Romans

Romans are the people of ancient Rome. What, exactly, makes someone a “Roman” is a point of discussion, of course.

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Sieges in the Ancient Mediterranean
Sieges in the Ancient Mediterranean
A new Companion published by Brill

Jason C. Morris

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16 min read
Warfare and Society in the Barbarian West
Warfare and Society in the Barbarian West
A book from 2003 by Guy Halsall

Sean Manning

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13 min read
Why abandon the phalanx?
Why abandon the phalanx?
Problems from Rome

Joshua R. Hall and Roel Konijnendijk

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16 min read
A neglected warrior
A neglected warrior
A new book on Pyrrhus

Joshua R. Hall

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11 min read
The culture of ancient scholarship
The culture of ancient scholarship
A book review

Joshua R. Hall

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11 min read
Problems with plagues
Problems with plagues
Don’t look to history

Joshua R. Hall

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5 min read
Promoting inclusive archaeology through disability studies
Promoting inclusive archaeology through disability studies

Grace Spiewak

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5 min read
Lessons in authenticity from Horace
Lessons in authenticity from Horace

Grace Spiewak

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4 min read
Margaritas
Margaritas
Etymology for a summer-time drink in late autumn

Joshua R. Hall

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3 min read
Building Mid-Republican Rome
Building Mid-Republican Rome
A book by Seth Bernard

Jason C. Morris

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15 min read
War’s effect on society
War’s effect on society
A fragment of Ennius

Joshua R. Hall

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5 min read
Mercenaries in the ancient world
Mercenaries in the ancient world
Podcast podcast #8

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