Articles

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  Research Articles

  The Bizarre Bazaar: Early Excavation in the Roman East and Problems of Nomenclature 

  29 Mar 2007

  : 34-42
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  The Use of Amphorae for Interpreting Patterns of Consumption

  Mariana Egri

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 43-58
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  Chop and Change: Specialist Cattle Carcass Processing in Roman Britain

  Mark Maltby

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 59-76
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  A Local Barrow for Local People?
  The Ferry Fryston Cattle in Context

  David Orton

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 77-91
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  New Images for Old Rituals: Stelae of Saturn and Personal Cult in Roman North Africa

  Günther Schörner

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 92-102
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  The Appearance of Health:
  The Symbolic Construction of the Healthy Body through Urban Cemetery Evidence from Late Iron Age and Early Roman Britain

  Angela Turner-Wilson

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 103-114
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  Amphora Burials and Burials with Amphorae: On the Reuse of Amphorae in the Northern Necropolis of Potentia (Porto Recanati, Marche)

  Patrick Monsieur

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 133-149
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  Subculture and Small Group Identity in Iron Age and Roman Baldock 

  Keith J. Fitzpatrick-Matthews

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 150-171
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  Identities in Life and Death in Roman Britain: The Case of Baldock

  Judith Rosten

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 172-182
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  A Specific Problem? The Detection, Protection and Exploration of Romano-British Cremation Cemeteries through Competitive Tendering

  Jake Weekes

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  29 Mar 2007

  : 183-191
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  Catering for the Cultural Identities of the Deceased in Roman Britain: Interpretative Potential and Problems 

  29 Mar 2007

  : 115-132
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  Editorial

  Preface and Editors’ Preface

  
  

  Ben Croxford, Nick Ray, Roman Roth, Natalie White

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  29 Mar 2007

  : i-vi
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  Late Roman Frontier Communities in Northern Britain: A Theoretical Context for the ‘End’ of Hadrian’s Wall

  Rob Collins

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 1-11
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  Romanization in Southern Epirus: A Ceramic Perspective

  
  

  Melissa Moore Morison

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 12-24
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  Consumption and Roman Archaeology: Beyond Pompeii

  
  

  Nick Ray

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 25-41
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  Modelling Roman Demography and Urban Dependency in Central Italy

  Helen Goodchild

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 42-56
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  Discarding the Destitute: Ancient and Modern Attitudes Towards Burial Practices and Memory Preservation Amongst the Lower Classes of Rome

  E-J. Graham

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 57-72
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  An Alleged Far West? The Romanisation of the Countryside in Western Gaul

  Cécilia Courbot-Dewerdt

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 73-82
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  Fertile Imaginations: Pastoralist Production and a New Interpretation of a Roman Period Relief Sculpture from Bath

  D. Martin Goldberg

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 83-98
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  Wild Animals and Domestic Animals in the Roman Sacrificial Ritual: Distinctions Between ‘Human’ and ‘Animal’ Animals?

  Günther Schörner

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 99-110
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  15 years of TRAC – Reflections on a Journey

  
  

  Eleanor Scott

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 111-115
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  21st Century TRAC: Is the Roman Battery Flat?

  
  

  Ray Laurence

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 116-127
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  Research Articles

  The Future of TRAC

  
  

  Andrew Gardner

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  24 Mar 2006

  : 128-137
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  Editorial

  Preface and Editors’ Preface

  
  

  Ben Croxford, Helen Goodchild, Jason Lucas, Nick Ray

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  24 Mar 2006

  : i-vi
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  Research Articles

  The Economy of Roman Britain: Representation and Historiography

  31 Mar 2005

  : 1-15