Warfare and Society in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean: Papers arising from a colloquium held at the University of Liverpool 13th June 2008

O'Brien, Stephen; Boatright, Daniel

doi:doi:10.30861/9781407312088

Warfare and Society in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean: Papers arising from a colloquium held at the University of Liverpool 13th June 2008

Stephen O'Brien and Daniel Boatright 2013 © BAR Publishing

This book includes eight papers arising from a colloquium on Warfare and Society in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean held at the University of Liverpool, 13th June 2008.

Series

BAR pre-2020
BAR International Series pre-2020

ISBN(s)

9781407341798 (ebook)
9781407312088 (paperback)

BAR Number

S2583

Subject

Roman
Conflict / Military / Fortifications
Bronze Age and Iron Age
Classical and Hellenistic
Mediterranean
Greece, Aegean, Crete and Black Sea
Egypt and Sudan
Levant / Near East

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Front Cover
Title Page
Copyright
List of Contributors
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Introduction: Warfare and Society in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean
‘His Majesty Saw My Valour’: Weapons as Rewards for Feats on the Battlefield
The decimatio in the Roman World
The Development of Warfare and Society in ‘Mycenaean’ Greece
Soldiers and Civilians – A New Look at Asymmetric Warfare in the Eastern Roman Empire in the 1st to 3rd century AD
Militarization, or the Rise of a Distinct Military Culture? The East Roman Ruling Elite in the 6th Century AD
Malice in Wonderland: The Role of Warfare in ‘Minoan’ Society
Icon of Propaganda and Lethal Weapon: Further Remarks on the Late Bronze Age Sickle Sword
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Ancient Greece: A Methodological Review

Warfare and Society in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean: Papers arising from a colloquium held at the University of Liverpool 13th June 2008

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