Romans in the Middle and Lower Danube Valley, 1st century BC–5th century AD

About the Editor

Eric C. De Sena is a professor of Roman archaeology, with research and teaching experience in Italy, Romania and Bulgaria. Since 2004, he has conducted projects related to the Roman provinces in southeastern Europe, including co-direction of the Porolissum Forum Project and a study of the imperial palace in Serdica. Calin Timoc is a senior archaeologist with the Muzeul Na?ional al Banatului; before this he served as associate professor of Roman archaeology at West University in Timisoara. He has directed and participated in many excavations of Roman sites in Romania, most importantly Timis. Contributors: Oleg Alexandrov, Catalin Balaci, Mariana Balaci Crîngu?, Alexandru Berzovan, Catalin Borangic, Bogdan Condura?eanu, Eric C. De Sena, Kamen Dimitrov, Tomasz Dziurdzik, Snežana Golubovic, Olivera Ilic, Emil Jeczmienowski, Ioana Muresan, Lucian-Mircea Muresan, Calin Timoc, Agnieszka Tomas

Reviews

‘This book offers new data, but also new ideas concerning the Roman presence on the Middle Danube. … The work will be very useful for future studies on the subject, including research on the barbarian presence and activity in the Middle and Lower Danube region, no doubt about it.’ Prof. Dr. Artur Blazejewski, University of Wroclaw ‘The combination of landscape archaeology, economy studies and social anthropology in a single volume is useful for anyone who might want to examine the region from multiple angles.’ Dr Daniel S. Weiss, University of Virginia ‘Makes accessible to the English-speaking world thought and data which would otherwise not be accessible.’ Prof. Michael R. Werner, The University at Albany, SUNY ‘This volume represents an important contribution in a particular region where there are far too few monographs published in English. The material in many of the papers is original, often representing syntheses of unpublished data.’ Peer reviewer