Unifying Aspects of Roman Forts

Remote Roman Fortifications: The Forts of the Kharga Oasis

Unifying aspects of light- and heavy-systems

Dyson-Schwinger equations furnish a Poincaré covariant framework within which to study hadrons. A particular feature is the existence of a nonperturbative, symmetry preserving truncation that enables the proof of exact results. Key to the DSE’s efficacious application is their expression of the materially important momentumdependent dressing of parton propagators at infrared length-scales, whic...

Roman Poets as Literary Historians Some Aspects of Imitatio ^

Literary history — like the history of any art — involves a special difficulty; it is that of reconciling a general scheme of development and a linear movement in time with the problem of the individual genius who creates new things. That has not been made easier in recent years when New Critics tried to expel the writer from the text, and then Deconstructionists called the very existence of th...

Geographical networks of British hill forts using intervisibility graphs

We present a range of exploratory methods at the intersection of geographical analysis and graph/network theory to investigate placement of Bronze age and Iron age hill forts in a landscape, utilising varying degrees of domain knowledge (expert/archaeologist). Techniques that we employ include: intervisibility/line-of-sight; visible area of hillforts; landcover and geomorphometrics; and network...

Co-Roman dominating of girds

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