دانلود کتاب Mediterranean families in antiquity: households, extended families, and domestic space

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Content: Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Contributors
Foreword and Acknowledgments
Part I Introduction
Chapter 1 A Mediterranean Family? A Comparative Approach to the Ancient World
The Family in the Mediterranean in Modern Times
The Family in the Mediterranean in Antiquity
Conclusions
References
Part II The Greek and Hellenistic World
Chapter 2 Identifying Family Structures in Early Iron Age Crete
Introduction
The Evidence from Vronda, Kavousi
Kinship Structures in Bronze and Early Iron Age Crete
Conclusions
References Chapter 3 The Idea of Descent in Early Greek KinshipEvidence for Early Iron Age Kinship
Descent in Early Greek Thinking
Descent and Kinship Grouping
Descent and the Creation of Status
References
Chapter 4 The Role of the Extended Family in Exacting Blood Revenge in Classical Athens
Pylades and Orestes
Vengeance for Kin at Athens
Conclusion
Chapter 5 Domestic Architecture in Ephesus from the Hellenistic Period to Late Antiquity
References
Part III The Roman World
Chapter 6 Traces of the Unfamiliar: Epigraphic Evidence for Extended Families on the Margins in Roman Italy IntroductionThe Vigiles of Ostia and the Transtiberim
The Palace Slaves of Imperial Rome
Conclusion
References
Chapter 7 Extended Families and Family Substitutes among Migrants in the Roman World
Delos
Soldiers at Rome
Conclusion
References
Chapter 8 Household Archaeology in Mediterranean Spain: Family Forms from Iberia to Hispania
Introduction
Domestic Architecture and Early Iron Age Societies
Domestic Architecture and Late Iron Age Societies
House, Family and Community: The Path Toward Social Division
References Chapter 9 Egypt as Part of the Mediterranean? Domestic Space and Household Structures in Roman EgyptThe Mediterranean Identity of Egypt
The Climate and the House
Evidence in the Papyri
The Sons of Psemonches: Families in the City of the Childbirth Goddess
Conclusion
References
Chapter 10 Towards an Archaeology of Household Relationships in Roman Egypt
Introduction
Theoretical Background: Households and Houses
Methodology
Discussion
Conclusions
References
Chapter 11 Age Hierarchy and Social Networks among Urban Women in the Roman East
Early Christian Texts Employing Analogies for Women's WorldsOlder Women in 1 Timothy 5:3-16
Acts of Paul and Thecla
References
Chapter 12 Family Forms and Conflicts in Roman North Africa
Introduction
Roman and Christian North Africa
Family and Power I: The Family of Nubel, African Power Brokers in between Rome and the Desert
Family and Power II: Power Struggles in the Vandal Royal House
Conclusion
References
Part IV Late Antiquity
Chapter 13 Extended Family in the Experiences of Ausonius and Libanius
Introduction: Setting the Problem
Test Cases
The Control Group: Immediate Family