This map courtesy of Neil Jay Goldberg at The Rome Project.
As a research project in Roman history, each student selected a province of the Roman Empire and learned all he or she could about it. You can view the results of each project by clicking on the province in this map (numbered provinces are active) or in the list below.
This map courtesy of Neil Jay Goldberg at The Rome Project.
| 1 Achaea | 4 Britannia | 8 Hibernia | 15 Sardinia and Corsica |
| 2 Armenia | 5 Dacia | 9 Judaea, Palaestina | 12 Sicily |
| 3 Asia, Mysia | 6 Gallia Narbonensis | 10 Moesia | 13 Tarraconesis (Hispania) |
| 14 Bithynia | 7 Germany | 11 Numidia |
The instructor asked the students to investigate at least the following areas in the course of their research: sources, geography, native population, circumstances of conquest, extent of Romanization, administration, economic and social life, benefits to Rome and the province of their relationship, and the end of the province. Students prepared the written and graphic material that the instructor assembled--with minor editing--in this web site and gave oral reports to the class.
For questions or comments about this site, contact Clayton Miles Lehmann at the University of South Dakota.
Launched 7 January 1997.