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Midwifes and Maternity Care in the Roman World

Midwifery and maternity care in the Roman world held significant importance and played a crucial role in the health and well-being of women during pregnancy and childbirth. Midwives, known as obstetrices, were highly respected and skilled individuals who provided care to pregnant women. They were knowledgeable in traditional remedies, techniques f...

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Women on Roman Coins

Part 1: Octavia to Crispina Part 2: Manlia Scantilla to Galeria Valeria Part 3: Helena to Aelia Verina...

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Ancient Roman History Timeline

Ancient Roman History Timeline: 753 BC: Traditional date for the founding of Rome by Romulus. 509 BC: Roman Republic established after the overthrow of the Etruscan monarchy. 264-146 BC: Punic Wars against Carthage lead to Roman dominance in the Western Mediterranean. 44 BC: Julius Caesar assassinated, marking the end of the Roman Republic. 27...

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Rome: Historical Background

The glorious Roman civilization had its origins in small groups of farmers and shepherds who settled along the banks of the Tiber, on the Palatine hills and the surrounding areas....

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The First Triumvirate - Pompey, Crassus, Caesar

Although Sulla gets credit from moderns for resigning his dictatorship, the measures he undertook to ensure that the Republican system would continue to work were not adequate. Things had gone too far; all of the ominous trends which we have noticed in the previous two lectures, i.e political violence in the city, armies whose loyalty belonged in t...

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COOKING FOR THE GODS

The research coordinator and research associate at The University of Pennsylvania for this project have been Michael W. Meister and Pika Ghosh; the curator at the Newark Museum is Valrae Renolds; the exhibition draws on the Nalin collection in the Newark Museum and on the generous gifts of Dr. David Nalin to the University of Pennsylvania for prepa...

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Roman Slavery

Other slaves were forced to work deep underground in the mines, getting gold or silver or copper or iron or tin for the Roman government. They also suffered and died after just a few years. The Roman government, and private traders, owned many men who rowed ships as slaves, often chained to their oars. Many of these men were sentenced to the mines ...

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Roman Baths

Roman baths were an integral part of ancient Roman culture, serving as not only a place for personal hygiene but also as a social hub for the community. The Romans believed in the therapeutic benefits of bathing, and thus, the baths were also used for relaxation and socializing. These baths were grand structures, often featuring a series of rooms ...

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Roman Byzantine Sites

Roman Byzantine Sites are a fascinating blend of Roman and Byzantine architecture, offering a glimpse into the rich history of the Byzantine Empire. These sites are scattered throughout modern-day countries like Turkey, Greece, and Italy, serving as a reminder of the empire's once vast reach. One of the most iconic Roman Byzantine Sites is the Hag...

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