The Origins of the Roman Economy - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-v

Epigraph

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Figures

pp xi-xiv

Tables

pp xv-xvi

Acknowledgements

pp xvii-xx

One - Introduction

pp 1-14

Two - Notes on the Geographical Context of Early Rome

pp 15-23

Three - The Beginnings of a Longue Durée

pp 24-36

Four - The Early Iron Age (Latial Phases II and III)

pp 37-49

Five - A Settlement Unlike Others

pp 50-57

Six - Latial Phase IV (730–580 BC)

pp 58-67

Seven - Latial Phase IVA (730–640 BC)

pp 68-76

Eight - Latial Phase IVB (640–580 BC)

pp 77-81

Nine - The Archaic Phase (580–500 BC)

pp 82-116

Ten - Modelling Demography and Consumption

pp 117-128

Eleven - Places and Institutions in the Archaic Roman Economy

pp 129-156

Twelve - The Economics of the Early Calendar

pp 157-171

Thirteen - The Early Latins Overseas

pp 172-192

Fourteen - The Fifth Century BC

pp 193-199

Fifteen - Crisis and Opportunities in the Fifth Century BC

pp 200-210

Sixteen - The Fourth Century BC

pp 211-219

Seventeen - Fourth-Century Transformations and the End of the Archaic Economy

pp 220-232

Eighteen - Epilogue

pp 233-236

Appendices

pp 237-316

Appendix A - Geometric-Style Pottery Referred to Greek Production from Latium

pp 237-240

Appendix B - Corinthian Pottery from Latium

pp 241-248