"396 unknown Roman forts" in the Middle East: a "major discovery" put into perspective.

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8 mars 2024

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Marie-Odile Rousset, « "396 unknown Roman forts" in the Middle East: a "major discovery" put into perspective. », ArchéOrient, le blog, ID : 10.58079/vzkf

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In this post, I would like to return to a publication cited by the blog The Ancient Near East Today (Nitschke 2023) and relayed by the Agade mailing list as one of the major discoveries of 2023. Here is the summary of the article in question: “Researchers from Dartmouth College led by Dr. Jesse Casana used declassified images from the CORONA and HEXAGON spy satellite programs to identify 396 unknown Roman-era forts. The research shows that hundreds of forts extended over a large area in a ge...

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