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February 25, 2026The Journal of Roman Studies0 citations

JEREMY TANNER and ANDREW GARDNER (Eds), Materialising the Roman Empire. London: UCL Press, 2024. Pp. xxviii + 324: illus, maps, plans. isbn 9781800084001 (hbk) £55.00. 9781800083998 (pbk) £35.00. 9781800083981 PDF. 9781800084018 epub.

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VMVladimir D. Mihajlović

Key Points

  • The work aims to analyze the material culture related to the Roman Empire and how it contributes to our understanding of ancient history.
  • Collection of essays edited by Jeremy Tanner and Andrew Gardner
  • Interdisciplinary approaches incorporating archaeology and historical analysis
  • Use of illustrations, maps, and plans to support findings
  • Provides insights into the socio-political dynamics of the Roman Empire
  • Highlights the relevance of material artifacts in understanding historical narratives
  • Fosters interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars

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JEREMY TANNER and ANDREW GARDNER (Eds), Materialising the Roman Empire. London: UCL Press, 2024. Pp. xxviii + 324: illus, maps, plans. isbn 9781800084001 (hbk) £55.00. 9781800083998 (pbk) £35.00. 9781800083981 PDF. 9781800084018 epub. - Volume 115

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Vladimir D. Mihajlović (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699e91b2f5123be5ed04f67chttps://doi.org/10.1017/s0075435825100865
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