TRAC 2000: Proceedings of the Tenth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, London 2000. Oxford: Oxbow Books (2001)
Edited by Gwyn Davies, Andrew Gardner & Kris Lockyear
Front Matter and Editors’ Preface (pp. i–vi)
Representing the Romans in the Museum of Scotland (pp. 1–11)
David Clarke & Fraser Hunter
Representing Londinium: The Influence of Colonial and Post-Colonial Discourses (pp. 12–24)
Francis Grew
Writing Colonial Conflict, Acknowledging Colonial Weakness (pp. 25–34)
Garrick Fincham
Identities in the Late Roman Army: Material and Textual Perspectives (pp. 35–47)
Andrew Gardner
Medicine, Culture and Military Identity (pp. 48–68)
Patricia A. Barker
Siege Works, Psychology and Symbolism (pp. 69–79)
Gwyn Davies
Animal Iconographies: Metaphor, Meaning and Identity (or Why Chinese Dragons Don’t Have Wings (pp. 80–93)
Miranda J. Aldhouse Green
An Archaeology of Food: A Case Study From Roman Britain (pp. 94–103)
Gillian Hawkes
Small Finds: Problems and Possibilities (pp. 104–111)
Kelly Spradley
‘Romanisation’ and the Body (pp. 112–124)
Gilly Carr
Infants, Cemeteries and Communities in the Roman Provinces (pp. 125–142)
John Pearce
Unpicking a Myth: The Infanticide of Female and Disabled Infants in Antiquity (pp. 143–151)
Eleanor Scott
Playing Dead: Implications of Mortuary Evidence for the Social Construction of Childhood in Roman Britain (pp. 152–168)
Rebecca Gowland
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