… But by the third/second centuries BC warlike habits were enshrined in an institutional
system which both reflected and perpetuated them. At this period there was an annual rhythm …

… After a round of reflection on these developments nearly a decade ago,3 the continuing
fragmentation of the previously dominant grand narrative of the sub-discipline has gone largely …

… the relationship between archaeology and imperialism, Haverfield may seem … Roman Britain.
Haverfield wrote extensively on the history and archaeology of the island under the Romans…

… Imperialism, Power, and Identity boldly challenges this view … to offer a more nuanced
understanding of Roman imperialism. … a personal reflection on Roman imperialism in which he …

… his personal opinions about the Romans and Roman imperialism. Polybius’ deep personal
… Romans were somewhat self-aware and reflective about how they wielded power abroad. …

… Roman imperialism where we are debating the value of … the range of perspectives possible
on Roman imperialism in the late-… in ways which have reflected their own position in history. …

… alibi for Roman imperialism and for imperialism in general. The idea of an ‘accidental’ empire,
acquired ‘in a fit of absence of mind’ or as the entirely unforeseen consequence of entirely …

… that interest in Roman imperialism and archaeology «… «study of the effects of imperialism
and colonialism on cultures and … 68 also reflects both the survival of the original British idea of '…

… As such, there were different kinds of empires and imperialisms throughout Rome's history …
in the Roman Empire. Emphasis will be placed on how Acts reflects broader representational …

… In particular, a contrast will be drawn between the kind of integration achieved at the
height of Roman imperialism, and that maintained after expansion had virtually ceased. …