Landscapes and the Augustan Revolution

Augustus and the provincial Landscapes: A Global Revolution; 1. Augustus and the Transformation of the Roman Road Network in the Western Provinces. An Epigraphical Perspective; 2. Sardinia and the Roman Road System: Accessibility Before and After the ‘Augustan Revolution’; 3. The Impact of Rome on the Landscape through the Study of Burial Distribution: Cultural Influences and Identity Negotiation in Transpadana in the First Century CE.; 4. Parametrising the Roman army's behaviour in northern Iberia; 5. There is No Final One; Revolutions are Infinite – The Transformation of the Central Alentejo during the First Century BCE; 6. Landscape transitions in Tarraco (Tarragona, Spain): Further understanding of provincial communities and their integration into the Roman Empire; 7. Augustan take-off, Severan crisis: economic bases and urban sustainability of a paruum oppidum of Hispania Citerior: Los Bañales in Uncastillo (Zaragoza, Spain); 8. MiReg – A comparative study of the urban-rural relationship in the western part of Hispania (the “Roman Far West”); 9. The Roman city of Águilas and its hinterland: an overview from the Late Republic to the eve of the Empire; 10. An interdisciplinary overview on Augustan North African Landscape; 11. Changes in the landscape of Corsica between the Late Republic and the Principate; 12. Transformation of the productive landscape in SW Iberian Peninsula: Economic orientation and infrastructure before and after the “Augustan Revolution”