Isbn: 9798186623021 - Inside the Unseen City of Ancient Rome: Discover the Hidden World of Roman Citizens and Slaves Through Vivid, Authentic Storytelling That Brings Ancient History to Life. (3 results)

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Inside the Unseen City of Ancient Rome>What you will find inside: - Vivid scenes of insulae and domus, the houses of the poor and the rich.- Close, sensory tours of baths, bakeries, workshops, and markets. - Honest portrayals of Roman slavery, work, and family life.- Archaeological snapshots from Pompeii and other excavations that bring private lives to light.This is narrative history at its most intimate, built from archaeology, primary sources, and the small human details that make the past feel immediate. You will walk past household shrines and street altars, listen to the market's endless negotiations, and feel the claustrophobic heat of a tenement at night. Along the way you will meet people who lived, loved, and survived under Rome's shadow: plebeians and patricians, freedmen and convict laborers, artisans and water carriers. Each chapter reads like a short documentary, a window into Roman social history and daily life that reframes what empire really meant. Perfect for history lovers, writers, and anyone who wants a human, cinematic portrait of ancient Rome beyond emperors and battles. Read this book to see Rome the way its people saw it, not as a monument, but as a messy, noisy, stubborn city full of ordinary lives. Turn the page and start walking.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inside the Unseen City of Ancient RomeStep off the marble steps and into the alleys where Rome truly lived. Inside the Unseen City of Ancient Rome pulls back the curtain on the lives no history class remembers: the bakers who rose before dawn, the families packed into perilous insulae, the slaves who kept the city running, and the gossip and bargains traded in steam-filled baths and smoky taverns. What you will find inside: Vivid scenes of insulae and domus, the houses of the poor and the rich.Close, sensory tours of baths, bakeries, workshops, and markets. Honest portrayals of Roman slavery, work, and family life.Archaeological snapshots from Pompeii and other excavations that bring private lives to light.This is narrative history at its most intimate, built from archaeology, primary sources, and the small human details that make the past feel immediate. You will walk past household shrines and street altars, listen to the market's endless negotiations, and feel the claustrophobic heat of a tenement at night. Along the way you will meet people who lived, loved, and survived under Rome's shadow: plebeians and patricians, freedmen and convict laborers, artisans and water carriers. Each chapter reads like a short documentary, a window into Roman social history and daily life that reframes what empire really meant. Perfect for history lovers, writers, and anyone who wants a human, cinematic portrait of ancient Rome beyond emperors and battles. Read this book to see Rome the way its people saw it, not as a monument, but as a messy, noisy, stubborn city full of ordinary lives. Turn the page and start walking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inside the Unseen City of Ancient RomeStep off the marble steps and into the alleys where Rome truly lived. Inside the Unseen City of Ancient Rome pulls back the curtain on the lives no history class remembers: the bakers who rose before dawn, the families packed into perilous insulae, the slaves who kept the city running, and the gossip and bargains traded in steam-filled baths and smoky taverns. What you will find inside: Vivid scenes of insulae and domus, the houses of the poor and the rich.Close, sensory tours of baths, bakeries, workshops, and markets. Honest portrayals of Roman slavery, work, and family life.Archaeological snapshots from Pompeii and other excavations that bring private lives to light.This is narrative history at its most intimate, built from archaeology, primary sources, and the small human details that make the past feel immediate. You will walk past household shrines and street altars, listen to the market's endless negotiations, and feel the claustrophobic heat of a tenement at night. Along the way you will meet people who lived, loved, and survived under Rome's shadow: plebeians and patricians, freedmen and convict laborers, artisans and water carriers. Each chapter reads like a short documentary, a window into Roman social history and daily life that reframes what empire really meant. Perfect for history lovers, writers, and anyone who wants a human, cinematic portrait of ancient Rome beyond emperors and battles. Read this book to see Rome the way its people saw it, not as a monument, but as a messy, noisy, stubborn city full of ordinary lives. Turn the page and start walking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…