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15 Jun 2024: This lunchtime talk will explore the economics of warfare in a few cases from the ancient world. ... He had been a Fellow of Gonville and Caius College since 1963 where he was a college lecture in Classics and Director of Studies for many years.

15 Jun 2024: Human revenue: the Roman slave trade – subjugation, enslavement, economic exploitation of slaves, slave revolts? ... and supply, and it will address the issue of economic growth and relevant cultural attitudes.

15 Jun 2024: In T. de Haas and G. Tol (eds.), The Economic Integration of Roman Italy: Rural Communities in a Globalizing World. ... Associate Professor in Classics (Classical Art & Archaeology). Fellow and Director of Studies in Classics at Gonville & Caius College.

15 Jun 2024: BC) economic history of the island and the position of this Ionian node within both Aegean and Anatolian worlds. ... Key publications:. Books. 1. (2023) Connecting Communities in Archaic Greece. Exploring Economic and Political Networks through Data

15 Jun 2024: The aim is to better understanding the town’s origins, development, and its role in the social, political and economic context of Roman Britain. ... He had been a Fellow of Gonville and Caius College since 1963 where he was a college lecture in

15 Jun 2024: Search site. Faculty of Classics. Festival of IdeasBattlegrounds: The economics of ancient warfare. ... He had been a Fellow of Gonville and Caius College since 1963 where he was a college lecture in Classics and Director of Studies for many years.

15 Jun 2024: Gaps' in Literacy: Social responses to economic crisis in the Late Bronze Age eastern Mediterranean', Archaeological Review from Cambridge 26.1 2011, 53-63. ... He had been a Fellow of Gonville and Caius College since 1963 where he was a college lecture

15 Jun 2024: He is currently completing a large-scale social and economic history of the Greek theatre, in collaboration with Eric Csapo. ... Stoop, P. Wilson, De Gruyter, Berlin–Boston. 2020  Theatre Beyond Athens: A Social and Economic History of the Theatre ca.

15 Jun 2024: He has written a great many articles which, through their combination of linguistic, archaeological, epigraphical and economic/historical expertise, have made a unique contribution to our understanding of the documents and ... He had been a Fellow of

15 Jun 2024: 1–16. 'Social and economic implications of the leasing of land and property in Classical and Hellenistic Greece' Chiron 18. ... Economic growth and the politics of entitlement’ Cambridge Classical Journal 55: 97–125.