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I am a Visiting Assistant Professor at Indiana University Bloomington. My dissertation research focused on the interconnectivity of Roman bathing practices and architectural processes in Central Italy during the late Republican and early Imperial periods. As an Assistant Field Director of the Cosa Excavations project, I am interested in archaeological methodologies and digital applications to fieldwork.
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Papers by Allison Smith
Cosa Excavations 2017, 2018
This poster, which was presented at the AIA Annual Meeting in Boston (January 4-7 2018), outlines... more This poster, which was presented at the AIA Annual Meeting in Boston (January 4-7 2018), outlines the progress that was made during the 2017 excavation season of a Roman bath complex at Cosa (modern Ansedonia, Italy).
In 2014, Cosa Excavations began its second excavation season working towards examining a small, p... more In 2014, Cosa Excavations began its second excavation season working towards examining a small, public bath complex near to the Cosa's famous forum. Through digital applications, our goal is to make the site of Cosa, not only our excavations on the bath complex, as accessible as possible to the public both in Italy and abroad. (Co-authored with Matthew Brennan (Indiana University), Sophie Crawford-Brown (University of Pennsylvania) and Ann Glennie (FSU))
Conference Presentations by Allison Smith
This poster, which was presented at the 2018 AIA Annual Meeting (Boston, January 4-7 2018), outli... more This poster, which was presented at the 2018 AIA Annual Meeting (Boston, January 4-7 2018), outlines the 2017 excavation season at Cosa (modern Ansedonia, Italy). The area currently being explored is a Roman bath complex with several preserved phases.
Poster presented at 2017 AIA/SCS Annual Meeting in Toronto detailing the current state of excavat... more Poster presented at 2017 AIA/SCS Annual Meeting in Toronto detailing the current state of excavations at the Latin colony of Cosa. (January 6th, 2017)
Cosa Excavations 2017, 2018
This poster, which was presented at the AIA Annual Meeting in Boston (January 4-7 2018), outlines... more This poster, which was presented at the AIA Annual Meeting in Boston (January 4-7 2018), outlines the progress that was made during the 2017 excavation season of a Roman bath complex at Cosa (modern Ansedonia, Italy).
In 2014, Cosa Excavations began its second excavation season working towards examining a small, p... more In 2014, Cosa Excavations began its second excavation season working towards examining a small, public bath complex near to the Cosa's famous forum. Through digital applications, our goal is to make the site of Cosa, not only our excavations on the bath complex, as accessible as possible to the public both in Italy and abroad. (Co-authored with Matthew Brennan (Indiana University), Sophie Crawford-Brown (University of Pennsylvania) and Ann Glennie (FSU))
This poster, which was presented at the 2018 AIA Annual Meeting (Boston, January 4-7 2018), outli... more This poster, which was presented at the 2018 AIA Annual Meeting (Boston, January 4-7 2018), outlines the 2017 excavation season at Cosa (modern Ansedonia, Italy). The area currently being explored is a Roman bath complex with several preserved phases.
Poster presented at 2017 AIA/SCS Annual Meeting in Toronto detailing the current state of excavat... more Poster presented at 2017 AIA/SCS Annual Meeting in Toronto detailing the current state of excavations at the Latin colony of Cosa. (January 6th, 2017)