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The exhibit is hosted by the Confucius Institute at Headington Hill Hall and is open for a few more days next week. Check it out here!
The exhibit is hosted by the Confucius Institute at Headington Hill Hall and is open for a few more days next week. Check it out here!
Pictured here with the Britannia Award she received on behalf of the Druce Farm Villa Volunteer Group.
Read more about the Druce Farm site in her book: doi.org/10.30861/978...
Pictured here with the Britannia Award she received on behalf of the Druce Farm Villa Volunteer Group.
Read more about the Druce Farm site in her book: doi.org/10.30861/978...
They are all available now on our website: www.barpublishing.com
They are all available now on our website: www.barpublishing.com
Valeria La Monaca's Delicati and Delicia in the Roman Empire analyzes literary, epigraphic, and iconographic sources to offer a comprehensive portrayal of delicati and delicia as status symbols, especially of ambitious libertine families.🏺
Valeria La Monaca's Delicati and Delicia in the Roman Empire analyzes literary, epigraphic, and iconographic sources to offer a comprehensive portrayal of delicati and delicia as status symbols, especially of ambitious libertine families.🏺
What better way to celebrate than with a spooky #findsfriday?
This Moche bottle, featuring a skeleton couple and their child, is currently on display at @metmuseum.org.
What better way to celebrate than with a spooky #findsfriday?
This Moche bottle, featuring a skeleton couple and their child, is currently on display at @metmuseum.org.
This intaglio depicts a skeleton resting on an amphora and holding a jug. Such representations were intended to remind to enjoy life to the fullest since pleasure ends irrevocably with death.
Photo: Museum August Kestner/Christian Tepper
#RomanArchaeology
This intaglio depicts a skeleton resting on an amphora and holding a jug. Such representations were intended to remind to enjoy life to the fullest since pleasure ends irrevocably with death.
Photo: Museum August Kestner/Christian Tepper
#RomanArchaeology
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Contact editor@barpublishing.com or submit a proposal here.
Contact editor@barpublishing.com or submit a proposal here.
Wishing our authors all the best in Rome!🏺
Wishing our authors all the best in Rome!🏺
Head to your inboxes (or to barpublishing.com) to check out our new books!
Remember that all BAR Members received 20% off their private purchases. Sign up here: www.barpublishing.com/bar-membersh...
Head to your inboxes (or to barpublishing.com) to check out our new books!
Remember that all BAR Members received 20% off their private purchases. Sign up here: www.barpublishing.com/bar-membersh...
Roman Feet and Shoes by Elizabeth Shaw, ✍️ Marquita Volken
"an invaluable resource and a starting point for identifying Roman mentalities regarding the significance of shoe- and foot-shaped artefacts"
doi.org/10.16995/tra...
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Roman Feet and Shoes by Elizabeth Shaw, ✍️ Marquita Volken
"an invaluable resource and a starting point for identifying Roman mentalities regarding the significance of shoe- and foot-shaped artefacts"
doi.org/10.16995/tra...
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Take a look at our Open Access publication on the IKUWA 7 proceedings which was featured in the newest issue of @antiquity.ac.uk here. 🌊🏺
Take a look at our Open Access publication on the IKUWA 7 proceedings which was featured in the newest issue of @antiquity.ac.uk here. 🌊🏺
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In Coinage, Landscape and Society in the Borderlands Carl Savage compiles a new and comprehensive dataset of medieval coins from the Scottish border region from 1136-1603, drawing together both English and Scottish data for the first time.
Now available on our website!🏺
In Coinage, Landscape and Society in the Borderlands Carl Savage compiles a new and comprehensive dataset of medieval coins from the Scottish border region from 1136-1603, drawing together both English and Scottish data for the first time.
Now available on our website!🏺
#Roman #RomanBritian #RomanArmy #Archaeology
#Roman #RomanBritian #RomanArmy #Archaeology
Available here: www.barpublishing.com/books/time-p...
Available here: www.barpublishing.com/books/time-p...
Here's a cute little terracotta vase in the shape of a duck to celebrate.🦆🏺
This duck dates to the 6th century BCE and is of East Greek origin. It can be seen on display at The Met.
Here's a cute little terracotta vase in the shape of a duck to celebrate.🦆🏺
This duck dates to the 6th century BCE and is of East Greek origin. It can be seen on display at The Met.
Here is our editor Tansy (pictured in red) who participated in a resistivity survey with the Suffolk Archaeological Field Group this past weekend! 🏺
Here is our editor Tansy (pictured in red) who participated in a resistivity survey with the Suffolk Archaeological Field Group this past weekend! 🏺
Through archaeological surveys and historical research, this work offers a comprehensive examination of the role of Sicilian quarries in the broader economic landscape, including connections to activities such as tuna fishing and salt production.
Read more here
Through archaeological surveys and historical research, this work offers a comprehensive examination of the role of Sicilian quarries in the broader economic landscape, including connections to activities such as tuna fishing and salt production.
Read more here
We are pleased to announce that An Urban Roman Dump from 270+ AD (Tarraco – Carrer de Castaños, 1) by José Carlos Quaresma is now available!
This book discusses the assemblages from an urban dump in order to obtain an image of consumption trends and a chronology for the context.
We are pleased to announce that An Urban Roman Dump from 270+ AD (Tarraco – Carrer de Castaños, 1) by José Carlos Quaresma is now available!
This book discusses the assemblages from an urban dump in order to obtain an image of consumption trends and a chronology for the context.
This week has left us feeling like this 18th c. BCE Syrian figurine...
This week has left us feeling like this 18th c. BCE Syrian figurine...
This volume highlights a wide variety of funerary practices, and presents burial sites ranging from the Early Middle Ages to the twentieth century.
This volume highlights a wide variety of funerary practices, and presents burial sites ranging from the Early Middle Ages to the twentieth century.