Roman rule introduced specific administrative and infrastructural changes to Judea
Historical and archaeological evidence clearly demonstrates that Roman rule brought distinct administrative structures and infrastructural developments to Judea.
The retrieved papers consistently document how Roman hegemony and the establishment of provincial administration (such as the creation of provincia Judaea) brought notable administrative frameworks and monumental infrastructural and architectural changes to the region.
Ory Amitay. Alexander the Great in Jerusalem. 2025. https://doi.org/10.1093/9780198929550.001.0001
Paper [4] details the transition of Judea into a formal Roman province and the associated changes in foreign regime administration.
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Cody Scott Ames. HERODIAN JUDEA: GAMES, POLITICS, KINGSHIP. 2015. https://doi.org/10.14795/J.V2I2.92
Paper [8] outlines the substantial architectural, infrastructural, and cultural transformation of Judea under Roman domination and Herodian rule.
David A. deSilva. Under the Eagle’s Wings. 2024. https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780190263249.003.0006
Paper [11] examines the administrative mechanics of direct Roman rule in Judea, detailing the progression from early prefects and procurators through to open conflict.
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