Routledge Frontiers of the Roman Empire - Archaeology Study

Explore the complex reality of Roman Imperial borders with this essential social and economic study. Published by Routledge, Frontiers of the Roman Empire moves beyond the idea of a simple linear boundary to examine the frontier as a set of interlocking political, military, judicial, and financial zones. Dr. Elton uses the latest archaeological research and detailed case studies to provide a succinct analysis of the most important issues surrounding the Roman edge. This book addresses the difficult question of how to define the empire's limits while analyzing the methods used for imperial acquisition and rule. It is a vital resource for readers interested in the history of economics and the archaeology of the Roman Empire, offering a fresh perspective on how these ancient territories actually functioned.