Contextualizing Imperial Disruption and Upheavals and their Associated Research Challenges

Contextualizing Imperial Disruption and Upheavals and their Associated Research Challenges

Curtis, Michael J.; Francis, Jane E.

Oxbow Books

05/2024

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9781789259988

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Preface
Abbreviations
1. Introduction
Jane E. Francis and Michael J. Curtis
2. Sacred Manumissions with paramone Clause found at the Asklepieion of Lissos as a Response to the Disruption of Cretan Slavery Patterns at the Turn of the Hellenistic and Roman Periods
Adam Paluchowski
3. Sacred Landscapes and Social Mobility in Late-Hellenistic and Early Roman Crete
Francois Chevrollier
4. The Romans and Crete before the Conquest: An Interface of History and Early Roman Ceramics
Jane E. Francis
5. Political Upheavals and the Roman Army: Looking for Traces of the Roman Army on Crete
Pavlina Karanastasi
6. Maritime Re-Organisation and Investment in Crete's Ports and Harbours
Michael J. Curtis
7. Italian Sigillata Stamps found East and South of Mt Dikte (Crete)
Martha Baldwin Bowsky
8. Roman Pottery from Sector 1 of the Urban House in the Health Centre Plot at Kissamos: A First Approach
Emmanuel Papoutsakis
9. Disruption and Innovation in Local Pottery Production in Gortyn in the Late-Roman Period
Marina Albertocchi
10. Economic Upheavals and the Resilience of Roman Crete
Scott Gallimore
11. Investigating Disruptions and Upheavals in Natural and Anthropic Landscape of Roman Gortyn through a Water Lens: Five Research Challenges
Elisabetta Giorgi
12. Roman Tweaks; Greek Template. Towards a Coherent Framework
George W. M. Harrison
Index
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Greece & Rome, Classical Civilization/Greece & the Hellenistic World; Cretan Congress; 1st century BC; 4th century AD; 5th century AD; Rome; Roman Empire; Byzantine world; conquest; Crete; 67 BC; AD 365; religion; Christianity; imperial; disruption; Roman Province; Greco-Roman; economy; trade; tectonic activity