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TRAC 2016 Call for Papers
We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the 26th Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (TRAC), which will be held at the Sapienza, Università di Roma, Italy from Wednesday 16 to Saturday 19 March, 2016. Proposals for papers are invited for the TRAC general session(s) or for one... -
TRAC Workshop on Practice Theory
Beginning in 2016, TRAC is expanding our range of events beyond the annual conference. Our inaugural TRAC Workshop will take place on Saturday, 30 January 2016 at the UCL Institute of Archaeology, London (UK). This workshop is entitled “Making practice perfect: approaches to everyday life in Roman archaeology,” and focuses... -
TRAC 2016 Call for Sessions
We are pleased to announce that the TRAC 2016 Call for Sessions is now open! The 26th annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (TRAC) is to be held at the Sapienza, Università di Roma, from Wednesday 16 to Saturday 19 March 2016. TRAC is an unincorporated voluntary association that has developed... -
TRAC 2016
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. -
TRAC Conference Review 2: TRAC vs CA
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... -
TRAC25 Review 1: the TRAC first-timer
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... -
Things to do in Leicester
Leicester is a vibrant city with lots to offer delegates attending TRAC 2015. Our Local Organising Committee have put together some suggestions to help you make the most of your visit. -
Tips for Travelling to Leicester
With just two weeks to go until this year’s conference many people will be planning their journey to Leicester. Here are our top tips for reaching Ratae Corieltauvorum. Train The best way to travel to Leicester is by train. The city is situated on the Midland Mainline and is served by... -
#TRAC25 (TRAC 2015) Conference Programme now available
The full programme for the 25th Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference is now available. For full details, see our conference programme page: http://trac.org.uk/conferences/trac2015/programme/. -
TRAC Reception to be held at Jewry Wall Museum
We are pleased to announce that the Leicestershire Archaeological & Historical Society will be sponsoring a reception for delegates at the Jewry Wall Museum as part of TRAC 2015. The reception will follow the plenary lecture on Friday 27 March, which will be delivered by Dr Andrew Gardner, Senior Lecturer in the Archaeology of the Roman...
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