Ghent University Academic Bibliography

@inproceedings{437562,
  author       = {Vermeulen, Frank},
  booktitle    = {Thinking about space. The potential of surface survey and contextual analysis in the definition of space in Roman times, (Studies in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology, VIII)},
  editor       = {Vanhaverbeke, H and Poblome, J and Vermeulen, F and Waelkens, M and Brulet, R},
  pages        = {233--249},
  title        = {Functional zoning and changes in the use of space in the Roman town of Potentia. An integrated survey approach},
  year         = {2008},
}

Chicago

Vermeulen, Frank. 2008. “Functional Zoning and Changes in the Use of Space in the Roman Town of Potentia. An Integrated Survey Approach.” In Thinking About Space. The Potential of Surface Survey and Contextual Analysis in the Definition of Space in Roman Times, (Studies in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology, VIII), ed. H Vanhaverbeke, J Poblome, F Vermeulen, M Waelkens, and R Brulet, 233–249.

APA

Vermeulen, Frank. (2008). Functional zoning and changes in the use of space in the Roman town of Potentia. An integrated survey approach. In H. Vanhaverbeke, J. Poblome, F. Vermeulen, M. Waelkens, & R. Brulet (Eds.), Thinking about space. The potential of surface survey and contextual analysis in the definition of space in Roman times, (Studies in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology, VIII) (pp. 233–249).

Vancouver

1.

Vermeulen F. Functional zoning and changes in the use of space in the Roman town of Potentia. An integrated survey approach. In: Vanhaverbeke H, Poblome J, Vermeulen F, Waelkens M, Brulet R, editors. Thinking about space. The potential of surface survey and contextual analysis in the definition of space in Roman times, (Studies in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology, VIII). 2008. p. 233–49.

MLA

Vermeulen, Frank. “Functional Zoning and Changes in the Use of Space in the Roman Town of Potentia. An Integrated Survey Approach.” Thinking About Space. The Potential of Surface Survey and Contextual Analysis in the Definition of Space in Roman Times, (Studies in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology, VIII). Ed. H Vanhaverbeke et al. 2008. 233–249. Print.