While the remains of the well‐preserved and excavated towns of Pompeii, Ostia and
Herculaneum provide us with a fascinating impression of their once bustling economic life …

This paper is a continuation of a previous article by the author on Roman wine and oil
production in central Marche and northern Abruzzo, published in this journal in 2011. In …

The first and most famous example of a Visigothic new foundation is Reccopolis, built by
Liuvigild in 578 in the province of Celtiberia (Figures 11.2 and 11.3). We know this through …

One of the main political distinguishing features of the Visigothic Kingdom is that during the
period of state formation (roughly 560–630 CE), the monarchy invested its resources into …

This chapter discusses how experimental archaeological research methodologies enable us
to deepen the study of viticulture and oenology in the Roman world. It describes a general …

Abstract· Roman Adriatic Italy held a high number of arable lands, and cereals were
probably the most produced and demanded agricultural commodities. Here wheat was …

Roman gentrification: from the sixth centur BC to the death of Tra an Page 1 Roman
gentrification: from the sixth centur BC to the death of Tra an Graaf, P. de Citation Graaf, P. de …