Roman Museums FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS / Siblings

Roman Museums FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS / SiblingsA collection of essays by the late Donald Strong, grouped into four sections (general, architectural studies, sculpture, acquisitions at the British Museum), edited by Susan Walker. It includes Strongs inaugural lecture as Professor of Archaeology at London University, on the Romans and archaeology, a hilariously personal view of the subject.

This book explores connections between poverty and migration in the context of the expansion of neoliberalism in Europe

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it exposes the denial and ignorance underpinning contemporary politics of law and order and offers insight into today's crisis

The inscriptions are illustrated and described

Sarah Tremlett interview at VideoBardo Videopoetry Festival

Mourning Becomes… challenges many supposed ‘facts’ about the concentration camps established by the British military during the South African War 1899-1902

but fan responses to both

The unexpected decision of the British Government in January 1968 to withdraw its military and diplomatic protection from the Gulf catapulted the region into the limelight

which analyses the role that the city plays in the stories filmed in Madrid

and the urban Lowland highlighting in turn the factors that particularly influenced each of these areas