Objects and Identities in Roman Britain and the North-Western Provinces

Hella Eckardt

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List of Figures 1. Introduction 2. Material Culture and Ethnic Identity 3. Seeing Black: Africans in Roman Britain 4. Materialities and Meanings: Exotic and Local Materials in Roman Britain 5. Localized Consumption: Bone 'Spoons' and Regional Identities in Roman Britain 6. Embodied Meanings: The 'Right' Hand in the North-western Provinces 7. Writing Power and Status: The Artefactual Evidence for Literacy 8. Local, Regional, and Inter-provincial Identities and Provincial Material Culture Illustration Sources Bibliography Index

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