TRAC 97: Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Theorertical Roman Archaeology Conference, 1997

The proceedings of the Seventh Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference at the University of Nottinghamin April 1997. Contents: Material culture abd the question of social continuity in Roman Britain (M. Grahame); Motivation and ideologies of Romanization (R. Haussler); The Romanization of Italy: global accluaturation or cultural bricolage? (N. Terrenato); Social change and architectural diversity in Roman period Britain (S. Clarke); Reflections in the archaeological record of social developements of Lepcis Magna, Tripolitania (F. Condron); Theoretical influences on two reports of Romano-British land division (J. W. M. Peterson); Phenoemological perspectives on roads in the landscape (P. Rush); The ancient monument in Romano-British ritual practices (C. Forcey); The sequence of ritual in cremation burials of the Roman period (J. Pearce); Burial and gender in alte and sub-Roman Britain (D. Petts); Brooches and identity in 1st century AD Britain (S. Jundi and J. D. Hill); A persional view of archaeology and `equal opportunities' (E. Scott); Clavus annalis, defixiones and minski (D. Dungworth); Pottery and paradigms in the early western empire (J. W. J. Hawthorne).