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The 'long' late antiquity: a twentieth-century model? 2001
'The 'long' late antiquity. A late-twentieth century model?', in T.P. Wiseman, ed., Classics in Progress, (Oxford: OUP, 2002), 165-91
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- The concept of 'long' late antiquity challenges traditional chronological boundaries.
- This model reinterprets cultural and historical transitions from the Roman Empire to the Middle Ages.
- Scholarly discourse increasingly examines continuity rather than sharp breaks in historical periods.
- The research highlights regional variations in the experience of late antiquity.
- Exploration of this model informs contemporary understanding of ancient and medieval interactions.
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