Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean : Integration and Connectivity C. 150-70 BC.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Ñaco del Hoyo, Toni.

Contributor:

Principal-Ponce, Jordi.

Dobson, Mike.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Territorial expansion.

Mediterranean Region--History--To 476.

Mediterranean Region.

Rome--History, Military--265-30 B.C.

Rome.

Rome--Territorial expansion.

Rome--History--Republic, 265-30 B.C.

Rome (Empire).

Genre:

History.

Military history.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (295 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Other Title:

Rome and the North-western Mediterranean

Place of Publication:

Havertown : Oxbow Books, Limited, 2022.

Summary:

A comprehensive and interdisciplinary overview of Romes expansion into the north-western Mediterranean from the mid-second century BCE.

Contents:

Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean

Title Page

Copyright

Contents

List of Contributors

Introduction: The Agency of Integration and Connectivity in the North-Western Mediterranean

Rome, Italy and The West

1 Rome and the Western Mediterranean (150-70 BC): Empire and War

2 Non-Roman Coins in Italy: The Influence of Western Connections (3rd-1st centuries BC)

3 Military Connectivity between Romans and Non-Romans in the West

4 Transactions, Trading Practices and Structures in the Western Mediterranean: The Impact of Roman Hegemony

5 Ligurians, Gatekeepers of the West 197-118 BC

Hispania Citerior and Transalpine Gaul

6 Initial Indications of a Roman Presence East of the Pyrenees: A Possible Transition Zone between Gaul and Iberia in the Late 3rd and Early 2nd Centuries BC

7 Numantia. A Green and Pleasant Land. Not Once the Romans Arrived!

8 Trading Networks in Transalpine Gaul before and after the Conquest of 125 BC

9 Late Iron Age Iberians from Coastal North-Eastern Hispania and Rome

10 Late Iron Age Iberians and Rome in the Segre Valley (North-East Hispania): Transformation and Integration

11 Tolosa Tectosagum: A Wide-Ranging Connectivity Hub between Transalpine Gaul, Aquitania and Hispania Citerior

12 Coinage from North-East Hispania Citerior and Rome, c. 150-70 BC

13 A Fistful of Denarii. Coinage, Conquest and Connectivity in Southern Gaul (c. 150-c. 70 BC)

Seaborne Connectivity

14 Shipwrecks and Trade in the North-Western Mediterranean during the 3rd and 2nd Centuries BC: The Sea as an Agent of Connectivity

15 Emporion and its Port during the 2nd Century BC

16 Exploring the 'Cultural Revolution' in Ancient Sicily between Hellenisation and Romanisation: A Reassessment.

17 Between Carthage and Rome: Artisans, Businessmen and Colonists in Roman Republican Sardinia (150-50 BC)

18 Rome and the Political Dimension of Piracy in the North-Western Mediterranean

19 Between Traders and Pirates. Connectivity in the Balearic Islands from the Second Punic War to the Mid-1st Century BC

20 Rome and the North-Western Mediterranean: Ports-of-Call and Sea Routes

Epilogue

21 The Roman and Italian Economic Diaspora as a Factor of Connectivity between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean, 150-70 BC

22 A Message in a Bottle Crossing the North-Western Mediterranean

Index.

Notes:

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

9781789257205

1789257204

9781789257182

1789257182

OCLC:

1344538552