Romans 1 by 1. Towards a population database for the Roman Empire Dr. Rada VARGA Centre for Roman Studies, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca Digital Classicist Seminar, Berlin 06.01.2015
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Romans 1 by 1. Towards a population database for the Roman Empire
Dr. Rada VARGA
Centre for Roman Studies, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca
Digital Classicist Seminar, Berlin 06.01.2015
Population reconstruction today
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AD BC ca. 1800
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Who?
Named by:
Epigraphic sources
Literary sources
Anonymous
from:
Epigraphic sources
Literary sources
Archaeological sources
Central database Epigraphic sources
Literary sources
Archaeological sources
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101 Husband
102 Wife
103 Father
104 Mother
105 Son
106 Daughter
201 Brother
202 Sister
203 Grandfather
204 Grandmother
205 Grandson
206 Grandaughter
301 Uncle
302 Aunt
303 Niece
304 Nephew
305 Cousin (M)
306 Cousin (F)
401 Heir (M)
402 Heir (F)
403 Testamentary executor (M)
404 Testamentary executor (F)
405 Slave (M)
406 Slave (F)
407 Freedman
408 Freedwoman
409 Patron (M)
410 Patron (F)
411 Alumnus
412 Alumna
413 Co-worker/associate (M)
414 Co-worker/associate (F)
501 Unspecified relationship (M)
502 Unspecified relationship (F)
503 Unreadable relationship (M)
504 Unreadable relationship (F)
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