Understanding Military Spaces: Materiality and Social Practice in the Structures of the Antonine Wall

安东尼长城是罗马人建造的最复杂的边境系统，也是被占领时间最短的边境系统之一，它提供了一个独特的高分辨率视角来了解罗马帝国的鼎盛时期。拟议的博士学位解决了Antoine Wall研究战略（2020）中确定的关键目标，利用了大量未合成的遗留数据。对来自遗址的小型发现和陶瓷的综合分析将阐明如何使用长城的多种组成结构和空间，解决有关在其中发生的活动和边境社区构成的基本问题。

The most sophisticated frontier system ever built by the Romans and also one of the briefest occupied, the Antonine Wall WHS offers a uniquely high-resolution insight into the Roman Empire at its height. The proposed PhD addresses key objectives identified in the Antoine Wall Research Strategy (2020), exploiting a rich body of largely un-synthesised legacy data. An integrated analysis of small finds and ceramics from sites will illuminate how the multiple constituent structures and spaces of the Wall were used, addressing fundamental questions about the activities that took place within them and the make-up of frontier communities.