A larger than usual selection of papers from the annual TRAC conference. Sessions included Supplying the Army, Imperial communication, The role of the deceased in Roman society, Military identities and Experiencing space and place in the Roman world.

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• Preface
• Forced labour, mines, and space: exploring the control of mining communities
• Feeling like home: Romanised rural landscape from a Gallo-Roman point of view
• Centrality in its place: Defining urban space in the city of Rome
• Finding your way in the Subura
• Amateur metal detector finds and Romano-British settlement: A methodological case study from Wiltshire
• Meat consumption in Roman Britain: The evidence from stable isotopes
• Barley and horses: Surplus and demand in the civitas Batavorum
• The way to a Roman soldier's heart: A post-medieval model for cattle droving to the Hadrian's Wall area
• Creating a community: The symbolic role of tumuli in the villa landscape of the civitas Tungrorum
• 'Montani atque agrestes' or women of substance? Dichotomies of gender and role in ancient Samnium
• Native Service: 'Batavian' pottery in 'Roman' military context
• The natural will: Community in Roman archaeology
• The social world of Roman fullonicae
• The dichotomy in Romano-Celtic syncretism: Some preliminary thoughts on vernacular religion