Borders, density and the urban character of Imperial Rome

P. 181-205

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  • Preface
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  • List of illustrations
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  • Contributors
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  • Introduction
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  • Where the cities end : intramural urban fabric, walls and continentia aedificia between epigraphic evidence and classical Roman jurisprudence
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  • Breaching the walls, blurring the boundaries : the localised dismantling of city walls in the Roman world
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  • The countryside within the walls : considering rural, urban and suburban agriculture, viniculture and oleiculture in Roman antiquity
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  • Setting boundaries : assessing limits and limitations at Pergamon's (intra) urban periphery
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  • Rural landscapes and their suburbs : a view of the urban periphery fromthe countryside
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  • Even a small town has a periphery : the case of Regina Turdulorum (Baetica)
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  • Fields, forums and formulas. Agriculture and urbanisation in ancient Mediterranean cities through the lens of formal modelling
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  • Borders, density and the urban character of Imperial Rome
  • Countryside, peasants and slaves around Rome : people, agriculture and demography in the suburbium
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  • From SITAR data to interpretation, new methodological approaches for reading Rome's suburban settlement landscape
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  • Archaeological evidence for agricultural production in the suburb of Rome
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  • Boundaries and belonging : Greek dedications in the urban topography of Rome
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  • The town beyond the town: the peripheries and suburban areas of Interamna Lirenas
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  • Between city and countryside : investigating the suburbium of Roman Pisa
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  • The Pompeian economy from territory to city: new evidence from the excavations of Pompeii I.14.
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  • A socio-topography of the Clitumnus valley (Umbria) in Roman tim es – religious institutions as markers for blurred boundaries and overlapping zones between city and country
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