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Archaeological Fieldwork Support: Excavation, geophysics and field survey at Vagnari

Saliere to the northwest and the Castellacio to the east, as well as lower-lying ground overlooking the river further to the southeast. While the results were not as clear as had been hoped, on account of extensive agricultural activity since the 1940s, a judicious combination of magnetometry, topographic survey and surface collection has revealed important clues about the planning of the Roman town. This was clearest in the area in the vicinity of the Castellacio, although the remains of baths were found in the lower town. Work is now in hand for the publication of all these sites. The directors gratefully acknowledge the Soprintendente of the Soprintendenza Archeologica per l'Etruria Meridionale, Dott.ssa Moretti, for her continued endorsement of the project, as well as the Ispettori, Marinella De Lucia, Patrizia Aureli and Enrico Stanco, for all their very valuable advice and help; at the British School at Rome, Andrew Wallace-Hadrill and Helen Patterson have been a continued source of support and encouragement. In the field, particular thanks are extended to Kris Strutt, Helen Woodhouse and Tim Sly.