TRAC 2011: Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference

This volume was derived from the twenty-first annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, which took place at the University of Newcastle (14-17 April 2011).
Table of Contents
Introduction: The Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference Turns 21 (Eleanor Scott)
She Said ‘Emic’ (Lindsay Allason-Jones)
R.G. Collingwood – An Early Archaeological Theorist? (Stephen Leach)
Chorography: History, Theory and Potential for Archaeological Research (Darrell J. Rohl)
Anthropological Perspectives on Colonialism, Globalisation and Rural Lifeways: Expanding the Limits of Archaeological Interpretation in the Lower Rhineland (Karim Mata)
Knowledge Systems in the Production of Terra Sigillata. Moving Beyond the Local/Global Paradox (Astrid Van Oyen)
The Devil is in the (Samian) Detail – Potters’ Stamps on Samian Ware and their Implications for the Roman Provincial Economy (Meike Weber)
On Cultural Selection: Examining the Process of Cultural Evolution through Funerary Evidence (Edward Biddulph)
Boundaries and Change: The Examination of the Late Iron Age–Roman Transition (Nicky Garland)
Sulpicia Lepidina and Elizabeth Custer: A Cross-cultural Analogy for the Social Role of Women on a Military Frontier (Elizabeth M. Greene)
Batavians on the Move: Emigrants, Immigrants and Returnees (Carol van Driel-Murray)
The Establishment of Urban Movement Networks: Devotional Pathways in Late Antique and Early Medieval Rome (Michael Mulryan)