1st Edition
Rivers and Waterways in the Roman World Empire of Water
Part One: General
1. The Archaeology of Rivers: Processes and Patterns
Peter B. Campbell
2. New Approaches to Roman River Finds
Hella Eckardt & Philippa Walton
3. Geoarchaeology and Archaeology of Navigable Canals in River Deltas During the Roman Period: Technical, Methodological and Conceptual Approaches
Ferréol Salomon & Corinne Rousse
Part Two: Mediterranean Region
4. One City, Two Tibers? Reintegrating the Supply Networks of Imperial Rome
Maria Del Carmen Moreno Escobar & Robert Witcher
5. Understanding the Cultural Landscape of the Stella River Through Underwater Archaeology
Massimo Capulli
6. ‘Carrying Up It All The Products Of The Seas’: The Po-Veneto Water Network and Trade in the Roman Period
James Page
7. The River Ljubljanica: Evidence for the Change in Celtic Cult Practices Between the Late Iron Age and the Early Roman Period
Andrej Gaspari
8. The Nile: A Maritime Pacemaker in Roman Egypt
Emad Khalil
Part Three: Northern Europe and Britain
9. River Finds from the Netherlands: An Overview
Stefanie Hoss
10. Nodes and Networks: Military and Civilian Trade and Transport in the Roman Dutch Southwest Delta
Dianne van de Zande
11. Roman Waters? Military Usage of Waterways in 1st-Century Scotland
Andrew Tibbs
12. Waterways and Community Identities in Early Roman Sussex: A Multiscalar and Multivariate Approach
Scott Chaussee
13. Back and Forth: Roman River Crossings at Stirling, Scotland and Their Impact on Native Settlement
Murray Cook
14. Do Rivers Make Good Frontiers? Environmental Change and Military Policy Along the Roman Rhine
Tyler Franconi
15. Rivers and Walls: The Materiality of Roman Frontier Waterscapes on Hadrian’s Wall and the Lower Danube
Brian Buchanan & Emily Hanscam
Biography
Andrew Tibbs is an Honorary Research Fellow within archaeology at Durham University who focuses on analysis of the coast and waterways in 1st-century Roman Scotland.
Peter B. Campbell is a lecturer in archaeology at Cranfield University. His maritime archaeological research focuses on navigation with an emphasis on rivers.
