TRAC 97: Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Nottingham 1997. Oxford: Oxbow Books (1998)
Edited by Colin Forcey, John Hawthorne & Robert Witcher
Front Matter and Editors’ Preface (pp. i–iv)
Redefining Romanization: Material Culture and the Question of Social Continuity in Roman Britain (pp. 1–10)
Mark Grahame
Motivation and Ideologies of Romanization (pp. 11–19)
Ralph Häussler
The Romanization of Italy: Global Acculturation or Cultural Bricolage? (pp. 20–27)
Nicola Terrenato
Social Change and Architectural Diversity in Roman Period Britain (pp. 28–41)
Simon Clarke
Ritual, Space and Politics. Reflections in the Archaeological Record of Social Developments in Lepcis Magna, Tripolitania (pp. 42–52)
Frances Condron
Theoretical Influences on Two Reports of Romano-British Land Division (pp. 53–59)
John W. M. Peterson
Roman Roads: Phenomenological Perspectives on Roads in the Landscape (pp. 60–70)
Robert Witcher
The Ancient Monument in Romano-British Ritual Practices (pp. 71–86)
Howard M. R. Williams
Whatever Happened to the Heroes? Ancestral Cults and the Enigma of Romano-Celtic Temples (pp. 87–98)
Colin Forcey
From Death to Deposition: The Sequence of Ritual in Cremation Burials of the Roman Period (pp. 99–111)
John Pearce
Burial and Gender in Late- and Sub-Roman Britain (pp. 112–124)
David Petts
Brooches and Identities in First Century AD Britain: More Than Meets The Eye? (pp. 125–137)
S. Jundi & J. D. Hill
Tales from a Romanist: A Personal View of Archaeology and ;Equal Oppertunities’ (pp. 138–147)
Eleanor Scott
Mystifying Roman Nails: Clavus Annalis, Defixiones and Minkisi (pp. 148–159)
David Dungworth
Pottery and Paradigm in the Early Western Empire (pp. 160–172)
John W. J. Hawthorne
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