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Barbarians and Romans in North-west Europe: From the Later Republic to Late Antiquity
Edited by John C. Barrett, Andrew P. Fitzpatrick and Lesley Macinnes-
Front Cover
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Copyright
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Table of Contents
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List of Figures
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List of Tables
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Note on Abbreviations
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Contributors
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INTRODUCTION
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Chapter 1: IDEOLOGY, SUBSIDIES AND TRADE: THE KING ON THE NORTHERN FRONTIER REVISITED
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Chapter 2: THE USES OF ROMAN IMPERIALISM BY THE CELTIC BARBARIANS IN THE LATER REPUBLIC
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Chapter 3: THE NATURE AND FUNCTION OF ROMAN FRONTIERS
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Chapter 4: SUPPLYING THE SYSTEM: FRONTIERS AND BEYOND
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Chapter 5: ROMAN AND BARBARIAN: THE ECONOMY OF ROMAN FRONTIER SYSTEMS
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Chapter 6: FOOD FOR SOLDIERS, FOOD FOR THOUGHT
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Chapter 7: BAUBLES, BANGLES AND BEADS: TRADE AND EXCHANGE IN ROMAN SCOTLAND
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Chapter 8: BARBARIANS TO THE WEST
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Chapter 9: ROMAN AND NATIVE IN ENGLAND NORTH OF THE TEES: ACCULTURATION AND ITS LIMITATIONS
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Chapter 10: ACCULTURATION IN THE RHINE/MEUSE BASIN IN THE ROMAN PERIOD: SOME DEMOGRAPHICAL CONSIDERATIONS.
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Chapter 11: BEYOND THE PALE: BARBARIAN SOCIAL DYNAMICS IN WESTERN EUROPE
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Chapter 12: THE IMPACT OF THE ROMAN ARMY ON NORTH BRITAIN
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CHAPTER 13: AFTERWORD: RENDER UNTO CAESAR...
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Published: 1989
Publisher: BAR Publishing
- 9781407347585 (ebook)
- 9780860546030 (paperback)
BAR Number: S471