TRAC 2005

Late Roman frontier communities in northern Britain: A theoretical context for the 'end' of Hadrian's Wall (Rob Collins)
Romanisation in southern Epirus: A ceramic perspective (Melissa Moore Morrison)
Consumption and Roman archaeology: Beyond Pompeii (Nick Ray)
Modelling Roman demography and urban dependency in central Italy (Helen Goodchild)
Discarding the destitute: Ancient and modern attitudes towards burial practice and memory preservation amongst the lower classes of Rome (E-J Graham)
An alleged Far West? The Romanisation of the countryside in western Gaul (Cécilia Courbot-Dewerdt)
Fertile imaginations: Pastoralist production and a new interpretation of a Roman period relief sculpture from Bath (D Martin Goldberg)
Wild animals and domestic animals in the Roman sacrificial ritual: Distinctions between 'human' and 'animal' animals (Günther Schörner)
15 years of TRAC: Reflections on a Journey (Eleanor Scott)
21st century TRAC: is the Roman battery flat? (Ray Laurence)
The future of TRAC (Andrew Gardner)