<p>Friday 17th April</p><p>1.30pm Session 1: Towns, buildings and their materials. Chair and discussant: Simon Keay (University of Southampton) 1.35pm David Newsome (University of Birmingham): Mircea Eliade and the topography of Filippo Coarelli 2.00pm Simon Wood (University of Birmingham): Horti in the city of Rome: emulation and transcendence in the Late Republic and Early Empire 2.25pm Isobel Pinder (University of Southampton): Not just another brick in the wall: the importance of Roman city walls in the articulation of urban space 2.50pm Coffee: served in the atrium of the Archaeology building 3.10pm Zeynep Akture (Izmir Institute of Technology): Theatre-constriction in the cultural milieu of Roman Hispaniae 3.35pm Ronald M. Visser: Growing and felling Romans? 4.00pm Giles Richardson: “A Million Tons of Marble” Shipwrecked Cargoes and the Maritime Transport of Decorative Stone in the Roman Empire 4.25pm Discussion</p><p>5pm Wine reception in the atrium of the Archaeology building</p><p>Saturday 18th April</p><p>9.30am Session 2a: Social identity and cultural change Chair and discussant: Tim Champion (University of Southampton) 9.30am Emily Harris (University of Southampton): The Extent of Romanization of Devon and Cornwall and its Significance Within Romano-British Studies 9.55am Peter Girdwood (University of Southampton): tba 10.20am Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews (North Hertfordshire): Collapse, change or continuity: exploring the three Cs in fifth-century Baldock 10.45am Louise Revell (University of Southampton): Romanization: a feminist critique 11.10am Coffee: served in the atrium of the Archaeology building</p><p>11.30am Session 2b: Social identity and cultural change in Etruria 11.30am Lucy Shipley (University of Southampton): Landscapes of Conquest and Subjugation: Romanisation in Etruria 11.55am Silva Bruder: Signs of Romanisation in domestic architecture? Etruscan dwellings from 5th to 2nd century BC 12.20am Vedia Izzet (University of Southampton): Romanisation and the Etruscan body 12.45pm Discussion for sessions 2a and 2b</p><p>2.30pm Session 3: Analysing and interpreting material culture Chair and discussant: tba 2.30pm Lacey Wallace (University of Cambridge): An approach to the synthetic study of structures and artefacts 2.55pm Andrew Jones (University of Bradford): The sources and the sauces 3.20pm Gareth Beale and Graeme Earl (University of Southampton): The Herculaneum Amazon 3.45pm Coffee: served in the atrium of the Archaeology building 4.05pm Rafael Scopacasa (University of Exeter): Beyond the warlike Samnites: identity as social practice in funerary sites of Samnium 4.30pm Alison Moore (University of Southampton): tba 4.55pm Discussion</p><p>5.15pm TRAC AGM</p>