Becoming Roman

Exploring the 'Romanization' of the Gallic provinces during the late Republic and early Empire, this book delves into the cultural, social, and political transformations that occurred as Rome expanded its influence. It examines how local customs and traditions interacted with Roman practices, shaping a unique blend of identities. Through detailed analysis, the study highlights the complexities of assimilation and resistance, offering insights into the broader implications of Roman imperialism in the region.