Greeks, Romans and Barbarians: Spheres of Interaction

Abstract

Part 1 Themes and approaches. Part 2 The Greek adventure - 600-400 BC: Greek and phoenician colonization in the western Mediterranean the port of Massalia the expansion of Etruscan influence Massalia and the barbarians of the north social tranformation in barbarian Europe in the fifth centure BC the Celtic migrations. Part 3 The southern shores of Gaul: The native towns of southern Gaul inland trading centres of the Rhone axis the western trading axis the Romans and southern Gaul. Part 4 Roman estates and entrepreuners: social change in Italy the Ager Cosanus Roman trade with southern Gaul production and consumption in late Republican Italy slaves the dynamics of the late Republican economy. Part 5 Gaul - continuity and change 124-59 BC: Gaul - historical outline 125-59BC the western trading system the northen trading system Gaulish society social change in central Gaul the Gaulish and British periphery the Belgae of northen Gaul. Part 6 The battle for Gaul - 58-50 BC: Julius Caesar Caesar's campaigns in Gaul ethnic movements at the time of the consequest allegiances Gaulish leadership the fate of the conquered Gauls. Part 7 The creation of the three Gauls: the organization of Gaul - 50-12 BC the German frontier social and economic change in Gaul economic intensification long-distance trade. Part 8 Progress through Britain: prehistoric trade patterns the re-invigoration of long distance trade Britain after Caesar the Roman conquest the early Romanization of the south-east northen Britain into Scotland across the Celtic Sea. Part 9 Beyond the Rhine: The military situation and the German campaigns Germanic society Roman interaction with Germany socio-economic zones in Germany the late second century late Roman economic reformations the late third century and after.

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