David J. Mattingly Books

An Imperial Possession

By D. J. Mattingly, David Mattingly, David J. Mattingly, Penguin Group

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The definitive history of Roman Britain In the first major narative history of the subject in more than a generation, David Mattingly brings life in Britain during four hundred years of Roman domin...

Economies Beyond Agriculture in the Classical World Leicester Nottingham Studies in Ancientsociety

By John Salmon

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Life, Death, and Entertainment in the Roman Empire

By David J. Mattingly, David Stone Potter

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Life, death, and entertainment in the Roman Empire

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Imperialism Power and Identity

By David J. Mattingly

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An Atlas of Roman Britain

By Barri Jones, David Mattingly

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Archaeology and desertification

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Living and working in the Roman world

By Nina Crummy, Andrew Wallace Hadrill, Barry W. Cunliffe, H. R. Hurst, Amanda Clarke, David P. S. Peacock, N. Holbrook, William Bowden, John R. L. Allen, Jane Timby, Stephen Rippon, Emma Durham, John Creighton, David J. Mattingly, Hella Eckardt

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The archaeology of Fazzan

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Economies Beyond Agriculture in the Classical World

By John Salmon, David J. Mattingly

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