The Romans: An Introduction

The Romans: An Introduction - Paperback

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The Romans: An Introduction - Paperback

The Romans: An Introduction - Paperback

by Abigail Graham , Antony Kamm
$84.22
$84.22

Book Overview

The Romans: An Introduction is a concise, readable and comprehensive survey of the Roman world, which explores 1,200 years of political, military and cultural history alongside religion, social pressures, literature, art and architecture.

ISBN9781138543898
Author Abigail Graham , Antony Kamm
PublisherRoutledge
GenreHistory, Arts, and Design
FormatPaperback
PublishedMay 2020
Edition4
LanguageENG- English
Pages382
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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The Romans: An Introduction

The Romans: An Introduction - Paperback

The Romans: An Introduction - Paperback

By Abigail Graham and Antony Kamm
About Abigail Graham
Abigail Graham has been a Lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Warwick and is currently a visiting fellow at the Institute for Classical Studies in London. She specializes in the epigraphy and monumentality of the ancient world, coordinating epigraphic training courses for the British School at Rome and the Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents (Oxford). In addition to articles, book chapters and media appearances, she has published The Roman Empire: A Brief History (2008) and keeps a blog: CaveatLector: ReadingRome.
About Antony Kamm
Abigail Graham has been a Lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Warwick and is currently a visiting fellow at the Institute for Classical Studies in London. She specializes in the epigraphy and monumentality of the ancient world, coordinating epigraphic training courses for the British School at Rome and the Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents (Oxford). In addition to articles, book chapters and media appearances, she has published The Roman Empire: A Brief History (2008) and keeps a blog: CaveatLector: ReadingRome.

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