Roman empire expansion dynamics from 338 BC to 116 AD

A lot of ancient civilizations has risen and fallen again, namely a few as Roman empire, Macedonia kingdom, Inca Empire, etc. To date many interesting and already available facts are known about ancient empires, but not much about their evolutionary dynamics,-for example their timeline of population or occupied area in a world. Using carefully selected information sources, in this paper I try to represent how Roman empire size has changed over time with quantitative metrics from 338 BC to 116 AD.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13765363
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Historical and Architectural Studies
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Roman empire expansion dynamics from 338 BC to 116 AD

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Historical and Architectural Studies
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Roman empire expansion dynamics from 338 BC to 116 AD

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Abstract

A lot of ancient civilizations has risen and fallen again, namely a few as Roman empire, Macedonia kingdom, Inca Empire, etc. To date many interesting and already available facts are known about ancient empires, but not much about their evolutionary dynamics,-for example their timeline of population or occupied area in a world. Using carefully selected information sources, in this paper I try to represent how Roman empire size has changed over time with quantitative metrics from 338 BC to 116 AD.

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Historical and Architectural Studies
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