Theory and Practice in Late Antique Archaeology
Biographical note
Luke A. Lavan, Ph.D. (2001) in Archaeology, University of Nottingham is Post-Doctoral Research Fellow of the British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara.
William Bowden, Ph.D. (2000) in Archaeology, University of East Anglia, is Packard Research Fellow in the School of World Art Studies at the University of East Anglia and a co-director of excavations at Butrint, Albania.
William Bowden, Ph.D. (2000) in Archaeology, University of East Anglia, is Packard Research Fellow in the School of World Art Studies at the University of East Anglia and a co-director of excavations at Butrint, Albania.
Readership
This book should attract scholars and students interested in the history of late antiquity, early medieval Europe and Byzantium, the Roman empire, classical and Mediterranean archaeology as well as those interested in theoretical archaeology.
Table of contents
Late Antique Archaeology: An Introduction Like Lavan
Part One: Ideologies and Agendas
Ideologies and Agendas in Late Antique Studies Averill Cameron
Part Two: Social Life
Archaeology and Late Antique Social Structures Jean-Pierre Sodini
The Construction of Identities in Post-Roman Albania William Bowden
Some Aspects of the Transformation of the Roman Domus between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages Barbara Reece
Part Three: The Economy
Late Antique Trade: Research Methodologies& Field Practices Sean A. Kingsley
Coins and the Late Roman Economy Richard Reece
Part Four: Topography
Late Antique Urban Topography: From Architecture to Human Space Luke Lavan
The Urban Ideal and Urban Planning in Byzantine New Cities of the Sixth Century A.D. Enrico Zanini
Christian Topography in the Late Antique Town: Recent Results and Open Questions Gisella Cantino Wataghin
Topographies of Production in North African Cities during the Vandal and Byzantine Periods Anna Leone
Archaeological Survey and Visualisation: The View from Byzantium Richard Bayliss
The Political Topography of the Late Antique City: Activity Spaces in Practice Luke Lavan
Part Five: Spolia
Attitudes to Spolia in some Late Antique Texts Robert Coates-Stephens
Valenza Del Reimpiego: II Caso di Efeso Ida Leggio
Part Six: Decline and Fall? Studying Long-Term Change
Studying Long-term Change in the West, A.D. 400-800 Chris Wickham
Decline and Fall? Studying Long-Term Change in the East Mark Whittow
Index
Part One: Ideologies and Agendas
Ideologies and Agendas in Late Antique Studies Averill Cameron
Part Two: Social Life
Archaeology and Late Antique Social Structures Jean-Pierre Sodini
The Construction of Identities in Post-Roman Albania William Bowden
Some Aspects of the Transformation of the Roman Domus between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages Barbara Reece
Part Three: The Economy
Late Antique Trade: Research Methodologies& Field Practices Sean A. Kingsley
Coins and the Late Roman Economy Richard Reece
Part Four: Topography
Late Antique Urban Topography: From Architecture to Human Space Luke Lavan
The Urban Ideal and Urban Planning in Byzantine New Cities of the Sixth Century A.D. Enrico Zanini
Christian Topography in the Late Antique Town: Recent Results and Open Questions Gisella Cantino Wataghin
Topographies of Production in North African Cities during the Vandal and Byzantine Periods Anna Leone
Archaeological Survey and Visualisation: The View from Byzantium Richard Bayliss
The Political Topography of the Late Antique City: Activity Spaces in Practice Luke Lavan
Part Five: Spolia
Attitudes to Spolia in some Late Antique Texts Robert Coates-Stephens
Valenza Del Reimpiego: II Caso di Efeso Ida Leggio
Part Six: Decline and Fall? Studying Long-Term Change
Studying Long-term Change in the West, A.D. 400-800 Chris Wickham
Decline and Fall? Studying Long-Term Change in the East Mark Whittow
Index
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