This paper examines the development of the architectural plan of the Late Roman villa in the Danube-Balkan region. It firstly considers questions relating to the definition of the Roman villa, then presents a methodology for establishing a typology, before classifying villas across a large geographical area. Finally, an attempt is made to explain the chronological and geographical distribution of different plans in relation to local conditions and wider historical phenomena.
The potential of integrated GPR survey and aerial photographic analysis of historic urban areas: A case study and digital reconstruction of a Late Roman villa in Durrës (Albania)
