Professor Simon Keay is a Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton and a Fellow of the British Academy. He specialises in the archaeology of the Roman Empire, with particular interests in Italy and Iberia, Roman Mediterranean ports and commerce and culture change. He has directed a range of excavations and surveys in Italy, Spain and Turkey.

This collection ... is a useful addition to a long-running debate. ... The idea of comparing at a detailed level the varied situation within Italy itself and in a select group of western provinces was a good one, and much of value emerges. ...' -- Journal of Roman Archaeology Journal of Roman Archaeology

• Preface (Simon Keay and Nicola Terrenato)Part 1: Italy1. Introduction (Nicola Terrenato)2. The Romanization of Italy through the epigraphic record (Enrico Benelli)3. Toynbee's Legacy: discussing aspects of the Romanization of Italy (Emmanuele Curti)4. Landscape changes: Romanization and new settlement patterns at Tiati (Elena Antonacci Sanpaolo)5. Strategies and forms of political Romanization in central-southern Etruria (third century BC) (Massimiliano Munzi)6. A tale of three cities: the Romanization of northern coastal Etruria (Nicola Terrenato)7. Cultural imaginings. Punic tradition and local identity in Roman Republican Sardinia (Peter van Dommelen)8. Transformations and continuities in a conquered territory: the case of the Ager Praetutianus (Maria Paola Guidobaldi)9. Roman intentiosn and Romanization: Republican northern Italy, c. 200-100 BC (J.H.C. Williams)10. The Romanization of Italy: Conclusions (Jean-Pierre Vallat)Part 2: The Provinces11. Introduction (Simon Keay)12. Romanization and the Hispaniae (Simon Keay)13. Conquest and Romanization of the upper Guadalquivir valley (Marcelo Castro Lopez and Luis Gutierrez Soler)14. Leptis Magna. The Romanization of a major African city through burial evidence (Sergio Fontana)15. The Roman Cultural Revolution in Gaul (Greg Woolf)16. 'Romanization; and the peoples of Britain (Simon James)17. The Romanization of diet in the Western Empire: comparative archaeological studies (Anthony King)Part 3: Discussion18. Vulgar Romanization and the domination of elites (Susan E. Alcock)19. Reflections on a one day conference "Italy and the West: comparative issues in Romanization" (Jean Andreau)

Professor Simon Keay is a Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton and a Fellow of the British Academy. He specialises in the archaeology of the Roman Empire, with particular interests in Italy and Iberia, Roman Mediterranean ports and commerce and culture change. He has directed a range of excavations and surveys in Italy, Spain and Turkey.

This collection ... is a useful addition to a long-running debate. ... The idea of comparing at a detailed level the varied situation within Italy itself and in a select group of western provinces was a good one, and much of value emerges. ...' -- Journal of Roman Archaeology Journal of Roman Archaeology

• Preface (Simon Keay and Nicola Terrenato)Part 1: Italy1. Introduction (Nicola Terrenato)2. The Romanization of Italy through the epigraphic record (Enrico Benelli)3. Toynbee's Legacy: discussing aspects of the Romanization of Italy (Emmanuele Curti)4. Landscape changes: Romanization and new settlement patterns at Tiati (Elena Antonacci Sanpaolo)5. Strategies and forms of political Romanization in central-southern Etruria (third century BC) (Massimiliano Munzi)6. A tale of three cities: the Romanization of northern coastal Etruria (Nicola Terrenato)7. Cultural imaginings. Punic tradition and local identity in Roman Republican Sardinia (Peter van Dommelen)8. Transformations and continuities in a conquered territory: the case of the Ager Praetutianus (Maria Paola Guidobaldi)9. Roman intentiosn and Romanization: Republican northern Italy, c. 200-100 BC (J.H.C. Williams)10. The Romanization of Italy: Conclusions (Jean-Pierre Vallat)Part 2: The Provinces11. Introduction (Simon Keay)12. Romanization and the Hispaniae (Simon Keay)13. Conquest and Romanization of the upper Guadalquivir valley (Marcelo Castro Lopez and Luis Gutierrez Soler)14. Leptis Magna. The Romanization of a major African city through burial evidence (Sergio Fontana)15. The Roman Cultural Revolution in Gaul (Greg Woolf)16. 'Romanization; and the peoples of Britain (Simon James)17. The Romanization of diet in the Western Empire: comparative archaeological studies (Anthony King)Part 3: Discussion18. Vulgar Romanization and the domination of elites (Susan E. Alcock)19. Reflections on a one day conference "Italy and the West: comparative issues in Romanization" (Jean Andreau)

Professor Simon Keay is a Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton and a Fellow of the British Academy. He specialises in the archaeology of the Roman Empire, with particular interests in Italy and Iberia, Roman Mediterranean ports and commerce and culture change. He has directed a range of excavations and surveys in Italy, Spain and Turkey.

This collection ... is a useful addition to a long-running debate. ... The idea of comparing at a detailed level the varied situation within Italy itself and in a select group of western provinces was a good one, and much of value emerges. ...' -- Journal of Roman Archaeology Journal of Roman Archaeology

• Preface (Simon Keay and Nicola Terrenato)Part 1: Italy1. Introduction (Nicola Terrenato)2. The Romanization of Italy through the epigraphic record (Enrico Benelli)3. Toynbee's Legacy: discussing aspects of the Romanization of Italy (Emmanuele Curti)4. Landscape changes: Romanization and new settlement patterns at Tiati (Elena Antonacci Sanpaolo)5. Strategies and forms of political Romanization in central-southern Etruria (third century BC) (Massimiliano Munzi)6. A tale of three cities: the Romanization of northern coastal Etruria (Nicola Terrenato)7. Cultural imaginings. Punic tradition and local identity in Roman Republican Sardinia (Peter van Dommelen)8. Transformations and continuities in a conquered territory: the case of the Ager Praetutianus (Maria Paola Guidobaldi)9. Roman intentiosn and Romanization: Republican northern Italy, c. 200-100 BC (J.H.C. Williams)10. The Romanization of Italy: Conclusions (Jean-Pierre Vallat)Part 2: The Provinces11. Introduction (Simon Keay)12. Romanization and the Hispaniae (Simon Keay)13. Conquest and Romanization of the upper Guadalquivir valley (Marcelo Castro Lopez and Luis Gutierrez Soler)14. Leptis Magna. The Romanization of a major African city through burial evidence (Sergio Fontana)15. The Roman Cultural Revolution in Gaul (Greg Woolf)16. 'Romanization; and the peoples of Britain (Simon James)17. The Romanization of diet in the Western Empire: comparative archaeological studies (Anthony King)Part 3: Discussion18. Vulgar Romanization and the domination of elites (Susan E. Alcock)19. Reflections on a one day conference "Italy and the West: comparative issues in Romanization" (Jean Andreau)