Jamie Sewell

Jamie Sewell, PhD, has many years’ experience supervising excavations in Britain, Germany, Romania and Italy, including Pompeii and Sicily. He has authored a book and many articles on the archaeology of towns in Hellenistic Italy and in the broader Mediterranean. His ongoing research is focussed on how and why larger settlements in Italy transformed as a result of the Roman conquest of the peninsula. Jamie has lectured at Durham University, Humboldt University in Berlin, and has more than a decade’s worth of experience working as a historical guide.