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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An examination of enslaved figures in Roman art, exploring their depictions in domestic settings and what these images reveal about Roman society.

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This book examines depictions of enslaved individuals in Roman art, focusing on their presence in domestic contexts.

Through analysis of visual sources, it explores how these figures were portrayed and what these images reveal about Roman society.

The study draws on archaeological evidence to provide insights into the lives and roles of the enslaved.

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