Housing in the Ancient Mediterranean World

Introduction: Between Words and Walls: Material and Textual Approaches to Housing in the Graeco-Roman World Richard Alston, J. A. Baird, and April Pudsey; 1. Kinship 'In the Halls': Poetry and the Archaeology of Early Greek Housing Emily Varto; 2. Domesticating the Ancient House: The Archaeology of a False Analogy Caspar Meyer; 3. Mind the Gap: Re-uniting Words and Walls in the study of the Classical Greek House Janett Morgan; 4. A Family Affair: The Household use of Attic lekythoi Katerina Volioti; 5. Textiles in Alkestis' Thalamos Amy C. Smith; 6. Architectural Rhetoric and the Rhetoric of Architecture: Athens and Macedon in the mid-fourth century BCE Lisa Nevett; 7. The Reconstruction of an Agricultural Landscape: Seeking the Farmstead Maeve McHugh; 8. Mudbricks and Papyri from the Desert Sand: Housing in the Ptolemaic and Roman Fayum Inge Uytterhoeven; 9. Housing and Community: Structures in Houses and Kinship in Roman Tebtynis April Pudsey; 10. The Elusive Vestibulum Simon Speksnijder; 11. Living in the Liminal: Lares Compitales Shrines, Freedmen and Identity in Delos Crysta Kaczmarek; 12. Experiencing Sense, Place and Space in the Roman Villa Hannah Platts; 13. Houses and Time: Material Memory at Dura-Europos J. A. Baird; 14. Spaces of Desire: Houses, Households, and Social Reproduction in the Roman World Richard Alston; 15. A Response: 'Using the Material and Written Sources' Revisited Penelope Allison.