Events
11 March 2010
Pompeii and the Roman Economy
Lecture
Dr Matthew Trundle explores the Roman economy through examination of Pompeii. The town preserves market gardens, shops, bars, baths and brothels. It gives insight into food supply and consumer habits. This lecture examines the nature of Roman trade and the role of money in the first century CE. Pompeii represents a microcosm of economic activity at the height of the Roman Empire.
Classics and Ancient History
Organisation:
Te Papa
Time: 6:00 pm
Guest Speakers: Classics, Dr Matthew Trundle, Victoria University of Wellington.
Location:Te Papa: Soundings Theatre, Level 2
Region: Wellington
Contact person: Matthew Trundle
Phone: (04) 4636785
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