Bence Simon

Bence Simon is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Archaeological Sciences and a lecturer in the Department of Classical and Roman Archaeology. His work focuses on Roman provincial archaeology in Hungary, particularly the settlements, infrastructure, and military systems around Aquincum and Brigetio.

• Institute of Archaeological Sciences
• Department of Classical and Roman Archaeology

His research spans Roman settlement patterns, GIS modeling, agricultural hinterlands, and frontier fortifications. Recent projects include excavations of Early Roman villages, legionary baths, and ancient aqueducts using multi-disciplinary approaches.

Notable article trends include analysis of Roman military infrastructure, geospatial modeling of ancient landscapes, and rural settlement dynamics. Key subfields include aqueduct studies, legionary logistics, and non-destructive excavation techniques.