Women in the Roman Empire: Colonial British Archaeology in Egypt & India
An investigation of interactions between women and legal authorities in the Roman Empire, focusing on how women used requests to authority to assist with legal problems, demonstrating how non-elite women used different strategies to overcome the restrictions of their status and resolve legal troubles in a male-dominated world.
Suitable for
18+
Admission
Free
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