貧民と奴隷：古代ローマ時代イタリアの農村人口<br>Peasants and Slaves : The Rural Population of Roman Italy (200 BC to AD 100) (Cambridge Classical Studies)

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貧民と奴隷：古代ローマ時代イタリアの農村人口
Peasants and Slaves : The Rural Population of Roman Italy (200 BC to AD 100) (Cambridge Classical Studies)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 364 p.／サイズ 29 b/w illus.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9781107004795
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基本説明

This book contributes to a lively debate by exploring both the textual and the archaeological evidence and by tracing and reassessing the actual fate of the Italian rural free population between the Late Republic and the Early Empire.

Full Description

The crisis of the Roman Republic and its transformation into an Empire have fascinated generations of scholars. It has long been assumed that a dramatic demographic decline of the rural free peasantry (which was supplanted by slaves) triggered the series of social and economic developments which eventually led to Rome's political crisis during the first century BC. This book contributes to a lively debate by exploring both the textual and the archaeological evidence, and by tracing and reassessing the actual fate of the Italian rural free population between the Late Republic and the Early Empire. Data derived from a comparative analysis of twenty-seven archaeological surveys - and about five thousand sites - allow Dr Launaro to outline a radically new picture according to which episodes of local decline are placed within a much more generalised pattern of demographic growth.

Contents

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.