Techniques, Economies and Trade in the Ancient Mediterranean. At the limits of Archaeology

Archaeological digs seen from above: Pompeii, tannery district, 2005 — Pompeii, tannery district, 2005. - Photo Jean-Pierre Brun.

For the academic year 2022-2023, a series of lectures on the themes of the ancient economy will be offered to present, with partner institutions, current research, the most recent archaeological discoveries and the excavation sites still open in the Roman Mediterranean world.

Techniques, Economies and Trade in the Ancient Mediterranean. At the limits of Archaeology

Documents and media

Program

The economy in the Roman world, models and data

" The administered economy " in the Roman world : archaeology of civil and military supply networks in Gaul and Germania in the 1st century AD. è.

The Roman villa in Northern Gaul: a factor in economic development ?

Latest searches for pottery workshops in Pompeii

The northern suburb of Pompeii : organization and management of peri-urban space at the Vesuvius gateway

Rediscovering Arpi, a very large Daunian settlement in the Hellenistic period : recent research by the Centre Jean-Bérard

Digging in Fazzan, in the Libyan desert : Roman economy beyond the Empire

Entre Narbonensis et Tres Galliae : production and trade in the towns of the mid-Rhône valley, the contribution of archaeological sources

From Italy to Dalmatia, from amphorae to villae. Research on the economy of the ancient Mediterranean

The contribution of archaeology to Roman economics. General conclusions

See also

" The administered economy " in the Roman world : archaeology of civil and military supply networks in Gaul and Germania in the ^1st century AD. è.