Reading gender and social life in military spaces
2009, 49, Tom 49, Nr A
University of Warsaw, Faculty of Archaeology
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Publication date
07.01.2009
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open access
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Humanities
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archeology
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English
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Abstract
The issue of women and children in military forts has been a topic of debate for the past twenty years. 1 It is risky at best to interpret social life in roman army camps and forts based on archaeological sources alone. Finds of this kind should be evaluated in the broader context of civilians of both sexes in a military environment, both intra and extra muros.
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