Peter Keegan Livres

Exploring 3,000 years of history, this book delves into graffiti from Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures, placing these sources within their historical and cultural contexts. It reveals how graffiti reflects social identity and interactions, providing insights into the lives of ordinary people in the ancient world. By analyzing these artifacts, the work offers a fresh perspective on everyday life in antiquity, highlighting the significance of these often-overlooked expressions of human experience.

Focusing on the influential women depicted in Livy's Ab Urbe Condita, this book delves into their roles and the significant impact they had on Roman society and politics. It examines how these powerful figures shaped historical narratives and raised essential questions about gender dynamics in ancient Rome. Through a critical analysis, it reveals the complexities of their contributions and the broader implications for understanding Roman history.

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