Roman Landscape: Culture and Identity (New Surveys in the Classics, Series Number 39)
A concise survey exploring Roman landscape as a cultural and identity-shaping concept, drawing on literary, artistic, and archaeological evidence within classical studies.
About This Book
This survey examines how Romans perceived and represented their environment.
Landscape is presented as both physical space and cultural symbol.
The work draws on literary, artistic, and archaeological sources.
It situates landscape studies within broader classical scholarship.
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