01189nam a2200193Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000180005808200210007610000160009724500750011326000480018830000110023652005550024765000120080265000160081494200080083099900170083895201400085520261019185940.0260604s9999||||xx |||||||||||||| ||und||  a9780521376112  223a393.0938 MOR  aMorris, Ian 0aDeath-ritual and social structure in classical antiquityc/ Ian Morris  aLondonb: Cambridge University Pressc,1996  a264 p.  aThe chief purpose of this book is to show how burials may be used as a uniquely informative source for Greek and Roman social history. Burials permit a far wider range of inference and insight than the literary texts produced by and for a narrow social elite, and by studying them in depth Dr. Morris is able to offer new interpretations of social change in Graeco-Roman antiquity. The major interdisciplinary importance of the book lies in its attempt to break down barriers between archaeologists and historians of different societies and cultures.  aHistory  aArchaeology  cRBK  c68832d68832  00102ddc4071aSNULbSNULd2026-06-03l0o393.0938 MORpG8237r2026-06-04 12:34:19w2026-06-03yRBKzProf. Romila Thapar's Collection