Elite Masculinity and Warfare in Cisalpine Gaul, c. 400–50 BCE - What it Means to be a Maninvestigates the relationship between elite masculinity and military contexts in Northern Italy during the late Iron Age. This study is intended for professionals and students in archaeology and related fields.
The book provides in-depth insight into masculinity and warfare and what it means to belong to the elite within a militarized society. With its clear positioning, it is suitable both as a study book and a reference work in university education.
- Subtitle: What it Means to be a Man
- Series: Global Perspectives on Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology
- Format: hardcover