TRAC 99: Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Durham 1999

Editorial

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  Preface and Editors’ Introduction

  Garrick Fincham,  Geoff Harrison,  Louise Revell,  René Rogers Holland

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  06 Apr 2000

  :i-x

Research Articles

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  The Creation of Multiple Identities in Roman Italica

  Louise Revell

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  06 Apr 2000

  :1-7
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  Illuminating Roman Britain

  Hella Eckardt

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  06 Apr 2000

  :8-21
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  In Search of a Different Roman Period: The Finds Assemblage at the Newstead Military Complex

  Simon Clarke

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  06 Apr 2000

  :22-29
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  Romanisation, Status and the Landscape: Extracting a Discrepant Perspective from Survey Data 

  Garrick Fincham

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  06 Apr 2000

  :30-36
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  Social Organisations within the Roman Army

  Andrew Pegler

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  06 Apr 2000

  :37-43
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  Taberna Economics

  Ardle Mac Mahon

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  06 Apr 2000

  :44-52
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  Roman Maritime Activities Around Britain: What is the Evidence and How Might it be Enhanced?

  Michael Walsh

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  06 Apr 2000

  :53-63
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  Cattle, Culture, Status and Soldiers in Northern England 

  Sue Stallibrass

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  06 Apr 2000

  :64-73
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  Food, Ritual and Rubbish in the Making on Pompeii

  Marina Ciaraldi,  Jane Richardson

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  06 Apr 2000

  :74-82
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  Wood, Masonry and the Construction of Identity: Comparing Southern Britain and Gaul, 4th to 7th Centuries 

  Dominic Janes

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  06 Apr 2000

  :83-89
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  From Periphery to Core in Late Antique Mauretania

  Alan Rushworth

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  06 Apr 2000

  :90-103
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  The Application of GIS to the Study of Settlement Patterns: Silchester, a Case Study

  Devon Tully

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  06 Apr 2000

  :104-117
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  Use of a GIS for Regional Archaeological Analysis: Application of Computer-Based Techniques to Iron Age and Roman Settlement Distribution in North-West Portugal 

  Kris Strutt

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  06 Apr 2000

  :118-141