Archaeology of Death in Roman Syria

Discover the intriguing world of ancient Roman Syria with Archaeology of Death in Roman Syria by Lidewijde de Jong. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2017, this hardback edition spans an impressive 355 pages, offering a comprehensive exploration of the archaeology surrounding death in this historically rich region.

This groundbreaking book presents the first all-inclusive overview of funerary practices in Roman Syria, blending spatial analysis of cemeteries with detailed studies of funerary architecture, decoration, and grave goods. Additionally, it delves into the lives of the deceased through an examination of sculptural, epigraphic, and osteological sources.

Perfect for historians, archaeologists, and anyone intrigued by ancient cultures, Archaeology of Death in Roman Syria is an essential addition to your collection that sheds light on the complex interplay between death, culture, and society in the ancient world.