Bibliography: Work
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| Lytle, E. (2018). A Cultural History of Work in Antiquity. London: Bloomsbury. | |||
| Flohr, M. (2017). ‘Constructing Occupational Identities in the Roman World’, in K. Verboven and C. Laes (eds), Work, labour and professions in the Roman World. Leiden: Brill, 147–172. | | ||
| Bernard, S. (2016). ‘Workers in the Roman Imperial Building Industry’, in K. Verboven and C. Laes (eds), Work, labour and professions in the Roman World. Leiden: Brill, 62–86. | |||
| Hawkins, C. (2016). Roman Artisans and the Urban Economy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. | | ||
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| Murphy, E. (2016). ‘Roman Workers and Their Workplaces: Some Archaeological Thoughts on the Organization of Workshop Labour in Ceramic Production’, in K. Verboven and C. Laes (eds), Work, labour and professions in the Roman World. Leiden: Brill, 133–146. | |||
| Verboven, K. and C. Laes (2016). Work, labour and professions in the Roman World. Impact of Empire 23. Leiden: Brill. | | ||
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| Hawkins, C. (2013). ‘Labour and Employment’, in P.P.M. Erdkamp (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Rome. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 336–351. | |||
| Newbery, J. (2013). ‘Space of Discipline and Governmentality: The Singer Sewing Machine Factory, Clydebank, in the Twentieth Century’. Scottish Geographical Journal 129.1: 15–35. | | ||
| Tatlioglu, T. (2010). ‘Biographies of Place: The Joiners' Workshop at Harewood, West Yorkshire’. Post-Medieval Archaeology 44.2: 273–293. | | ||
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| Laes, W. (2008). ‘Child Slaves at Work in Roman Antiquity’. Ancient Society 38: 235–283. | |||
| Degryse, P., J. Schneider, N. Kellens, M. Waelkens and P. Muchez (2007). ‘Tracing the Resources of Iron Working at ancient Sagalassos (South-West Turkey): a combined Lead and Strontium isotope study on Iron Artefacts and Ores’. Archaeometry 49.1: 75–86. | |||
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| Waaldijk, B. (2006). Professions and social identity: new european historical research on work, gender and society. Pisa: Pisa University Press. | |||
| Grint, K. (2005). The Sociology of Work. Third edition. Cambridge: Polity Press. | |||
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| Vickers, M. (1986). From silver to ceramic : the potter's debt to metalwork in the Graeco-Roman, Oriental and Islamic worlds. Oxford: Ashmolean Museum. | |||
| Kampen, N. (1981). Image and Status: Roman Working Women in Ostia. Berlin: Mann. | |||
| Von Petrikovits, H. (1981). ‘Die Spezialisierung des römischen Handwerks’, in H. Jankuhn, W. Janssen, R. Schmidt-Wiegand and H. Tiefenbach (eds), Das Handwerk in vor- und frühgeschichtlicher Zeit. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 63–132. | |||
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