TRAC 96: Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Sheffield 1996. Oxford: Oxbow Books (1997)
Edited by Karen Meadows, Chris Lemke & Jo Heron
Front Matter and Editors’ Preface (pp. i–iv)
Theorising Roman Archaeology (pp. 1–7)
J. C. Barrett
‘Romanization – Imperialism’ – What are We Talking About? (pp. 8–14)
P. Freeman
Beyond ‘Romanization’: Technologies of Power in Roman Britain (pp. 15–21)
C. Forcey
Post Processual Economics: The Role of African Red Slip Ware Vessel Volume in Mediterranean Demography (pp. 29–37)
J. W. J. Hawthorne
Samian: Beyond Dating (pp. 38–54)
S. Willis
Symbols, Pottery and Trade (pp. 55–64)
P. Rush
NATIVE or ROMAN? Ironwork Hoards in Northern Britain (pp. 65–72)
A. R. J. Hutcheson
Abandonment, Rubbish Disposal and ‘Special’ Deposits at Newstead (pp. 73–81)
S. Clarke
Economy and Ritual: The Use of Animal bone in the Interpretation of the Iron Age to Roman Cultural Transition (pp. 82–90)
J. E. Richardson
Thinking the Unthinkable: Human Sacrifice in Roman Britain? (pp. 91–100)
R. M. J. Isserlin
Elite Settlements in the Roman and Sub-Roman Period (pp. 101–112)
D. Petts
Negotiating Nuraghi: Settlement and the Construction of Ethnicity in Roman Sardinia (pp. 113–119)
E. Blake
Immaterial Culture: Invisible Peasants and Consumer Subcultures in North-West Britannia (pp. 120–132)
K. J. Matthews
Aspects of Romanization in the Wroxeter Hinterland (pp. 133–143)
R. H. White & P. M. van Leusen
Pooling Resources – The Use of Water for Social Control in the Roman Empire (pp. 144–150)
S. Ellis
Towards a Theory of Roman Urbanism: Beyond Economics and Ideal-Types (pp. 151–162)
M. Grahame
‘Roman’ Urban Form and Culture Difference (pp. 163–172)
S. Clarke & D. J. Robinson
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