A New Roman Britain? Recent Developments in Romano-British           Archaeology

Webster, Jane; Gwilt, Adam; Haselgrove, Colin; Meadows, Karen; Lemke, Chris; Heron, Jo; Alcock, Joan P.; Laing, Jennifer; Dark, Ken; Dark, Petra; Hostetter, Eric; Howe, Thomas Noble

doi:10.2307/506582

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“…Over the last 20 years there has been some critique of the TRAC proceedings (e.g. Laurence 1999;Webster 1999;Swift 2007;Revell 2014), with most reviewers favouring papers that 'include both the consideration of a theoretical premise, and its application to a body of data' (Revell 2014: 493).…”

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TRAC at 30: A Bibliometric Analysis of the TRAC Community

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2021

Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal

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As TRAC approaches another milestone anniversary there is much to celebrate - a successful conference, a large body of publications, and a thriving community. Part of this success stems from the unusually introspective and self-critical nature of the organisation. However, despite this tradition, there has been limited data-driven analysis of TRAC's successes and failures. This paper uses bibliometric data from the corpus of TRAC publications over the last 30 years to analyse whether the organisation has achieved its aims. Alongside data from comparable journals, this research will also determine whether TRAC is ahead or behind the wider academic world. This paper provides insights into how diverse TRAC has become and how me might move forward in future.

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TRAC at 30: A Bibliometric Analysis of the TRAC Community

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2021

Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal

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“…Jane Webster noted that just as an interest in gender issues has dropped in recent TRACs, so too has the proportion of female to male contributors (Webster 1999). The topic, however, did not start at a very high level.…”

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2012

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A New Roman Britain? Recent Developments in Romano-British Archaeology

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TRAC at 30: A Bibliometric Analysis of the TRAC Community

TRAC at 30: A Bibliometric Analysis of the TRAC Community

She Said ‘Emic’

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