Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean
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Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean
Integration and connectivity c. 150-70 BC
Principal, Jordi; Naco del Hoyo, Toni; Dobson, Mike
Oxbow Books
10/2022
288
Dura
Inglês
9781789257175
15 a 20 dias
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List of contributors
Introduction: The Agency of Integration and Connectivity in the North-Western Mediterranean
Toni Naco del Hoyo, Jordi Principal and Mike Dobson
ROME, ITALY AND THE WEST
1. Rome and the Western Mediterranean (150-70 BC): Empire and War
Francois Cadiou
2. Non-Roman Coins in Italy: the Influence of Western Connections (3rd-1st Centuries BC)
Marleen K. Termeer
3. Military Connectivity between Romans and non-Romans in the West
Fernando Quesada
4. Transactions, Trading Practices and Structures in the Western Mediterranean: the Impact of Roman Hegemony
Alexis Gorgues
5. Ligurians, Gatekeepers of the West 197-118 BC
Gerard R. Ventos and Gerard Cabezas-Guzman
HISPANIA CITERIOR AND TRANSALPINE GAUL
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
Etienne Roudier, Ingrid Dunyach and Jerome Benezet
7. Numantia. A Green and Pleasant Land. Not once the Romans arrived!
Mike Dobson
8. Trading Networks in Transalpine Gaul before and after the Conquest of 125 BC
Corinne Sanchez
9. Late Iron Age .Iberians from Coastal North-Eastern Hispania and Rome
Josep Burch, Ana Costa, Neus Coromina, Josep M. Nolla, Lluis Palahi, Marc Prat, Jordi Sagrera, Josefina Simon, David Vivo and Jordi Vivo
10. Late Iron Age Iberians and Rome in the Segre Valley (North-East Hispania): Transformation and Integration
Ignasi Garces and Borja Martin
11. Tolosa Tectosagum: a Wide-Ranging Connectivity Hub between Transalpine Gaul, Aquitania and Hispania Citerior
Pierre Moret
12. Coinage from North-East Hispania Citerior and Rome, c. 150-70 BC
Marta Campo
13. A Fistful of Denarii. Coinage, Conquest and Connectivity in Southern Gaul (c. 150-c. 70 BC)
Eneko Hiriart and Charles Parisot-Sillon
SEABORNE CONNECTIVITY
14. Shipwrecks and Trade in the North-Western Mediterranean during the Third and Second Centuries BC: the Sea as an Agent of Connectivity
Franca Cibecchini
15. Emporion and its Port during the Second Century BC
Pere Castanyer, Marta Santos, Joaquim Tremoleda and Elisa
16. Exploring the 'Cultural Revolution' in Ancient Sicily between Hellenisation and Romanisation: a Reassessment
Daniele Malfitana
17. Between Carthage and Rome: Artisans, Businessmen and Colonists in Roman Republican Sardinia (150-50 BC)
Antonio Ibba
18. Rome and the Political Dimension of Piracy in the North-Western Mediterranean
Alfonso Alvarez-Ossorio
19. Between Traders and Pirates. Connectivity in the Balearic Islands from the Second Punic War to the Mid-First Century BC
Bartomeu Vallori-Marquez
20. Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean: Ports-of-Call and Sea Routes
Gerard Cabezas-Guzman and Gerard R. Ventos
EPILOGUE
21. The Roman and Italian Economic Diaspora as a Factor of Connectivity between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean, 150-70 BC
Sophia Zoumbaki and Michalis Karambinis
22. A Message in a Bottle Crossing the North-Western Mediterranean
Jordi Principal and Toni Naco del Hoyo
Index
Introduction: The Agency of Integration and Connectivity in the North-Western Mediterranean
Toni Naco del Hoyo, Jordi Principal and Mike Dobson
ROME, ITALY AND THE WEST
1. Rome and the Western Mediterranean (150-70 BC): Empire and War
Francois Cadiou
2. Non-Roman Coins in Italy: the Influence of Western Connections (3rd-1st Centuries BC)
Marleen K. Termeer
3. Military Connectivity between Romans and non-Romans in the West
Fernando Quesada
4. Transactions, Trading Practices and Structures in the Western Mediterranean: the Impact of Roman Hegemony
Alexis Gorgues
5. Ligurians, Gatekeepers of the West 197-118 BC
Gerard R. Ventos and Gerard Cabezas-Guzman
HISPANIA CITERIOR AND TRANSALPINE GAUL
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
Etienne Roudier, Ingrid Dunyach and Jerome Benezet
7. Numantia. A Green and Pleasant Land. Not once the Romans arrived!
Mike Dobson
8. Trading Networks in Transalpine Gaul before and after the Conquest of 125 BC
Corinne Sanchez
9. Late Iron Age .Iberians from Coastal North-Eastern Hispania and Rome
Josep Burch, Ana Costa, Neus Coromina, Josep M. Nolla, Lluis Palahi, Marc Prat, Jordi Sagrera, Josefina Simon, David Vivo and Jordi Vivo
10. Late Iron Age Iberians and Rome in the Segre Valley (North-East Hispania): Transformation and Integration
Ignasi Garces and Borja Martin
11. Tolosa Tectosagum: a Wide-Ranging Connectivity Hub between Transalpine Gaul, Aquitania and Hispania Citerior
Pierre Moret
12. Coinage from North-East Hispania Citerior and Rome, c. 150-70 BC
Marta Campo
13. A Fistful of Denarii. Coinage, Conquest and Connectivity in Southern Gaul (c. 150-c. 70 BC)
Eneko Hiriart and Charles Parisot-Sillon
SEABORNE CONNECTIVITY
14. Shipwrecks and Trade in the North-Western Mediterranean during the Third and Second Centuries BC: the Sea as an Agent of Connectivity
Franca Cibecchini
15. Emporion and its Port during the Second Century BC
Pere Castanyer, Marta Santos, Joaquim Tremoleda and Elisa
16. Exploring the 'Cultural Revolution' in Ancient Sicily between Hellenisation and Romanisation: a Reassessment
Daniele Malfitana
17. Between Carthage and Rome: Artisans, Businessmen and Colonists in Roman Republican Sardinia (150-50 BC)
Antonio Ibba
18. Rome and the Political Dimension of Piracy in the North-Western Mediterranean
Alfonso Alvarez-Ossorio
19. Between Traders and Pirates. Connectivity in the Balearic Islands from the Second Punic War to the Mid-First Century BC
Bartomeu Vallori-Marquez
20. Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean: Ports-of-Call and Sea Routes
Gerard Cabezas-Guzman and Gerard R. Ventos
EPILOGUE
21. The Roman and Italian Economic Diaspora as a Factor of Connectivity between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean, 150-70 BC
Sophia Zoumbaki and Michalis Karambinis
22. A Message in a Bottle Crossing the North-Western Mediterranean
Jordi Principal and Toni Naco del Hoyo
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
List of contributors
Introduction: The Agency of Integration and Connectivity in the North-Western Mediterranean
Toni Naco del Hoyo, Jordi Principal and Mike Dobson
ROME, ITALY AND THE WEST
1. Rome and the Western Mediterranean (150-70 BC): Empire and War
Francois Cadiou
2. Non-Roman Coins in Italy: the Influence of Western Connections (3rd-1st Centuries BC)
Marleen K. Termeer
3. Military Connectivity between Romans and non-Romans in the West
Fernando Quesada
4. Transactions, Trading Practices and Structures in the Western Mediterranean: the Impact of Roman Hegemony
Alexis Gorgues
5. Ligurians, Gatekeepers of the West 197-118 BC
Gerard R. Ventos and Gerard Cabezas-Guzman
HISPANIA CITERIOR AND TRANSALPINE GAUL
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
Etienne Roudier, Ingrid Dunyach and Jerome Benezet
7. Numantia. A Green and Pleasant Land. Not once the Romans arrived!
Mike Dobson
8. Trading Networks in Transalpine Gaul before and after the Conquest of 125 BC
Corinne Sanchez
9. Late Iron Age .Iberians from Coastal North-Eastern Hispania and Rome
Josep Burch, Ana Costa, Neus Coromina, Josep M. Nolla, Lluis Palahi, Marc Prat, Jordi Sagrera, Josefina Simon, David Vivo and Jordi Vivo
10. Late Iron Age Iberians and Rome in the Segre Valley (North-East Hispania): Transformation and Integration
Ignasi Garces and Borja Martin
11. Tolosa Tectosagum: a Wide-Ranging Connectivity Hub between Transalpine Gaul, Aquitania and Hispania Citerior
Pierre Moret
12. Coinage from North-East Hispania Citerior and Rome, c. 150-70 BC
Marta Campo
13. A Fistful of Denarii. Coinage, Conquest and Connectivity in Southern Gaul (c. 150-c. 70 BC)
Eneko Hiriart and Charles Parisot-Sillon
SEABORNE CONNECTIVITY
14. Shipwrecks and Trade in the North-Western Mediterranean during the Third and Second Centuries BC: the Sea as an Agent of Connectivity
Franca Cibecchini
15. Emporion and its Port during the Second Century BC
Pere Castanyer, Marta Santos, Joaquim Tremoleda and Elisa
16. Exploring the 'Cultural Revolution' in Ancient Sicily between Hellenisation and Romanisation: a Reassessment
Daniele Malfitana
17. Between Carthage and Rome: Artisans, Businessmen and Colonists in Roman Republican Sardinia (150-50 BC)
Antonio Ibba
18. Rome and the Political Dimension of Piracy in the North-Western Mediterranean
Alfonso Alvarez-Ossorio
19. Between Traders and Pirates. Connectivity in the Balearic Islands from the Second Punic War to the Mid-First Century BC
Bartomeu Vallori-Marquez
20. Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean: Ports-of-Call and Sea Routes
Gerard Cabezas-Guzman and Gerard R. Ventos
EPILOGUE
21. The Roman and Italian Economic Diaspora as a Factor of Connectivity between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean, 150-70 BC
Sophia Zoumbaki and Michalis Karambinis
22. A Message in a Bottle Crossing the North-Western Mediterranean
Jordi Principal and Toni Naco del Hoyo
Index
Introduction: The Agency of Integration and Connectivity in the North-Western Mediterranean
Toni Naco del Hoyo, Jordi Principal and Mike Dobson
ROME, ITALY AND THE WEST
1. Rome and the Western Mediterranean (150-70 BC): Empire and War
Francois Cadiou
2. Non-Roman Coins in Italy: the Influence of Western Connections (3rd-1st Centuries BC)
Marleen K. Termeer
3. Military Connectivity between Romans and non-Romans in the West
Fernando Quesada
4. Transactions, Trading Practices and Structures in the Western Mediterranean: the Impact of Roman Hegemony
Alexis Gorgues
5. Ligurians, Gatekeepers of the West 197-118 BC
Gerard R. Ventos and Gerard Cabezas-Guzman
HISPANIA CITERIOR AND TRANSALPINE GAUL
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
Etienne Roudier, Ingrid Dunyach and Jerome Benezet
7. Numantia. A Green and Pleasant Land. Not once the Romans arrived!
Mike Dobson
8. Trading Networks in Transalpine Gaul before and after the Conquest of 125 BC
Corinne Sanchez
9. Late Iron Age .Iberians from Coastal North-Eastern Hispania and Rome
Josep Burch, Ana Costa, Neus Coromina, Josep M. Nolla, Lluis Palahi, Marc Prat, Jordi Sagrera, Josefina Simon, David Vivo and Jordi Vivo
10. Late Iron Age Iberians and Rome in the Segre Valley (North-East Hispania): Transformation and Integration
Ignasi Garces and Borja Martin
11. Tolosa Tectosagum: a Wide-Ranging Connectivity Hub between Transalpine Gaul, Aquitania and Hispania Citerior
Pierre Moret
12. Coinage from North-East Hispania Citerior and Rome, c. 150-70 BC
Marta Campo
13. A Fistful of Denarii. Coinage, Conquest and Connectivity in Southern Gaul (c. 150-c. 70 BC)
Eneko Hiriart and Charles Parisot-Sillon
SEABORNE CONNECTIVITY
14. Shipwrecks and Trade in the North-Western Mediterranean during the Third and Second Centuries BC: the Sea as an Agent of Connectivity
Franca Cibecchini
15. Emporion and its Port during the Second Century BC
Pere Castanyer, Marta Santos, Joaquim Tremoleda and Elisa
16. Exploring the 'Cultural Revolution' in Ancient Sicily between Hellenisation and Romanisation: a Reassessment
Daniele Malfitana
17. Between Carthage and Rome: Artisans, Businessmen and Colonists in Roman Republican Sardinia (150-50 BC)
Antonio Ibba
18. Rome and the Political Dimension of Piracy in the North-Western Mediterranean
Alfonso Alvarez-Ossorio
19. Between Traders and Pirates. Connectivity in the Balearic Islands from the Second Punic War to the Mid-First Century BC
Bartomeu Vallori-Marquez
20. Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean: Ports-of-Call and Sea Routes
Gerard Cabezas-Guzman and Gerard R. Ventos
EPILOGUE
21. The Roman and Italian Economic Diaspora as a Factor of Connectivity between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean, 150-70 BC
Sophia Zoumbaki and Michalis Karambinis
22. A Message in a Bottle Crossing the North-Western Mediterranean
Jordi Principal and Toni Naco del Hoyo
Index
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
