TRAJ Nº 6 - 2023

Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal 

Nº 6 - 2023   
  

INDEX

  

Editorial

  

RAC/TRAC 2022 in Diocletian's Palace: A Pledge 

for Theoretical Approaches to Roman Archaeology in Croatia

Ozren Domiter & Antonia Kovač

Sensory Experiences in the Roman North: 

Emerging Themes and Future Directions

Thomas J. Derrick and Giacomo Savani

Research Articles

  

Wo(man) with the Serpent Hair: An Assessment 

of the Validity of Globalization and Glocalization 

Framework in the Study of Roman Britain through 

Romano-British Sculpture of the Gorgon

Chelsea Peer

Ghosts of Buildings Past: Adaptive Reuse in Ancient Rome

Penelope J E Davies

Writing Londinium with the Five Senses

Caroline Day Lawrence

Sensory Explorations of Roman Material Culture: 

a Disability Perspective

Stephanie Susanne Evelyn-Wright

Experimental and Experiential approaches to the past 

Reconstructing and understanding Roman domesticity

 through recreated places

Nicky Garland

In the Footsteps of Aeneas: Movement and Narrative

 in Fourth Century Romano-British Mosaics

Nicole Berlin

The Pedagogical Benefits of Sensory Archaeology: 

A Case Study on Roman Britain

Erica Rowan

Teething Problems: Pierced tooth amulets and 

sensing pain in the Roman archaeological record

Adam Parker

Roman Britain in Colour – Roman Altars 

from Hadrian's Wall Reimagined

Andrew Parkin

Experiencing Roman religion on Hadrian’s Wall: 

embodied interaction in an antiquarian Museum

Andrew John Roberts & Daniela Petrelli

Book Reviews

  

Frida Pellegrino. 2020. The Urbanisation of the North-Western 

Provinces of the Roman Empire: A Juridical and 

Functional Approach to Town Life in Roman Gaul, 

Germania Inferior and Britain (Archaeopress 

Roman Archaeology 72). Oxford: Archaeopress

Oliva Rodríguez-Gutiérrez

Andrew Wilson, Nick Ray and Angela Trentacoste (eds). 2023. 

The Economy of Roman Religion (Oxford Studies on 

the Roman Economy). Oxford: Oxford University Press

Stuart McKie

Nigel Mills (ed.). 2021. Visitor Experiences and Audiences 

for the Roman Frontiers: Developing Good Practice 

in Presenting World Heritage (BAR International 

Series 3066). Oxford: British Archaeological Reports

Antony Lee

Fulminante, Francesca. 2023. The Rise of Early Rome: 

Transportation Networks and Domination in Central 

Italy, 1050–500 BC. Cambridge: 

Cambridge University Press

Joseph Lewis

Hodgson, Nick and Bill Griffiths (eds). 2022. Roman Frontier Archaeology – in Britain and Beyond. Papers in Honour of 

Paul Bidwell Presented on the Occasion of the 

30th Annual Conference of the Arbeia Society 

(Archaeopress Roman Archaeology 92). 

Oxford: Archaeopress

Paul Kitching

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