A Companion to Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean

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FURTHER READING

There has been much research on both gender and ethnicity in the ancient world, but relatively little
of it discusses ethnicity in terms of gender. E. Herring and K. Lomas, eds. 2009.Gender Identities
in Italy in the 1st MillenniumBC. Oxford: Archaeopress presents a series of papers examining
aspects of gender in ancient Italy, including some that touch on ethnicity, as does T. J. Cornell and
K. Lomas, eds. 1997.Gender and Ethnicity in Ancient Italy. London: Accordia Research Institute;
Glinister, Fay. 2006. “Women, Colonisation and Cult in Hellenistic Central Italy.”Archiv für
Religionsgeschichte, 8: 89–104.