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Tag Archives: slavery
Letter by Paterna-or-whatever-she’s-called, the oldest writing by a woman in Britain
This Saturday I’m going to the Roman Society’s annual colloquium, an afternoon of free talks that anyone can go to. Even though I’ve worked for the Society for some years doing their social media, I don’t usually go to the … Continue reading
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Unrelatable Romans
Writing and talking about Romans again and spending a lot of time thinking about Roman slavery. Mostly for my ‘Friends, Romans and Enslavers’ talk for the Vindolanda Trust that you can watch online on their YouTube channel. Few people who … Continue reading
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