Thomas Ashby
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Thomas Ashby (né le 14 octobre 1874 dans le Middlesex, mort le 15 mai 1931) est un archéologue britannique.
S'intéressant aux antiquités romaines à partir de 1897, il écrit son premier article en 1898 (The true site of Lake Regillus). Profitant du fait que la ville de Rome est en travaux, Ashby écrit une série de rapport sur les fouilles dans Classical Review (1899–1906) et The Times.
Ashby a produit une série d'études topographiques détaillées des routes romaines en Italie, rassemblées dans l'ouvrage "The Roman Campagna in classical times" (1927, republié en 1970 et une édition en Italie en 1982), et des études sur les aqueducs dans la ville de Rome, publiée par The Classical Review en 1900.
Voir aussi
Bibliographie
- A. H. Smith, Thomas Ashby, 1874–1931, PBA, 17 (1931)
- James C. Anderson, The Thomas Ashby Collection of Roman brick stamps in the American Academy in Rome, Ed. British School at Rome, 1991 (ISBN 9780904152180)
- Lorenzatti Sandro, Ultimo spazio con introspettore, Via Appia: la tutela del paesaggio e dello sguardo, in “Atti Conv. Int. Studi La Tutela dell’Appia da Roma a Brindisi, Roma, Palazzo Massimo 3-5 Marzo 2005
Catégories :
- Naissance en 1874
- Archéologue britannique
- Décès en 1931
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