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This paper considers three specific artifact sets and mortuary practices occurring in the Roman southeastern Alpine world from the first to third centuries ad. These are the 'Norican-Panno-nian' costume set, the 'Norican-Pannonian' barrow... more
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      Romanisation, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Roman burial practices, Mortuary archaeology
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      Roman History, Archaeology of pre-Roman Italy, Romanisation, Acculturation and 'Romanisation'
La question des influences venues de la péninsule italique sur l’urbanisme et l’architecture de la Provence et de la basse vallée du Rhône aux iie et ier s. av. n. è. a été maintes fois débattue dans des travaux dont certains ont fait... more
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      Architecture, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Roman Gaul, Protohistory
A poster made for a PhD poster workshop held at the Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen.
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      Portraiture, Etruscan Archaeology, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Posters
This paper tries to analyse synthetically the local origins and the romanised development of the cult of the Matronae. We explain its organisation in the civitas Ubiorum, then in the colonia Agrippinensis (CCAA) in Köln, and also propose... more
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      Roman History, Roman Religion, Latin Epigraphy, Acculturation and 'Romanisation'
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      Latin Epigraphy, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Roman Archaeology, Archéologie gallo-romaine
CLEMENT (B.), DESBAT (A.) - Construire dans la moyenne vallée du Rhône à l’époque tardo-républicaine et augustéenne (IIe et Ier siècles avant notre ère) : l’exemple des colonies de Lyon, Vienne et Valence, In Guichard (V.), Vaginay (M.),... more
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      Building Materials (Archaeology), Romanisation, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', History of Construction
Settlement evidence has long been an under-studied category of finds in examining the cultural changes which occurred in northern central Europe in the final centuries BC. These changes have been widely associated with the process of... more
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      Architecture, Migration, Settlement Patterns, Agriculture
Un nouvel examen de l’inscription de Narbonne (CIL XII 4338) d’époque augustéenne dédiée à Vulcain et à son aménagement religieux permet de comprendre ce lieu de culte comme le décalque exact des sanctuaires de Vulcain à Rome, ce qui... more
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      Roman Religion, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Roman Archaeology
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      Urbanism, Romanisation, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Roman Sicily
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      Roman military archaeology, Archaeology of Roman Hispania, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Romanization
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      Classical Archaeology, Art History, Roman Villae, Iron Age Gaul (Archaeology)
The Vangiones were first mentioned by Caesar. But what do we really know about them? There are lots of theories and speculations that are often presented as facts: Celts or Germans? Size of their territory? Their cults and material... more
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      Ancient History, Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Celtic Studies
The Gauls/Celts in Italy present us with a number of conundrums, such as the alleged 'invasion' of Italy, the pre-invasion Celtic-speaking peoples in North Italy, the nature of 'Celticity' in the 4th-1st centuries BCE, the discrepant... more
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      Roman History, Celtic Studies, Celtic Linguistics, Roman Republic
Culture Clash and Cross-Fertilization in the religions across the Roman world. The process of Interpretatio is an important mechanism to overcome the cultural differences in the Roman empire by providing a common language that is... more
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      Roman History, Celtic Studies, Roman Religion, Ancient Religion
Identity is a difficult topic to grasp as it can both be personal and reflective of a wider community. Identity can, therefore, shift rapidly between countries, states, and even cities. When looking at something as large as the Roman... more
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      Globalization, Identity (Culture), Roman Empire, Acculturation and 'Romanisation'
Existing theories and models to explain the complex developments in art and material culture in the highly interconnected Roman world are clearly unsatisfactory. Having jettisoned 'Romanisation' and 'acculturation' for their inherent bias... more
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      Classical Archaeology, Bricolage, Archaeological Method & Theory, Sociology of Arts
Die urbane Landschaft der Peloponnes befand sich am Anbruch der römischen Kaiserzeit im Wandel. Die alten griechischen Poleis sahen sich nicht zuletzt durch die Neugründung der römischen coloniae Korinth und Patrai mit den geänderten... more
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      Classical Archaeology, Roman History, Urbanism, Greek Archaeology
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      Plutarch, Acculturation and 'Romanisation', Pausanias, Greek sanctuaries
Popularizing article & summary of my MA-thesis in Dutch. Discusses the dichotomy of 'desert' vs 'sown' and 'Roman' vs 'indigenous' in the historiography on Late Antique North Africa, based on survey archaeology and Procopius' and... more
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      Late Antique and Byzantine Studies, Late Antiquity, Roman North Africa (Archaeology), Acculturation and 'Romanisation'