An Empire of many faces

Cover
Title page
Copyright page
Index
Introduction
I. The incorporation of the Other: images, representations and material culture in the dynamics of imperial development
- 1. Jesús Bermejo Tirado, El análisis social del campesinado romano en la Península Ibérica: de "gentes sin historia" a sujetos históricos
- 2. Francisco Machuca Prieto, Identities Constructs among the Phoenicians in Roman Hispania: The Role of Past and Tradition
- 3. Mauro Puddu, Being Orient in the Centre: memory and deconstruction of peasant communities as Others in Roman-Period Sardinia
- 4. Aura Piccioni, Gods and Emperors in Bronze: Roman Retia and the Establishment of a Collective Identity
- 5. Helena Gozalbes & Noé Conejo, La identidad comunitaria en la moneda provincial acuñada en Liberalitas Ebora Ivlia (Évora, Portugal)
II. The fragmentation of unity and the loss of identity cohesion: between texts and material elements
- 6. Pilar Diarte-Blasco, Defining Post-Roman Identities in Hispania: controversy between texts and the archaelogical record
- 7. André Carneiro, Mónica Rolo & Ana Martins, In the others we see ourselves. Questioning identities and change in rural Lusitania
- 8. Mónica Rolo, The Orpheus mirror – death and identities through the looking glass
- 9. Rodrigo Gomes, Roman-Byzantine perspectives on foreign armies and peoples in the military treatises of Late Antiquity (4th to 7th centuries)

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