The Roman Discussion Forum of Hilary Term 2014 will have several talks on themes related to the Oxford Roman Economy Project. All lectures start at 1pm in the Lecture Room in the School of Archaeology.
Full Programme
Week 1: Wednesday January 22nd
Rural life in Roman Britain: language, literacy and the hinterland of Canterbury
Dr Alex Mullen, University of Oxford
Week 2: Wednesday January 29th
Investigating Isca: new work at the Roman Legionary Fortress at Caerleon
Dr Peter Guest, Cardiff University
Week 3: Wednesday February 5th
The Making of a Pompeian Myth: Fiorelli, Le Corbusier, and the (Re-)Invention of the 'open plan' Atrium
Evan Proudfoot, University of Oxford
Week 4: Wednesday February 12th
Roman copper supply: Thinking Recycled
Prof. Mark Pollard and Pete Bray, University of Oxford
Week 5: Wednesday February 19th
Small-island interaction: Pottery from Roman Malta
Maxine Anastasi, University of Oxford
Week 6: Wednesday February 26th
The Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire Project
Prof. Chris Howgego and Jerome Mairat, University of Oxford
Week 7: Wednesday March 5th
‘…and for sails they used skins and thin-dressed leather…’ (Caesar, De Bello Gallico, 3.12): Ships, Identity and Maritime Communities in the Roman and Late Antique Mediterranean.
Dr Matthew Harpster, University of Birmingham
Week 8: Wednesday March 12th
The excavations of the Roman fort of Didymoi in the Eastern Desert of Egypt
Prof. Jean-Pierre Brun, Collège de France