Women and the Army in the Roman Empire - Hardcover
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The lives of women associated with the army provide an avenue for better understanding women in antiquity and the complex society of the Roman Empire. This volume draws on archaeological and textual evidence and employs dynamic perspectives to shed light on an important but overlooked part of the community.
Brice, Lee L.: - LEE L. BRICE is Distinguished University Professor of History at Western Illinois University. He is the co-editor of Brill's Companion to Diet and Logistics in Greek and Roman Warfare (2023), editor of New Approaches to Greek and Roman Warfare (2020), Series Editor of Warfare in the Ancient Mediterranean World, and Senior Editor for Research Perspectives: Ancient History.Greene, Elizabeth M.: - ELIZABETH M. GREENE is Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair of Roman Archaeology at the University of Western Ontario. She has been part of the excavation and research team at Vindolanda since 2002 and has published extensively on Vindolanda, the Roman army, and the role of women in its communities.
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