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We're excited to announce that the newest issue of Ancient History is about to go to the printers. This time around, we're taking a look at travel and tourism in antiquity, with wide-ranging articles including the Emperor Hadrian's journeys across the empire, Egyptian interaction with and perception of foreign lands, and Pausanias' travel guides to Ancient Greece and Asia Minor. As always, you can pre-order issue 31 now to save slightly on the cover price, or sign up for a full subscription to Ancient History magazine.

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Returning from the printer in the next couple of days, issue 30 of Ancient History takes a wide-ranging look at the position and role of women in antiquity, from ancient Egypt to the Roman Empire. Articles include evidence for women working outside the home in Ancient Rome, how the Athenian polis treated its female inhabitants, and the unique evidence for women's position in Locri Epizephyrii, a Greek colony in Southern Italy.

Order your copy of this issue today, or consider taking out a subscription to Ancient History, so you don't miss out on even more great content in the future!

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Issue XIV-2 of Ancient Warfare will be off to the printers in just a few days. In this new edition, we're considering the early history of Rome's military, and looking at how various organisational and tactical developments allowed the Romans to go from a minor player in Italy to a major power in the Mediterranean in just a few centuries.

Topics covered include the rise of the manipular legion, early Roman weapons and armour, and the Roman conquest of Veii, to name but a few.
You can already pre-order issue XIV-2 to save slightly on the cover price... or subscribe to Ancient Warfare now and never miss another issue.

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