Roman Bioarchaeology

University Press of Florida

Explore the fascinating world of Roman bioarchaeology with "Roman Bioarchaeology: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Life and Death in the Roman World." This comprehensive hardback delves into the study of human remains from the Roman era, offering profound insights into the lives, health, and societal practices of ancient populations. Discover how bioarchaeological evidence illuminates topics such as diet, disease, social status, and burial customs. This book bridges the gap between different disciplines, providing a rich and interdisciplinary perspective on Roman life and death. Key highlights include: * In-depth analysis of human skeletal remains * Exploration of diet, health, and disease in the Roman world * Insights into Roman social structures and beliefs * Interdisciplinary approach combining archaeology, anthropology, and history This essential read for anyone interested in Roman history, archaeology, and bioarchaeology offers a unique window into the human experience of the Roman Empire.