Un-Roman Sex

1. Venus' mirror: reflections of gender and sexuality in the Roman Empire

Part I: Seeing (beyond) sex

2. On a knife-edge: an image of sex and spectacle from Roman north-west Europe

3. More than just love and sex: Venus figurines in Roman Britain

4. His and hers: magic, materiality, and sexual imagery

Part II: Representations and performance of the feminine (or is it?)

5. Barbie-bodies and coffee beans: female genital imagery in the Mediterranean and the north-west provinces of the Roman Empire

6. Female status and gender on Roman frontier in Britain: between representation and reality

7. Dressed for death? A study of female-associated burials from Roman-period Slovenia

Part III: The stuff of "man"

8. Coming out of the provincial closet: masculinity, sexuality, and same-sex sexual relations amongst Roman soldiers in the European north-west, first-third centuries A.D.

9. The phallus and the frontier: the form and function of phallic imagery along Hadrian's Wall

10. Egyptian faience flaccid phallus pendants in the Mediterranean, Near East, and Black Sea regions

11. Roman and un-Roman sex

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