FortNet Project: a longue durée approach to the study of settlement, economic and defensive systems in coastal Chaonia (Albania)

This short paper presents an overview of the methodology, fieldwork and activities of the FortNet Project, a joint collaborative effort of the University of Bologna and Sapienza University of Rome. Aiming to fill gaps in the research of hill-fort settlements in southern Albania, the project utilises cutting-edge methodologies to investigate settlement patterns, construction techniques, and material culture from the Bronze Age to the medieval period. Through non-invasive techniques and the development of a shared geo-database, FortNet contributes to the preservation and sustainable development of the region’s cultural heritage while fostering public engagement and academic exchange.

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Groma Documenting archaeology
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2025-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.32028/groma-issue-9-2024-3245
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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FortNet Project: a longue durée approach to the study of settlement, economic and defensive systems in coastal Chaonia (Albania)

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FortNet Project: a longue durée approach to the study of settlement, economic and defensive systems in coastal Chaonia (Albania)

Nadia Aleotti, Julian Bogdani, Federica Carbotti, Giacomo Sigismondo, Enrico Giorgi
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This short paper presents an overview of the methodology, fieldwork and activities of the FortNet Project, a joint collaborative effort of the University of Bologna and Sapienza University of Rome. Aiming to fill gaps in the research of hill-fort settlements in southern Albania, the project utilises cutting-edge methodologies to investigate settlement patterns, construction techniques, and material culture from the Bronze Age to the medieval period. Through non-invasive techniques and the development of a shared geo-database, FortNet contributes to the preservation and sustainable development of the region’s cultural heritage while fostering public engagement and academic exchange.

Groma Documenting archaeologyVol. 9
University of Salento (IT), GNA University (IN), Sapienza University of Rome (IT), University of Bologna (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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FortNet Project: a longue durée approach to the study of settlement, economic and defensive systems in coastal Chaonia (Albania) — Nadia Aleotti, Julian Bogdani, et al. · Groma Documenting archaeology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS