Peasants and Slaves: The Rural Population of Roman Italy (200 BC to Ad 100)

Alessandro Launaro

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Preface Introduction Part I. An Outline of the Historical Demography of Roman Italy: 1. The Italian population under Augustus 2. Competing arguments and relevant implications Part II. Demography and Landscape Archaeology: Towards an Integration: 3. Absolute figures and relative trends 4. A comparison of relevant trends Part III. Archaeological Evidence from Surveys: 5. Site trends across Roman Italy Part IV. The Rural Population of Roman Italy (200 BC-AD 100): 6. Settlement and demography 7. A view of the countryside Appendix. Survey projects database.

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