..., connections, and exchanges that characterised Romans and local populations, particularly in the Sahara, during this period. It examines colonialism and Roman archaeology in North Africa; the Garamantes and local populations; Roman urbanism; Roman economy and trade in the Maghreb and Sahara; and late antiquity...

... slavery Agamben Giorgio Butler Judith Fascism grief hospitality Mussolini Benito Silvanus travel epistolary narrative Paul Roman archaeology historiography early Christianity New Testament Those who are dead are not ever gone; They are in the darkness that grows lighter And in the darkness...

... Deissmann Gustav Adolf Horsley Richard liberationist interpretation Kalymna disease and defects of slaves Galen Pomponius Aulus Gellius Galatia Galatians Letter to the ekklēsia Weems Renita Roman archaeology Ephesos slavery letters of Paul early Christianity Delphi Corinth manumission...

... and literacy illiteracy Kemkes Martin Roman Germany Roman research Roman archaeology Britain Germania The editors have asked me to summarize the contributions to this handbook and, where necessary, cast a critical eye on them. However, I do not think an all-encompassing and objective assessment...

... exclusion graveyards ban on custom Fustel de Coulanges Numa Denis House Society Kinship Roman Archaeology Osteria dell’Osa Iron Age Latium Early Roman laws like those expressed in the Twelve Tables did not come forth ex novo in the middle of the fifth century bce; instead...

...Fig. E1. Movement around the Fourth Plinth in London's Trafalgar Square (photo by Ray Laurence). This volume opened a new chapter in the historiography of Roman urbanism and has a wide significance for the study of both Roman archaeology and Roman history. It identified a shift from the study...

...This chapter demonstrates how theories of modern and ancient colonialism have become interwoven and how this has affected the development of Roman archaeology in the independent countries of the Maghreb. Morocco (1956), Algeria (1963), and Tunisia (1957) gained their independence from France...

... interpretation Smith Jonathan Z Paul Roman archaeology historiography early Christianity New Testament letters of Paul It’s no more a world to us, nor we any more people in it when the building speaks, the doors closing, the consonants collapsed, the sounds of the sea in the city where a faucet fills...

... Britain Roman Britain Portable Antiquities Scheme Roman archaeology This chapter sets out the background to the AHRC-funded research project jointly carried out by the British Museum and University of Leicester, titled ‘Crisis or Continuity: Hoarding in Iron Age and Roman Britain with special...

... modelling and inference Roman archaeology Roman economy economic history simulation digital humanities complexity economics classics computational archaeology agent-based modelling economic integration The title of this book, Simulating Roman Economies, implies that simulation...

... the study of the Roman past to French triumphant narratives of the conquest and occupation of the Maghreb, the book demonstrates how Roman archaeology in the forty years following the conquest of the Ottoman Regencies of Algiers and Constantine in the 1830s helped lay the groundwork for the creation...

... Archäologischen Instituts Journal of Roman Archaeology Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplement Series Journal of Roman Studies Journal for the Study of Judaism Journal for the Study of the New Testament G. W. H. Lampe, A Patristic Greek Lexicon (Oxford: Clarendon, 1961.) Loeb Classical Library Liddell-Scott-Jones...