Volcanic ash (tephra) erupted from the frequently active Campi Flegrei volcano forms layers
in many palaeoenvironmental archives across Italy and the Mediterranean. Proximal …

Abstract The Campi Flegrei caldera in southern Italy is one of the greatest geohazard areas
on Earth. Evidence of an active magmatic and geothermal system is provided by ongoing …

Pozzolanic reaction of volcanic ash with hydrated lime is thought to dominate the cementing
fabric and durability of 2000-year-old Roman harbor concrete. Pliny the Elder, however, in …

The rising availability of satellite-based multi-temporal interferometric datasets covering
large areas of the Earth surface constitutes a huge asset in the context of operational …

Abstract Ancient Roman syntheses of Al-tobermorite in a 2000-year-old concrete block
submerged in the Bay of Pozzuoli (Baianus Sinus), near Naples, have unique aluminum-rich …

The central purpose of this book is to present literary, archaeological, and analytical data
concerning Roman concrete structures built in the sea, with particular focus on the highly …

The paper reports the results of the analyses on mortar-based materials from the Roman
theatre of Aquileia (Friuli Venezia Giulia, Northern Italy), recently dated between the mid-1st …

Ancient pozzolanic mortars show the high technological quality achieved by Roman
construction workers, due to their 'excellent state'of preservation in every environment …

The city of Naples can be considered part of the Campi Flegrei volcanic field, and deposits
within the urban area record many autochthonous pre-to post-caldera eruptions. Age …

After the large‐scale event of Neapolitan Yellow Tuff (~ 15 ka BP), intense and mostly
explosive volcanism has occurred within and along the boundaries of the Campi Flegrei …