The Celtic World (Routledge Worlds)

Chapter Seven - 87 Hunting the wild boar proved fatal to both Adonis and Meleager in classical mythology (Rose 1965: 124-5 and ...

Appearance, Life and Leisure REFERENCES Abrahams, Ethel B. (1908) A Study of the Costumes Worn in Ancient Greece from Pre-Hell ...

Chapter Seven - in George C. Boon and J .M. Lewis (eds) Welsh Antiquity. Essays mainly on prehistoric topics presented to H.N. ...

Appearance, Life and Leisure - Hunterian Museum, University of Glasgow. Laver, Henry (1903-5) 'On a discovery of a late Celtic ...

Chapter Seven - Roueche, Charlotte (1989) Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity, London: Journal of Roman Studies Monograph 5. Royal C ...

CHAPTER EIGHT CELTS AND ROMANS Towards a Romano-Celtic society --.... -- Barry C. Burnham R ome's expansion in the west brought ...

Chapter Eight - expansion into north Italy during the third and second centuries Be (Ward Perkins (974). This had witnessed th ...

Celts and Romans - Romanization is also clearly seen in the emergence of the villa, which symbolizes the injection of surplus ...

Chapter Eight - Another obvious feature of provincial romanization is the road system, tying town and country together and als ...

Celts and Romans - Figure 8.3 Sculptural relief of Mercury and Rosmerta from Shakespeare's Inn, Gloucester, reflecting the hyb ...

Chapter Eight - One of the commonest approaches to the problem of native and Roman interac- tion in Britain has been to adopt ...

Celts and Romans - Figure 8.4 Native resistance or romanization as a two-way process? (Cartoon courtesy of Albert Rusling.) para ...

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Celts and Romans - trade in and after the later second century BC (Tchernia 1983). Similar changes have been identified by Has ...

A1luviation New crops Settlement on clay Eleocharis palustris Metal ard-share tips Rotary quems Eared ploughs Ard-marks on clay ...

Celts and Romans - agreed that the initial conquest would have been disruptive - a large army had to be supplied, crops and as ...

Chapter Eight - of achieving citizenship. De facto and de jure, they became the new curial class and, as Jones (1991 b: 1 19) ...

Celts and Romans - baths, the timber phase of the amphitheatre and the earliest of the massive timber buildings on the site of ...

Chapter Eight - Table 8.1 Dates of major public buildings Building type Site Date (AD) Forum-basilica London proto-forum 60-9 ...

Celts and Romans - This would help to explain the apparent primate importance of the civitas centres during the later first an ...