Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean

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Introduction: The Agency of Integration and Connectivity in the North-Western Mediterranean_x000D_
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Toni ?aeaco del Hoyo, Jordi Principal and Mike Dobson_x000D_
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ROME, ITALY AND THE WEST_x000D_
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1. Rome and the Western Mediterranean (150OCo70 BC): Empire and War_x000D_
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Fran??ois Cadiou_x000D_
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2. Non-Roman Coins in Italy: the Influence of Western Connections (3rdOCo1st Centuries BC)_x000D_
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Marleen K. Termeer _x000D_
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3. Military Connectivity between Romans and non-Romans in the West_x000D_
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Fernando Quesada _x000D_
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4. Transactions, Trading Practices and Structures in the Western Mediterranean: the Impact of Roman Hegemony_x000D_
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Alexis Gorgues _x000D_
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5. Ligurians, Gatekeepers of the West 197OCo118 BC_x000D_
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Gerard R. Vent??s and Gerard Cabezas-Guzm?in _x000D_
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HISPANIA CITERIOR AND TRANSALPINE GAUL_x000D_
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6. Initial Indications of a Roman Presence East of the Pyrenees: a Possible Transition Zone between Gaul and Iberia in the late 3rd and early 2nd centuries BC_x000D_
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?etienne Roudier, Ingrid Dunyach ?aand Jer??me B? (R)n? (R)zet _x000D_
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7. Numantia. A Green and Pleasant Land. Not once the Romans arrived!_x000D_
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Mike Dobson _x000D_
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8. Trading Networks in Transalpine Gaul before and after the Conquest of 125 BC_x000D_
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Corinne Sanchez _x000D_
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9. Late Iron Age .Iberians from Coastal North-Eastern Hispania and Rome_x000D_
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Josep Burch, Ana Costa, Neus Coromina, Josep M. Nolla, Llu?!s Palah?!, Marc Prat, Jordi Sagrera, Josefina Simon, David Viv?? and Jordi Vivo _x000D_
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10. Late Iron Age Iberians and Rome in the Segre Valley (North-East Hispania): Transformation and Integration_x000D_
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Ignasi Garc? (R)s and Borja Mart?!n _x000D_
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11. Tolosa Tectosagum: a Wide-Ranging Connectivity Hub between Transalpine Gaul, Aquitania and Hispania Citerior_x000D_
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Pierre Moret _x000D_
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12. Coinage from North-East Hispania Citerior and Rome, c. 150OCo70 BC_x000D_
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Marta Campo _x000D_
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13. A Fistful of Denarii. Coinage, Conquest and Connectivity in Southern Gaul (c. 150OCoc. 70 BC)_x000D_
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Eneko Hiriart and Charles Parisot-Sillon _x000D_
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SEABORNE CONNECTIVITY_x000D_
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14. Shipwrecks and Trade in the North-Western Mediterranean during the Third and Second Centuries BC: the Sea as an Agent of Connectivity_x000D_
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Franca Cibecchini _x000D_
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15. Emporion and its Port during the Second Century BC_x000D_
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Pere Castanyer, Marta Santos, Joaquim Tremoleda and Elisa _x000D_
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16. Exploring the OCyCultural RevolutionOCOE in Ancient Sicily between Hellenisation and Romanisation: a Reassessment_x000D_
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Daniele Malfitana _x000D_
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17. Between Carthage and Rome: Artisans, Businessmen and Colonists in Roman Republican Sardinia (150OCo50 BC)_x000D_
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Antonio Ibba _x000D_
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18. Rome and the Political Dimension of Piracy in the North-Western Mediterranean_x000D_
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Alfonso ?uelvarez-Ossorio _x000D_
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19. Between Traders and Pirates. Connectivity in the Balearic Islands from the Second Punic War to the Mid-First Century BC_x000D_
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Bartomeu Vallori-M?irquez _x000D_
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20. Rome and the NorthOCoWestern Mediterranean: Ports-of-Call and Sea Routes _x000D_
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Gerard Cabezas-Guzm?in and Gerard R. Vent??s _x000D_
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EPILOGUE_x000D_
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21. The Roman and Italian Economic Diaspora as a Factor of Connectivity between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean, 150OCo70 BC_x000D_
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Sophia Zoumbaki and Michalis Karambinis _x000D_
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22. A Message in a Bottle Crossing the North-Western Mediterranean_x000D_
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Jordi Principal and Toni ?aeaco del Hoyo _x000D_
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Index

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archaeological material; Archaeological Method & Theory; Balearic Islands; boundaries; Corsica; economic; expansion; Greece & Rome; Classical Civilization/Rome & the Roman Provinces/Archaeology; historical material; integration; interconnectivity; interdisciplinary; Italy; Mediterranean; mid-second century BC; military; north-western Mediterranean; numismatic material; political; region; Republican Rome; river Ebro; Rome; Sardinia; Sicily; social; Spain