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The Daily | Case Western Reserve University - Thu, 20 Feb 2014

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How They Partied in Baiae, the Las Vegas of Ancient Rome

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Sioux City East baseball comes from behind to end Sergeant Bluff-Luton's winning streak

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Kevin Dicus | University of Oregon - Academia.edu

Kevin Dicus, University of Oregon, Classics Department, Faculty Member. Studies Classical Archaeology, Archaeological Method & Theory, and Etruscan Archaeology. …

Kevin Dicus - American Academy in Rome

My project examines garbage deposits in the archaeological record to offer new insight into how urban centers managed the discard, reclamation, and reuse of waste in the ancient world.

Kevin D'Arcy Dicus - American Journal of Archaeology

Kevin Dicus (Ph.D., Michigan) is associate professor of Classics at the University of Oregon. His interest is the archaeology of Italy during the mid to late Republican period.

UO classics professor digs up the dirt on Pompeii

Volcanos are a hot topic in Oregon. But while most UO researchers are studying potentially active volcanoes, classics professor Kevin Dicus is working to unearth a more dormant aspect of the field: an ancient city buried …

Kevin Dicus at University of Oregon | Rate My Professors

Kevin Dicus is a professor in the Classics department at University of Oregon - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.

Prof cleans up old Rome's rep by digging in its garbage

Through a 12-year project across four cities in Italy, Dicus examined piles of trash and excavation reports to uncover waste management practices in ancient Rome and better understand how that civilization would …

Professor Kevin Dicus Talks About Recent Digs in Pompeii

“Kevin explores two examples of the vast artifactual assemblages recovered during excavations at Pompeii and seeks to understand their formation processes and, consequently, what they may …

kdicus | Profile

Kevin Dicus First Name Kevin Last Name Dicus Title Associate Professor Phone 541-346-4087 Office 354 Susan Campbell Hall Departments Classics, Humanities Program Website …

Resurrecting Refuse at Pompeii: The Use-Value of …

“Resurrecting refuse at Pompeii: The use-value of urban refuse and its implications for interpreting archaeological assemblages”. TRAC 2013: Proceedings of the Twenty Third Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology …

(PDF) Refuse and the Roman City: Determining the

In this article, we wish to present a unique pottery assemblage that originates from what was minimally a 7 m thick accumulation of alternating soil layers that we interpret as Jerusalem’s official landfill during the Early Roman period.

NOVA | The Next Pompeii | Season 46 | Episode 6 - PBS

♪ ♪ For archaeologist Kevin Dicus, this human tragedy is a stark warning from history. Walking around the ruins today, it's really easy to forget that this was actually a functioning Roman ...

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