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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Roman military"”.
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We Built this City on Rock and Romans: A geospatial comparison of Economy, Infrastructure, Settlement and Culture between Dorchester, Dorset, and Winchester, Hampshire, and their Environs during the Period 300AD- 700AD.
The Roman military notoriously left Britain in 410AD after unrest on the Empire’s borders and the sacking of Rome by Alaric and his band of Goths - a period of economic collapse followed in Britain… Or did it? This project endeavoured to define the urban developments (or lack of) that took place …
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Daedala Tecta: Architectural Terracottas And Cultural Memory In Republican Italy
… in the face of sweeping changes brought on by Roman military expansion. Focusing on the case studies of Cosa and Minturnae in the last three centuries BCE, this dissertation uses architectural terracottas to address broader questions of colonial processes and changing religious landscapes in …
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Roman temporary camps in Britain
… the first time in print a comprehensive list of Roman temporary camps in Britain, drawn from published and archival sources. This material is presented as a corpus at the end of the volume. Following the introductory chapter, which outlines the scope of the work, the history of the development of …
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The Experience of Space and Place in World Heritage Site Management
… by the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, the Roman military site by Housesteads Roman Fort on Hadrian’s Wall and the urban medieval secular and religious sites by Durham Castle and Cathedral. Exploring the visitor experience of these sites allowed comparative analysis, revealing a complex and …
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Formidable genus armorum: the horse archers of the Roman Imperial Army
… they were recruited into and employed by the Roman army in strength only starting at the reign of Augustus. Units of horse archers were almost exclusively recruited from eastern lands and were employed there as well, not only in war, but also as the border garrisons of Pannonia, Dacia, Africa, …
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Oaths and Greed in Tacitus' Histories
Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2017-08-10 without embargo terms