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The LanCRAM project investigates the economic and social impact of Roman imperial properties in Asia Minor. It aims to create a comprehensive database of historical sources, produce a detailed monograph on the subject, and facilitate workshops to broaden understanding of these properties across the Roman Empire.
The LanCRAM project aims at studying the geographical distribution and the economic, social and political impact of the properties of the Roman emperors in Asia Minor.
These consisted of villas, landed estates, pastureland, woods, mines and quarries.
This immense richness was a key element for the maintenance of the position of supreme power, since the emperor could use it to confer social status to individuals or to perform benefactions in favour of communities.
Furthermore, imperial properties…
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