The Roman West in the Third Century, Parts i and ii: Contributions from Archaeology and History

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Cover Page Copyright Page Frontispiece Contents List of Contributors Introduction 1. The Church of the Third Century in the West 2. Cremation and Inhumation—Change in the Third Century 3. Romano-Celtic Temples in the Third Century 4. The Third Century: Crisis of Change? 5. The Economic Effects of Roman Frontier Policy 6. The Decline of Samian Ware Manufacture in the North West Provinces: Problems of Chronology and Interpretation 7. Coinage and Currency in the Third Century 7A. The Circulation of Coin in the Western Provinces A.D. 260-295 8. Continuity and Change in the Design of Roman Jewellery 9. Roman Mirrors and the Third Century 10. Romano-British Mosaics in the Third Century 11. Architectural Patronage in the Western Provinces of the Roman Empire in the Third Century 12. The Burden of Roman Granduer: Aspects of Public Building in the Cities of Asia and Achaea 13. African Building: Money, Politics and Crisis in Auzia 14. The Revolt of the Gordians and the Amphitheatre at Thysdrus (El Djem) 15. Money-Rents and Food-Renders in Gallic Funerary Reliefs 16. The Fate of Gallo-Roman Villages in the Third Century 17. The Third Century Roman Occupation in Belgium: The Evidence of the Coastal Plain PART II Cover Page Copyright Page Contents 18. Western Gaul in the Third Century 19. The Aeduan Area in the Third Century 20. The Third Century in the Lyon Region 21. The History and Archaeology of Roman Britain in the Third Century 22. Environmental Change in the Third Century 23. London and South East Britain 24. Verulamium in the Third Century 25. Change 26. Third Century Chester 27. Ireland and Rome: The Maritime Frontier 28. The Conventus Tarraconensis in the Third Century A.D.: Crisis or Change? 29. The Trading Connections of Rome and Central Italty in the Late Second and Third Centuries: The Evidence of the Terme Fel Nuotatore Excavations, Ostia 30. Malta in the Third Century 31. The Illyrian Provinces: External Threat and Internal Change 32. Those Crisis? The Archaeology of the Third Century: A Warning Abstracts