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Ancient DNA reveals 4000 years of grapevine diversity, viticulture and clonal propagation in France. [PDF]

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Noraz R, Chauvey L, Wagner S, Estrada O, Wales N, Bonnaire E, Cabanis M, Derreumaux M, Figueiral I, Hallavant C, Marinval P, Matterne V, Ros J, Rovira N, Tillier M, Bovagne M, Chausserie-Laprée J, Nicolas C, Daveau I, Delassus D, Gailledrat E, Ginouvez O, Houix B, Jung C, Kuchler P, Leroux L, Macario R, Marlière E, Pasqualini M, Piques G, Pomaredes H, Robert J, Roms C, Roth-Zehner M, Scrinzi M, Taras-Thomas M, Torres Costa J, Besnard G, Terral JF, Bacilieri R, Bouby L, Orlando L.   +41 more
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ROMAN OMENS, ROMAN AUDIENCES, AND ROMAN HISTORY

Greece and Rome, 2006
The role divination played in allocating, maintaining, and justifying the authority of the senatorial élite in the Republic has been well established. Attention has also been paid to the use made of unofficial forms of divination by ambitious members of the ruling élite in the later Republic, who sought (often successfully) to make themselves pre ...
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Roman familial, roman national ?

Les Cahiers des Dix, 2021
Cet article en deux parties révèle certains biais de notre roman national concernant le rôle des relations franco-autochtones dans l’implantation et l’ascension sociale des colons français. Il s’agit ici d’interroger ce dont témoigne historiquement la présence autochtone dans et autour de mon arbre généalogique, c’est-à-dire mon roman familial.
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Romans in the Roman World

2005
I ntroduction During the period of the Roman conquest of the Mediterranean basin, a singular form of deracinated but coherent society came into being. Starting as mercenaries, even pirates, and moving seamlessly into the world of commerce and ultimately the management of Roman provinces, a whole diaspora of mobile, opportunistic Italians outside ...
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Roman Historians and the Roman Coinage

Greece and Rome, 1978
There is no novelty in suggesting the importance of Roman coins as a source for the study of Roman history; a considerable number of works have explored the possibilities of the subject. The chief problem, however, has always lain in appreciatinghow farthey can take us in an understanding of events: the coins are after all often as tendentious as the ...
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The Roman West and the Roman East

2005
AbstractMany Aspects of Different Cultures can help to throw light on their differing identities—language, architecture, religion, and many other things, such as the ‘range of landscapes, ways of thought, racial groups, roof-tops and cheeses’. In fact, almost anything.
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The Roman City in the Roman Period

2012
The history of the Greek city in the Roman period or, perhaps, certain constituents of that history, make upafffield that Fergus Millar has made his own. This essay reflects broadly upon two features of that history, particularly in light of Millar's challenging observation that the history of the Principate outside Rome itself-and often within-is very
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Roman Microeconomics

2012
This section contains most of the material that I anticipated gathering when I drew up my research plan in Roman economic history more than a decade ago. I surveyed these markets briefly in the initial research plan I took around at the Oxford conference where everyone laughed at me.
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