Adam Pažout

I am MSCA Fellow at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona with project ‘VIA-TARIQ: Analysing long-term change and persistency of the Roman road system in the Levant.’ My research interests are Roman and post-Roman roads, development of settlement structures, economic history, as well as landscape archaeology and digital methods in archaeological research in general (predominantly GIS and network science).

Looking forward to present my latest research at CAA 2025 next week! I’ll be presenting my paper From roads to landscape and back: Using Roman road data to understand past movement (together with Tom Brughmans) in session 35 ‘Mapping and modelling movement in archaeology: From least cost analysis to diffusion pathways’. Check the program of our session below: Session 35 CAA 2025 Session 35 CAA 2025

Session 35 CAA 2025

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