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Macquarie University Gale Scholarship: Ceramic production in Campania: the supply and distribution of red slip table ware to Pompeii and beyond

of analysis particularly in terms of their spatial locations, and were interrogated in such a way as to prove their suitability as a comparative dataset alongside my existing study of Rome. A discussion of this approach and analysis provided the basis of my public lecture given at the School in June and also of a seminar delivered as part of the teaching for the annual City of Rome postgraduate course. The feedback and discussion resulting from both of these events was invaluable in shaping my ideas for future research. While emphasizing that this type of methodology cannot, at this stage, provide a definitive interpretation, it sets out a new way of understanding space and the ways in which people interact, both with the built environment and with other people in the context of these architectural surroundings.