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SUMMARY:Trafficking enslaved people to Rome: new evidence from the epitaphs
DESCRIPTION:Speaker | Professor Myles Lavan, University of St Andrews\nResearch Cycle | Slavery, ethnicity and race in the Mediterranean: ideas and attitudes from Homer to Columbus ( https://turinhumanitiesprogramme.fondazione1563.it/research-projects/research-project-2022/ )\nDirector of Studies | Nino Luraghi ( https://turinhumanitiesprogramme.fondazione1563.it/nino-luraghi/ )\nIn-person event will be in Palazzo d’Azeglio (via Principe Amedeo, 34 – Turin) with live streaming on Fondazione 1563 YouTube channel.\n
URL:https://turinhumanitiesprogramme.fondazione1563.it/events/trafficking-enslaved-people-rome/
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LOCATION:via Principe Amedeo 34, Torino
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