Alpes
Embark on a scholarly journey through the Roman provinces of the Alpes with our meticulously curated reading list, offering a comprehensive exploration of this rugged and strategically vital region in the heart of the Roman Empire.
Delve into works by esteemed historians and archaeologists, who provide invaluable insights into the geopolitical significance, administrative organization, and cultural dynamics of the Alpes provinces within the broader context of Roman expansion and governance. Explore the latest research on the region’s diverse landscapes, from the snow-capped peaks of the Alps to the fertile valleys and bustling urban centers nestled amidst them, offering a nuanced understanding of the economic, social, and military networks that shaped life in this frontier territory. Uncover the rich tapestry of peoples, languages, and cultures that inhabited the Alpes provinces, from indigenous tribes and Roman colonists to transient traders and military garrisons, revealing the complex interplay of power and identity in this dynamic borderland. Whether you’re a seasoned scholar, history enthusiast, or curious traveler, our reading list invites you to delve into the fascinating world of the Roman Alpes and discover the enduring legacy of Rome’s mountainous frontier.
Alpes Cottiae
- Cornwell, H., ‘The King Who Would Be Prefect: Authority and Identity in the Cottian Alps’ in Journal of Roman Studies 105, 2015, 41-72.
Alpes Maritimae
Alpes Poeninae
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