The Domesticity of Their Darkness: Snapshots of the Enslaved in Roman Art (Archaeopress Roman Archaeology)
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The Domesticity of Their Darkness: Snapshots of the Enslaved in Roman Art (Archaeopress Roman Archaeology)

by Iain Ferris

art history social history Roman Archaeology
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The Domesticity of Their Darkness explores snapshots of enslaved people in Roman art, with particular attention to domesticity and visual representation. Written by Iain Ferris, this Archaeopress Roman Archaeology volume offers a focused contribution to the study of Roman history, art, and archaeology.

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The Domesticity of Their Darkness examines representations of enslaved people in Roman art.

Focusing on domesticity, the book presents a series of visual snapshots connected to the Roman world.

Its subject places artistic representation within the broader study of Roman archaeology and history.

Written by Iain Ferris, this volume belongs to the Archaeopress Roman Archaeology series.

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