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Romans Celts Germans The German Provinces Of Rome Maureen Carroll

Name: Romans Celts Germans The German Provinces Of Rome Maureen Carroll
SKU: BELL-2447210
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4 (12 reviews)

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Romans Celts Germans The German Provinces Of Rome Maureen Carroll instant download after payment.

Publisher: Tempus

File Extension: PDF

File size: 40.67 MB

Pages: 176

Author: Maureen Carroll

ISBN: 9780752419121, 0752419129

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Romans Celts Germans The German Provinces Of Rome Maureen Carroll by Maureen Carroll 9780752419121, 0752419129 instant download after payment.

The two German provinces of the Roman Empire, Germania Superior and Germania Inferior formed a vital link between the Mediterranean and the North Sea.
Maureen Carrolls synthesis of past and recent archaeological research introduces readers to the main features of the Roman Empire in these provinces. It deals with the pre-Roman societies and their landscapes, which were to be changed by the Romans after the conquests of Caesar and Augustus.
The book also explores the concept of frontier and assesses the role of the German provinces as border zones of the Empire.