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Reconstructing Roman trade networks
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2022
Digital History and Hermeneutics
This paper focuses on my study on trade and transport networks in the Gaulish and German provinces during the Roman Empire and the challenges that came with using network analysis with fragmented or uncertain sources, and is based on my perspective on and experiences during this study. First I give a brief glimpse of digital and ancient history, followed by an introduction to the sources, then some remarks on epigraphy in the digital age, as well as the application of network analysis and its
doi:10.1515/9783110723991-009
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