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This paper reflects on the individual contributions in this special section on “The Archaeology of Roman Pilgrimage” and the challenges of identifying what may have been “special” about religious acts performed away from home. It weaves evidence from each of the chapters into a proposal for a posthuman approach to the study of sacred mobility and Roman pilgrimage informed by assemblage thinking.
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