Browsing Programs, Centers, and Institutes by Author "Carlson, Deborah"

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    • Foreign Women on the Ancient Mediterranean Sea 
      Hayden, Holly M (2015-09-25)
      Throughout history, the roles of men and women have been sharply divided due to in part each gender’s strengths and weaknesses, as well as the customs and beliefs of the various cultures in which they resided. Although men ...
    • Gender Roles of the Deities at Sea in Antiquity 
      Kaiser, Brooke A (2015-09-25)
      This thesis seeks to research and establish the significance of gender as it relates to the roles of Greek and Roman deities in the lives of seafaring citizens. Greek and Roman mythology has provided a long-standing area ...
    • A Journey in Chains: a study of the ancient Roman slave trade 
      Hodges, Victoria (2015-09-25)
      Often termed the “invisible people,” ancient Roman slaves leave almost no visible footprint in archaeological sites. Furthermore, though their presence is intricately woven throughout the very fabric of the Roman Empire, ...
    • Mare Fortunatum: Literary Connections Between the Sea and Fortuna in Ancient Roman Literature 
      Ramos, Jonathan (2015-09-25)
      This thesis focuses on the ancient Roman attitudes concerning both the Roman goddess Fortuna and the sea. A comparison between the manner in which ancient Roman authors portrayed both the sea and Fortuna in literature ...