A Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman Empire, 2 Volume Set 1st Edition

Captivating, authoritative, and indispensably practical for anyone studying Rome’s past, A Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman Empire, 2 Volume Set, 1st Edition by Barbara Burrell brings together cutting-edge research and clear synthesis across the vast Roman world. This two-volume collection offers a panoramic view—from the urban heart of Rome to the frontiers in Britain, the Iberian Peninsula, Gaul, North Africa, and the eastern provinces—making it essential for regional and comparative study alike.

Inside, leading scholars explore core themes: urbanism and rural settlement, military sites and fortifications, villa economy, trade and ceramics, funerary practices, landscape archaeology, and methodological advances in survey and excavation. Written to bridge theory and practice, the essays illuminate how material culture shapes our understanding of Roman society, economy, and identity across diverse geographies.

Designed for accessibility without sacrificing scholarly depth, this Companion is a superb resource for students, archaeologists, historians, and institutional libraries seeking a comprehensive reference on Roman archaeology. Its clear organization and rich thematic coverage make it ideal for course use, comparative research, or informed reading by anyone fascinated by the ancient Mediterranean world.

Whether you are preparing a seminar, deepening research on provincial archaeology, or building a reference collection, this two-volume 1st edition delivers reliable scholarship and practical insight. Add this definitive work by Barbara Burrell to your bookshelf and deepen your connection to the material past of the Roman Empire—order your copy today.

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