人与社会

D. Perring
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罗马伦敦的社会构成是根据书面资料和考古发现的证据来描述的。墓葬、丧葬纪念碑和书写板显示了一个由军事和行政机构主导的精英社区,周围是商人、商人和工匠,奴隶是一个重要的存在。许多人可以被认定为移民,他们的存在也可以从DNA和同位素分析的证据中解读出来。这些强大的外国人中的大多数都不是伦敦公民,而是同谋。英国人的情况并不普遍。混合身份,多样的消费模式,以及仪式和仪式表演也从发现组合中描述。
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People and society
The social composition of Roman London is described from the evidence of written sources and archaeological finds. Burials, funerary monuments, and writing tablets identify an elite community dominated by the military and administrative establishments—surrounded by businessmen, merchants, and craftsmen—where slaves were an important presence. Many can be identified as immigrants, whose presence can also be read from the evidence of a DNA and isotope analysis. Most of these powerful foreigners wouldn’t have been citizens of London but incolae. Britons were not widely in evidence. Hybrid identities, varied patterns of consumption, and ritual and ceremonial performance are also described from the finds assemblages.
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