1. TRAC 2017 and new TRAC committee

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    | Conferences, TRAC
    24 March, 2016
    RAC/TRAC 2016 in Rome has now come to an end. Many thanks to the organisers at the Sapienza, BSR, Roman Society and especially the TRAC local organising committee of Roberta Cascino, Francesco De Stefano, Antonella Lepone, Chiara Maria Marchetti and Jeremia Pelgrom for organising a brilliant conference. Check out the storify of...
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  2. RAC/TRAC 2016

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    14 March, 2016
    The largest RAC/TRAC conference ever is starting this wednesday at the Sapienza Università di Roma, with 14 TRAC and 32 RAC sessions. If you can’t make it to the conference this year, you can follow proceedings through the TRAC twitter account – @TRACconference . The conference hashtag is #RACTRAC16, and individual sessions...
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  3. Travel Tips for TRAC 2016 in Rome

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    | Conferences, TRAC
    18 January, 2016
    TRAC 2016 is just two months away. To help you plan your trip, Matthew Mandich has put together a list of useful links for travel and sightseeing in Rome. Getting around: The closest metro stop for the RAC/TRAC conference held at the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’ is Policlincio on...
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  4. TRAC 2016 Bursaries

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    | Bursaries, Conferences
    11 January, 2016
    Generous contributions from the Roman Society and Barbican Research Associates allow us to offer a limited number of bursaries for TRAC 2016. Bursaries are open to speakers in TRAC sessions (not RAC sessions) who are currently post-graduate students, studying at institutions in the UK and abroad. The TRAC Standing Committee...
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  5. TRAC 2016

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    13 July, 2015
    The 26th Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference will take place alongside the Roman Archaeology Conference at Sapienza University of Rome, 16th-19th March 2016. More information will be coming soon… UPDATE: Please see the TRAC 2016 Conference Page for more details.
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  6. TRAC Conference Review 2: TRAC vs CA

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    | Guest Blog, Reviews, TRAC
    9 May, 2015
    Stuart McKie – PhD Student, Open University   TRAC sessions attended: Charmed, I’m sure: Roman magic – old theory, new approaches Theorizing space and material culture in Late Antiquity (first half) Interdisciplinary approaches to Roman artefacts (second half) Contextualising coins, assembling contexts and interrogating agency Integrating Environmental and Theoretical Roman...
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  7. TRAC25 Review 1: the TRAC first-timer

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    | Guest Blog
    13 April, 2015
    Sessions attended: Charmed, I’m sure: Roman magic – old theory, new approaches (first half) Socio-corporeal practices in the provinces (second half) Interdisciplinary approaches to Roman artefacts Socks & sandals: historical fiction as archaeological technique? Integrating environmental and theoretical Roman archaeology As a first-time TRAC-goer I signed up for the conference...
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