People and spaces in Roman military bases / / Penelope M. Allison.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Cambridge, New York : : Cambridge University Press,, 2013. |
| Year of Publication: | 2013 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (510 pages) :; illustrations |
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Table of Contents:
- Approaching Roman military communities
- Studying Roman artefacts and social practice
- Site selection and data processing
- Categorising Roman artefacts
- Veterali
- Introduction
- Activity and identity categories for specific artefacts analyses of artefact distribution
- Rottweil (Ara Flaviae) - forts I-II
- Introduction to Rottweil
- Introduction to forts I-II
- Activity and identity categories for specific artefacts, analyses of artefact distribution
- The fort at Oberstimm
- Introduction
- Activity and identity categories for specific artefacts, analyses of artefact distribution
- The fort at Hesselbach
- Introduction
- Activity and identity categories for specific artefacts, analyses of artefact distribution
- The fort at Ellingen
- Introduction
- Activity and identity categories for specific artefacts, analyses of artefact distribution
- Intersite spatial distribution of activities and use of space
- Status and gender identity - the roles and impact of women and children
- Concluding comments
- Appendices
- A: Accessing and use data and the data and the distribution maps
- B: Vetera I: preparation and assessment of the data
- C: Rottweil forts I and II: preparation and assessment of the data
- D: Oberstimm: preparation and assessment of the data
- E: Hesselbach: preparation and assessment of the data
- F: Ellingen: preparation and assessment of the data
- G: Drawings of artefacts.