Professionals conducting an archaeological survey at historic ruins in Périgueux, France.

About

Learn about our team of archaeologists and engineers documenting ancient infrastructure across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Adult male engineer using surveying equipment at a trench site on a sunny day.

Our Multidisciplinary Approach

At Aqua Via, a multidisciplinary team of archaeologists and engineers works to document ancient infrastructure across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The team comprises field archaeologists, hydraulic engineers, geospatial analysts, and materials specialists. Collaboration between these perspectives shapes each stage of recording and analysis. Archaeological methods inform context and chronology, while engineering insights aid interpretation of structural design and function. Fieldwork must adapt to varied conditions in each region, including climate, terrain, and site access, which influence the methods available for documenting ancient roads, bridges, and water systems.

Our Team of Archaeologists and Engineers

At Aqua Via, our team comprises dedicated archaeologists and engineers who collaborate to document and analyse ancient infrastructure across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. From Roman roads and bridges to intricate water systems, we combine field expertise with engineering insight to uncover the ingenuity of past civilizations.

Our archaeologists specialise in excavation and artefact analysis, while our engineers assess structural design and hydraulic principles. Together, they create comprehensive records of ancient engineering achievements, contributing to a deeper understanding of how these societies solved complex problems.

Through meticulous surveys and cutting-edge technology, we aim to preserve this heritage and inspire modern solutions. Our work spans diverse landscapes, from the aqueducts of Europe to the terraces of Asia and the causeways of the Americas.