Towards a Multisensory Experience of Movement in the City of Rome*

Abstract

This chapter describes how a framework for multisensory mapping of the ancient city may be developed from sensory data recovered from classical literature, epigraphy, and the archaeological record for ancient Rome, utilizing methodologies from phenomenological fieldwork (empirical visual, auditory, and olfactory data collection) and theoretical approaches from sensual research.

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