Der Alpen-Adria-Raum und das Imperium Romanum in der hohen Kaiserzeit

Der vorliegende Band bietet neue wirtschaftsgeschichtliche und sozialgeschichtliche Forschungsergebnisse mit Schwerpunkt auf dem Alpen-Adria-Raum. Neben Erkenntnissen aus der Analyse inschriftlicher Dokumente sind es insbesondere die Auswertung von Münzen und papyrologische Studien zu Papyrusfunden aus Ägypten, welche Einblick in das Alltagsleben wie auch Wirtschaftsleben im römischen Reich geben. Neue Studien zu diversen Kleinfunden bzw. archäologischen Artefakten geben darüber hinaus ebenfalls Auskunft zu sozialgeschichtlichen und wirtschaftsgeschichtlichen Fragestellungen. Die Beiträge stammen von international bekannten Altertumsforscherinnen und Altertumsforschern und decken geographisch den Raum der Alpen-Adria-Region über Ägypten bis nach Kleinasien ab, weshalb sie auch in den Sprachen deutsch, englisch und italienisch verfasst wurden.

This volume offers new insights from economic and social history, with a focus on the area between the Alps and the Adriatic. Alongside results from an analysis of written sources, it is in particular work with coinage and papyrological studies on papyri from Egypt that afford insights into daily life and economic life in the Roman Empire. In addition, new studies on diverse kinds of small finds and archaeological artefacts also provide information on questions of social and economic history. The contributions have been written by internationally renowned ancient scholars. Geographically, they cover the area between the Alps and the Adriatic, including Egypt and Asia Minor. They have therefore been written in German, English and Italian. This volume offers new insights from economic and social history, with a focus on the area between the Alps and the Adriatic. Alongside results from an analysis of written sources, it is in particular work with coinage and papyrological studies on papyri from Egypt that afford insights into daily life and economic life in the Roman Empire. In addition, new studies on diverse kinds of small finds and archaeological artefacts also provide information on questions of social and economic history. The contributions have been written by internationally renowned ancient scholars. Geographically, they cover the area between the Alps and the Adriatic, including Egypt and Asia Minor. They have therefore been written in German, English and Italian.