vrbanitas archeology and heritage research group at the same university. His lines of research focus on the study of the Roman urban world and its ports. Jointly he has directed and participated in more than fifteen competitive projects, both national and international, among which the co-direction of the project on the east-west dock of Portus stands out. Juan M. Campos Carrasco, ad honorem professor at the University of Huelva, has a long and solid career represented by a significant volume of publications focused on different chronological periods, from prehistory to the modern period. Throughout his career he has directed numerous competitive research projects on different continents, Europe, Africa and America, which have allowed him to deepen and open different lines of research. Renato Sebasitani, an official of the Soprintendenza speciale archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio di Roma (SSABAP Rome), has an extensive scientific and heritage management career to his credit. Throughout his career he has held numerous management positions in various excavation and research projects in the city of Rome and the Lazio region, among which the Porto Fluviale sul Lungotevere Testaccio, the discovery of Nero's theater should be highlighted, and currently his role as scientific manager of the Museo delle Navi di Fiumicino. Professor Javier Bermejo has a doctorate from the University of Huelva and is Principal Researcher for the Vrbanitas archeology and heritage research group at the same university. His lines of research focus on the study of the Roman urban world and its ports. Jointly he has directed and participated in more than fifteen competitive projects, both national and international, among which the co-direction of the project on the east-west dock of Portus stands out. Juan M. Campos Carrasco, ad honorem professor at the University of Huelva, has a long and solid career represented by a significant volume of publications focused on different chronological periods, from prehistory to the modern period. Throughout his career he has directed numerous competitive research projects on different continents, Europe, Africa and America, which have allowed him to deepen and open different lines of research. Renato Sebasitani, an official of the Soprintendenza speciale archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio di Roma (SSABAP Rome), has an extensive scientific and heritage management career to his credit. Throughout his career he has held numerous management positions in various excavation and research projects in the city of Rome and the Lazio region, among which the Porto Fluviale sul Lungotevere Testaccio, the discovery of Nero's theater should be highlighted, and currently his role as scientific manager of the Museo delle Navi di Fiumicino. Professor Javier Bermejo has a doctorate from the University of Huelva and is Principal Researcher for the Vrbanitas archeology and heritage research group at the same university. His lines of research focus on the study of the Roman urban world and its ports. Jointly he has directed and participated in more than fifteen competitive projects, both national and international, among which the co-direction of the project on the east-west dock of Portus stands out. Juan M. Campos Carrasco, ad honorem professor at the University of Huelva, has a long and solid career represented by a significant volume of publications focused on different chronological periods, from prehistory to the modern period. Throughout his career he has directed numerous competitive research projects on different continents, Europe, Africa and America, which have allowed him to deepen and open different lines of research. Renato Sebasitani, an official of the Soprintendenza speciale archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio di Roma (SSABAP Rome), has an extensive scientific and heritage management career to his credit. Throughout his career he has held numerous management positions in various excavation and research projects in the city of Rome and the Lazio region, among which the Porto Fluviale sul Lungotevere Testaccio, the discovery of Nero's theater should be highlighted, and currently his role as scientific manager of the Museo delle Navi di Fiumicino.

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