Stephen Kay

@stephenkay.bsky.social

Archaeology Manager, British School at Rome @bsrome.bsky.social Landscape Archaeologist Co-director, faleriinoviproject.org Honorary Secretary @archprospection.bsky.social FSA FRHistS ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5920-3377

What does Roman life look like up close? Cinnabar pigment, precious but poisoning containing mercury. A perfectly intact bone die. Glass gaming pieces. Tiny cosmetic containers and bone hairpins. All from our excavation at Falerii Novi. 🏺 Read more: bsr.ac.uk/stories-from...

Stories from Falerii Novi #1 | Falerii Novi Reveals Its Treasures - bsr.ac.uk

This year Falerii Novi tells the story not only of the wealthier members of society but also of the normal citizens in Roman period – their domestic lives, the games they played, the objects women use...

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BSR launches a new research project with the Norwegian Institute in Rome on the Via Latina within the Aurelian Walls: a virtual exhibition that compares 19th–20th c. archive photos with contemporary images of Rome’s oldest roads. bsr.ac.uk/the-via-lati...

The Via Latina: A New Virtual Exhibition - bsr.ac.uk

The British School at Rome (BSR) has recently initiated a new research collaboration with the Norwegian Institute in Rome (DNIR) focused on the historical development of the stretch of the via Latina ...

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End of a first season of geophysical survey at the vicus of Furfo. Great results from our new collaboration with the University of l’Aquila, Soprintendenza & Comune di Barisciano.

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