Titlebook: Reframing the Roman Economy; New Perspectives on Dimitri Van Limbergen,Adeline Hoffelinck,Devi Tael Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Reconstructing Economic Rural Landscapes: The Case of Southern Etruriaveys, carried out between 1970 and 2011 and covering more than 2000 km., and a systematic review of the archaeological literature, I tried to reconstruct the structure and performance of the rural economy of Imperial south Etruria. A bundle of different proxies (mills, presses, water reservoirs, har

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Ancient Indian Ocean Trade and the Roman Economys relied on the unprecedented extension of the “Mediterranean” to encompass the entire Mediterranean Basin, but also the adoption of common economic strategies employed throughout the Indian Ocean world. Roman ingenuity alone did not forge the links across the sea; rather, a number of interrelated f

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Pathways to Reframing the Roman Economy: From Uniformity to Diversity?,archaeologists. Ever since the dominantly text-based attempts of Michael Rostovtzeff (Social and Economic History of the Roman Empire. Oxford University Press at Clarendon Press, 1926) and Moses Finley (The Ancient Economy. University of California Press, 1973), the inclusion of archaeological data

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Textile Economy in the Veneto Region (North-Eastern Italy): A Textile Tools Oriented Spatial Approac (plains, alpine pastures, and coastal salt production), as attested by ancient literary sources (including Varro and Diocletian’s .). Over the last decade, the archaeological evidence of textile production in this region has been thoroughly investigated. In the . Project (2009–2014), a systematic s

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Children in the Roman Farming Economy: Evidence, Problems and Possibilitiesn were an important economic cohort, however, and would have made up a large group within the potential labour force of any farm. Close examination of textual and visual sources suggests that children played specific economic roles. Further, ethnographic studies on children’s farm work in the Medite

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Pigs in the City, Bees on the Roof: Intra-Urban Animal Husbandry and Butchery in Roman Spainan Peninsula traditionally thought to be rural in focus, pork production, and beekeeping. This parallel work underlines the necessity for a holistic approach in modeling animal husbandry regimes in the Roman world that transcend urban–rural dichotomies. Collaboration has facilitated a greater unders