Articles

Native Deities and Multiple Identities: An Anthropological Approach to Reconceptualising Divine Marriage in the Roman Provinces
Native Deities and Multiple Identities: An Anthropological Approach to Reconceptualising Divine Marriage in the Roman Provinces

Stephanie Moat

2020-12-11 2020 • Volume 3 • 8

Identity Through the Looking Glass: How the Perception of Identity in Roman Funerary Archaeology Developed in Slovenia
Identity Through the Looking Glass: How the Perception of Identity in Roman Funerary Archaeology Developed in Slovenia

Kaja Stemberger

2020-12-04 2020 • Volume 3 • 7

Decorating Overlapping Buildings: A Domus and Palmyrene Temple at Colonia Dacica Sarmizegetusa
Decorating Overlapping Buildings: A Domus and Palmyrene Temple at Colonia Dacica Sarmizegetusa

Ovidiu Țentea and Bianca Cristiana Olteanu

2020-12-04 2020 • Volume 3 • 6

Creolage. A Bottom-Up Approach to Cultural Change in Roman Times
Creolage. A Bottom-Up Approach to Cultural Change in Roman Times

Ralph Haeussler and Elizabeth Webster

2020-11-24 2020 • Volume 3 • 5

Is Archaeological Practice Obscuring our Understanding of the Late Roman Fifth Century?
Is Archaeological Practice Obscuring our Understanding of the Late Roman Fifth Century?

Vince Van Thienen

2020-11-23 2020 • Volume 3 • 4

Before and After Rome: The Incised Contours Technique in the Art of Gallia Narbonensis
Before and After Rome: The Incised Contours Technique in the Art of Gallia Narbonensis

Gretel Rodríguez

2020-11-12 2020 • Volume 3 • 3

The Ruination of Dura-Europos
The Ruination of Dura-Europos

J. A. Baird

2020-09-01 2020 • Volume 3 • 2

Fodder for Change: Animals, Urbanisation, and Socio-Economic Transformation in Protohistoric Italy
Fodder for Change: Animals, Urbanisation, and Socio-Economic Transformation in Protohistoric Italy

Angela Trentacoste

2020-06-26 2020 • Volume 3 • 1

Painting by Numbers: A Quantitative Approach to Roman Art
Painting by Numbers: A Quantitative Approach to Roman Art

Carla Brain

2019-12-17 2019 • Volume 2 • 10

An Archaeology of the Subalterns’ Disaggregated History: Interpreting Burial Manipulations of Roman-Period Sardinia through Gramsci’s Theory
An Archaeology of the Subalterns’ Disaggregated History: Interpreting Burial Manipulations of Roman-Period Sardinia through Gramsci’s Theory

Mauro Puddu

2019-12-17 2019 • Volume 2 • 9