Introduction
Alan S. Bowman, A. S. Wilson
Abstract
Alan S. Bowman, A. S. Wilson
Abstract
This introductory chapter discusses settlement, population, and urbanization in the Roman economy. The book focuses on the size and relationship of settlements; the role of urbanization and urban communities in the context of wider settlement patterns; methods of estimating sizes (relative absolute) of populations or units of population (city, village, household, and so on). An overview of the subsequent chapters is also presented.
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This introductory chapter discusses settlement, population, and urbanization in the Roman economy. The book focuses on the size and relationship of settlements; the role of urbanization and urban communities in the context of wider settlement patterns; methods of estimating sizes (relative absolute) of populations or units of population (city, village, household, and so on). An overview of the subsequent chapters is also presented.
Key concepts: Urbanization, Settlement (finance), Human settlement, Geography, Context (archaeology), Population, Economic geography, Economy