TRAC 2027 - The 35th Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference covers a wide range of theoretical approaches to Roman archaeology, exploring topics such as magic, military-civil spheres, public architecture, and material culture in the Roman world.
Key Topics
- Roman Magic – Old Theory, New Approaches
- Camp and the City: Defining Military/Civil Spheres in the Roman East
- Nobilia Opera? Re-staging Greek Artworks in Roman Contexts. New
- Contextualising Coins, Assembling Contexts and Interrogating Agency
- Socks & Sandals: Historical Fiction as Archaeological Technique?
- Approaches and Perspectives
- The Growth of Rome: Scale, Cost, and Extent closed session
- Socio-corporeal Practices in the Provinces
- Debating Urban Spaces, People and Perceptions closed session
- The Potential of Current Approaches to Roman Public Architecture:
- Integrating Environmental and Theoretical Roman Archaeology
- Theorising Space and Material Culture in Late Antiquity
Who should Attend
Roman archaeologists from around the world.
