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a victim of Domitian
the joint study of archaeological and geological data has made it possible to highlight the strong impact of human activities on the environment: in a few decades of the first century AD
"Royalty and Tyranny in the Thought of Xenophon
"The Plaster “Restoration” of Two Columns of the Temple of Castor and Pollux in the Petite Écurie Royale de Versailles: History and Archaeology" by Christiane Pinatel
the legends developed around this universal symbolic place
Corps en morceaux. Démembrer et recomposer les corps dans l’Antiquité classique. Bretagne a victim of DomitianFrom a historical anthropology perspective, this book presents an investigation into the ways in which the Ancients thought about the division of the human body but also its unity. It shows how the Ancients conceived of a whole body as a unity, a whole or the sum of its parts, sometimes resulting from a hybridization, and how they judged these assemblages, products of nature or art. Ten specialists in classical texts, images, and archaeology thus
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