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1. The nature of Roman imperialism;
2. The pattern of later iron age societies;
3. The invasion strategy and its consequences;
4. The emergence of the 'civitates';
5. The maturity of the 'civitates';
6. Development at the periphery;
7. The developed economy;
8. Later Roman rural development;
9. Epilogue: decline and fall?
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Erikka Wilson
reviewed The Romanization of Britain: An Essay in Archaeological Interpretation on September 12, 2013
The Romanization of Britain: An Essay in Archaeological Interpretation
I saw on Twitter recently someone complaining how dull archaeological textbooks often are. This is no exception. It starts well and the information within it is useful, but getting to the point means trawling through a mass of impenetrable prose. Something to dip into for a specific site or theme rather than to read as a linear telling.
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