Recycling and Reuse in the Roman Economy

1: Chloe N. Duckworth and Andrew Wilson: Introduction: Recycling and Reuse in the Roman Economy
2: J. Theodore Pena: Recycling in the Roman World: Concepts, Questions, Materials, and Organization
Part I: Reusing Commodities, Transforming Meaning
3: John Peter Wild: The Reuse of Textiles in the Roman World
4: Erja Salmenkivi: Reuse and Recycling of Papyrus
5: Simon J. Barker: Reuse of Statuary and Spolia: An Economic Perspective
6: Tom Brughmans and Alessandra Pecci: An Inconvenient Truth: Evaluating the Impact of Amphora Reuse through Computational Simulation Modelling
Part II: Chemical Data and Material Flows
7: Peter Bray: Modelling Roman Concepts of Copper-Alloy Recycling and Mutability: The Chemical Characterization Hypothesis and Roman Britain
8: Matthew J. Ponting: Recycling and Roman Silver Coinage
9: Patrick Degryse: Elements, Isotopes, and Glass Recycling
10: Chloe N. Duckworth: Seeking the Invisible: New Approaches to Roman Glass Recycling
Part III: Site Formation, Visibility, and Temporality of Recycling
11: Alessandro Sebastiani and Thomas J. Derrick: A Regional Economy of Recycling over Four Centuries at Spolverino (Tuscany) and Environs
12: Beth Munro: The Organized Recycling of Roman Villa Sites
13: Robin Fleming: Old Buildings, Building Material, and the Death of Recycling in Post-Roman Britain
14: Ellen Swift: Reuse of Roman Artefacts in Late Antiquity and the Early Medieval West: A Case Study from Britain of Bracelets and Belt Fittings
Part IV: Where Next?
15: Chloe N. Duckworth, Andrew Wilson, Astrid Van Oyen, Catherine Alexander, Jane Evans, Christopher Green, and David J. Mattingly: When the Statue is Both Marble, and Lime

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• História clássica / civilização clássica
• Arqueologia clássica grega e romana
• História económica