Embracing the provinces :: society and material culture of the Roman frontier regions /
"This is a collection of essays focused on people and their daily lives living in the Roman provinces, c. 27 BC-AD 476. The main aim is to showcase the vibrancy of Roman provincial studies and suggest new directions, or new emphasis, for future investigation of the Roman provincial world. It ca...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This is a collection of essays focused on people and their daily lives living in the Roman provinces, c. 27 BC-AD 476. The main aim is to showcase the vibrancy of Roman provincial studies and suggest new directions, or new emphasis, for future investigation of the Roman provincial world. It capitalizes on a wealth of data made available in recent decades to provide a holistic view on life in the Roman provinces by analysing various aspects of daily routine in the frontier regions, such as eating, dressing, and interacting. The contributors, who are acknowledged experts in their fields, make use of innovative interpretations and modern approaches to address current issues in the study of the provinces and frontiers of the Roman Empire. Twenty-one essays are cohesively structured around five themes, encompassing studies on the female and juvenile presence on Roman military sites, Roman provincial cooking, and Roman cavalry and horse equipment. For the first time in the Roman provincial scholarship the volume has a special section on the subject of Roman leather, providing a much-needed overview of the current stance of work. A few papers deal also with experimental archaeology. The essays reflect a wide geographical and chronological range, while retaining thematic consistency"-- |
| Beschreibung: | "Essays in honour of Dr Carol van Driel-Murray." |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xi, 202 pages, 12 pages of plates) : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references. Includes a bibliography of the works of Carol van Driel-Murray (pages 197-202). |
| ISBN: | 9781789250169 1789250161 9781789250183 1789250188 |
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| spelling | Embracing the provinces : society and material culture of the Roman frontier regions / edited by Tatiana Ivleva, Jasper De Bruin and Mark Driessen. Society and material culture of the Roman frontier regions Oxford : Oxbow Books, 2018. ©2018 1 online resource (xi, 202 pages, 12 pages of plates) : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier "Essays in honour of Dr Carol van Driel-Murray." Includes bibliographical references. Includes a bibliography of the works of Carol van Driel-Murray (pages 197-202). Carol van Driel_murray: an appreciation / David J. Breeze -- Part 1: It's a man's world. 1. Two pieces of cavalry helmet from the province of Gelderland / Annelies Koster -- 2. "If you go down to the woods today ... ": a rare item of Roman horse gear from the Dutch-German border / Clive Bridger with a contribution by Frank Willer -- 3. Ethnic identity and archaeology: case studies from the "national numeri" of imperial Rome's armies / Ian Haynes -- 4. Transfers between units in the Roman army / David J. Breezer -- Part 2: Gender matters. 5. Ghost train: the (almost) invisible dependants of the Roman garrison at Dura-Europos, Syria / Simon James -- 6. Farming the frontier? mixed occupants and occupations at a Romean outpost in the Rhine delta, c. AD 180-230 / Erik P. Graafstal -- 7. Tracing women in Roman numismatics / Fleur Kemmers -- 8. Multi-functionality of a Romano-British glass bangle: between theory and practice / Tatiana Ivleva -- 9. A Germanic woman's hairpin from the Roman Naval Fleet Base Velsen I (NL): a story of lost and found again / Michael Erdrich -- 10. Veiling in Pannonia / Ursula Rothe -- Part 3: What's cooking? Military and civilian foodstuff. 11. Meals and the Roman military / Penelope M. Allison -- 12. Food for soldiers: farm deliveries from Germania inferior in the second and third centuries AD / Laura I. Kooistra -- 13. Nice Meating: the canabae legionis livestock market at Nijmegen revisited / Mark Driessen -- 14. Cauldrons and feasting in Oppidum Batavorum on the eve of the Batavian Revolt / Harry van Enckevort -- Part 4: A long walk from Rome: the leatherwork at the empire's edges. 15. Footwear and fashion on the fringe: stamps and decoration on leather and shoes from Vindolanda (1993-2016) / Elizabeth M. Greene -- 16. The shoe is on the other foot? the introduction of footwear as an example for changes in the rural community of the Cananefates / Jasper de Bruin -- 17. Another piece in the jigsaw: the leather from a Roman well at Tollgate Farm, Staffordshire, UK / Quita Mould -- Part 5: Filling the gaps: investigating the unexplored areas in provincial studies. 18. "Putting some flesh on the bones": bringing Roman London to life / Jenny Hall -- 19. Pillow talk / Lindsay Allason-Jones -- 20. Stylising the functional: wooden hair combs from Vindolanda / Barbara Birley. "This is a collection of essays focused on people and their daily lives living in the Roman provinces, c. 27 BC-AD 476. The main aim is to showcase the vibrancy of Roman provincial studies and suggest new directions, or new emphasis, for future investigation of the Roman provincial world. It capitalizes on a wealth of data made available in recent decades to provide a holistic view on life in the Roman provinces by analysing various aspects of daily routine in the frontier regions, such as eating, dressing, and interacting. The contributors, who are acknowledged experts in their fields, make use of innovative interpretations and modern approaches to address current issues in the study of the provinces and frontiers of the Roman Empire. Twenty-one essays are cohesively structured around five themes, encompassing studies on the female and juvenile presence on Roman military sites, Roman provincial cooking, and Roman cavalry and horse equipment. For the first time in the Roman provincial scholarship the volume has a special section on the subject of Roman leather, providing a much-needed overview of the current stance of work. A few papers deal also with experimental archaeology. The essays reflect a wide geographical and chronological range, while retaining thematic consistency"-- Provided by publisher Print version record. Roman provinces Antiquities. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2006002121 Roman provinces Social conditions. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2006002118 Social archaeology Rome Provinces. Material culture Rome Provinces History. Archéologie sociale Rome Provinces. Culture matérielle Rome Provinces Histoire. 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| spellingShingle | Embracing the provinces : society and material culture of the Roman frontier regions / Carol van Driel_murray: an appreciation / Two pieces of cavalry helmet from the province of Gelderland / "If you go down to the woods today ... ": a rare item of Roman horse gear from the Dutch-German border / Ethnic identity and archaeology: case studies from the "national numeri" of imperial Rome's armies / Transfers between units in the Roman army / Ghost train: the (almost) invisible dependants of the Roman garrison at Dura-Europos, Syria / Farming the frontier? mixed occupants and occupations at a Romean outpost in the Rhine delta, c. AD 180-230 / Tracing women in Roman numismatics / Multi-functionality of a Romano-British glass bangle: between theory and practice / A Germanic woman's hairpin from the Roman Naval Fleet Base Velsen I (NL): a story of lost and found again / Veiling in Pannonia / Meals and the Roman military / Food for soldiers: farm deliveries from Germania inferior in the second and third centuries AD / Nice Meating: the canabae legionis livestock market at Nijmegen revisited / Cauldrons and feasting in Oppidum Batavorum on the eve of the Batavian Revolt / Footwear and fashion on the fringe: stamps and decoration on leather and shoes from Vindolanda (1993-2016) / The shoe is on the other foot? the introduction of footwear as an example for changes in the rural community of the Cananefates / Another piece in the jigsaw: the leather from a Roman well at Tollgate Farm, Staffordshire, UK / "Putting some flesh on the bones": bringing Roman London to life / Pillow talk / Stylising the functional: wooden hair combs from Vindolanda / Roman provinces Antiquities. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2006002121 Roman provinces Social conditions. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2006002118 Social archaeology Rome Provinces. Material culture Rome Provinces History. Archéologie sociale Rome Provinces. Culture matérielle Rome Provinces Histoire. HISTORY Ancient Rome. bisacsh SOCIAL SCIENCE Archaeology. bisacsh Roman provinces Antiquities fast Roman provinces Social conditions fast |
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| title_alt | Society and material culture of the Roman frontier regions Carol van Driel_murray: an appreciation / Two pieces of cavalry helmet from the province of Gelderland / "If you go down to the woods today ... ": a rare item of Roman horse gear from the Dutch-German border / Ethnic identity and archaeology: case studies from the "national numeri" of imperial Rome's armies / Transfers between units in the Roman army / Ghost train: the (almost) invisible dependants of the Roman garrison at Dura-Europos, Syria / Farming the frontier? mixed occupants and occupations at a Romean outpost in the Rhine delta, c. AD 180-230 / Tracing women in Roman numismatics / Multi-functionality of a Romano-British glass bangle: between theory and practice / A Germanic woman's hairpin from the Roman Naval Fleet Base Velsen I (NL): a story of lost and found again / Veiling in Pannonia / Meals and the Roman military / Food for soldiers: farm deliveries from Germania inferior in the second and third centuries AD / Nice Meating: the canabae legionis livestock market at Nijmegen revisited / Cauldrons and feasting in Oppidum Batavorum on the eve of the Batavian Revolt / Footwear and fashion on the fringe: stamps and decoration on leather and shoes from Vindolanda (1993-2016) / The shoe is on the other foot? the introduction of footwear as an example for changes in the rural community of the Cananefates / Another piece in the jigsaw: the leather from a Roman well at Tollgate Farm, Staffordshire, UK / "Putting some flesh on the bones": bringing Roman London to life / Pillow talk / Stylising the functional: wooden hair combs from Vindolanda / |
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| title_full | Embracing the provinces : society and material culture of the Roman frontier regions / edited by Tatiana Ivleva, Jasper De Bruin and Mark Driessen. |
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