Whose gods are they anyway? Romano-British religion and museum displays
Resource type
Lecture
Creator (person)
Lee, Antony
Abstract
Religious practice in the Roman world involved diverse rituals and knowledge. Scholarly studies of ancient religion increasingly emphasise the experiential aspects of these practices, highlighting multisensory and embodied approaches to material culture and the dynamic construction of religious experiences and identities. In contrast, museum displays typically frame religious material culture around its iconographic or epigraphic significance.
Event title
Whose gods are they anyway? Romano-British religion and museum displays
Publisher
Classical Association of Scotland
Rights statement
In Copyright