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MANUEL FERNÁNDEZ-GÖTZ and NICO ROYMANS, Archaeology of the Roman Conquest: Tracing the Legions, Reclaiming the Conquered (Cambridge Elements: The Archaeology of Europe). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2024. Pp. 102, illus. ISBN 9781009507295 (hbk), £55.00; 9781009181990 (pbk), £18.00.

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RHRichard Hingley

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  • The book explores the archaeological evidence of the roman conquest across Europe, highlighting the impact of legions on local cultures.
  • Key illustrations accompany the text to visualize archaeological findings related to the roman conquest and military infrastructure.
  • Published by Cambridge University Press, this work aims to provide insights into the connections between archaeology and history of conquest.
  • Significant for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this resource combines archaeological studies with narratives of imperial history.

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MANUEL FERNÁNDEZ-GÖTZ and NICO ROYMANS, Archaeology of the Roman Conquest: Tracing the Legions, Reclaiming the Conquered (Cambridge Elements: The Archaeology of Europe). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2024. Pp. 102, illus. ISBN 9781009507295 (hbk), £55.00; 9781009181990 (pbk), £18.00.

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