[Usyd_Classics_Events] Reminder: Classics and Ancient History Research Seminar Thursday Oct 1

[Ben Brown]

Dear Friends,
A quick reminder that you are most welcome at our next Classics and Ancient History/CCANESA online research seminar coming up tomorrow, Thursday October 1st (4pm for 4.15pm).
Our presenter is our recently completed University of Sydney HDR candidate, James Winestock.
James will present a paper entitled:
“The effects of plunder on non-elite Italians, 200-167 BCE.”
Abstract:
This paper examines the effects of plunder and spoils on the wealth of non-elites in Roman Italy in the Second Century BCE with a particular focus on soldier bonuses. It is often taken for granted that Roman soldiers were able to secure considerable riches for themselves as Rome expanded throughout the Mediterranean. I test that assumption by focusing on the quantitative evidence provided by Livy’s triumph records. I will compare the donatives handed out at triumphs between 200 and 167 BCE with price data and average incomes from the period. The picture that emerges is one of winners and losers, but also of a generally wealthier peasantry thanks to the donative.
Yes, there will be charts and graphs!
Please  register  for this free presentation here:
https://sophi-events.sydney.edu.au/calendar/cah-01-10-2020/

Registered attendees will receive any pre-circulating materials by email 24 hours prior to the event – please be sure to register by this time.
The Zoom meeting details for this seminar are:
https://uni-sydney.zoom.us/j/97093680307
Password: 518645
Please note, our seminars begin promptly at 4.15pm. By entering the meeting from 4pm onward, you greatly assist in managing the virtual space and ensuring prompt commencement of the paper. To further assist with facilitating the online space, please ensure that your Zoom username matches the name on your registration (where possible).
Please note further that by participating in this seminar, you agree to abide by the University of Sydney’s ICT policy. You can view the policy here:https://www.sydney.edu.au/policies/showdoc.aspx?recnum=PDOC2011/140&RendNum=0
An extra note on recording of seminars
As part of a School initiative to preserve our online content for potential future use, we intend to record our seminars. If you would not like to be inadvertently recorded, please turn off your video and microphone after joining the meeting.
We look forward to seeing you as we bring our research community together once again! For any further information or questions, please contact us at ccanesa.general at sydney.edu.au<mailto:ccanesa.general at sydney.edu.au>

all best, Ben
DR BEN BROWN
Classics and Ancient History
School Undergraduate Curriculum Coordinator (SOPHI)
Research Seminar Coordinator (CAH)
School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI)
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