Motherhood and Infancies in the Mediterranean in Antiquity

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1 Motherhood and infancies: archaeological and historical approaches: Margarita Sánchez Romero and Rosa Ma Cid López
2 The child is dead: decision-making and emigration in Bronze Age Iberia: Paloma González Marcén
3 Learning to be ...: learning and socialisation in ceramic productions during Bronze Age in peninsular southeast Spain: Eva Alarcón García, Juan Jesús Padilla Fernández, Alejandra García García and Luis Arboledas Martínez
4 Beyond biology: the constructed nature of motherhood(s) in ancient Near Eastern sources and studies: Agnès Garcia-Ventura
5 Death in birth: pregnancy, maternal death and funerary practices in the Phoenician and Punic world: Ana Delgado Hervás and Aurora Rivera Hernández
6 Looking after dead infants: the materialisation of care in Sicilian child burials (10th–7th centuries BC): Meritxell Ferrer
7 Creating beings: relations between children and animals in the Iron Age Western Mediterranean: Mireia López-Bertran
8 Maternities in Iberian societies. From day-to-day life to sacredness: Carmen Rueda Galán, Carmen Rísquez Cuenca and Ana B. Herránz Sánchez
9 Motherhood, gender and identity in the Athenian polis: M. Dolors Molas Font
10 Childhood and motherhood in Ancient Greece: an iconographic look: Susana Reboreda Morillo
11 The (ir)relevance of being a mother. A legal perspective on the relationship between mothers and children in ancient Greece: Laura Pepe
12 The Queen and her children: Royal motherhood in Hellenistic Greece: María Dolores Mirón Pérez
13 Mors immatura, childhood and maternal–filial relationships in the carmina epigraphica. Case studies from the Iberian Peninsula: Rosa María Cid López
14 Mater civitatis: forms of patronage, charity and foundations for children: Almudena Domínguez-Arranz
15 Mothers and sons in Plutarch’s Roman Parallel Lives.: Auctoritas and maternal influence during the Roman Republic Borja Méndez Santiago
16 Seruae, mothers and the mother–child bond in Roman Italy. The analysis of the epigraphic evidence: Carla Rubiera Cancelas
17 On the margins of motherhood: images of the puella docta and the lover-poet in the Latin love elegy: Rosa Mª Marina Sáez
18 Childhood and maintenance. Legal norms related to education and guardianship of minors, from Antoninus Pius to Justinian: María Isabel Núñez Paz
19 The relationship of Iulia Mamaea and Alexander Severus, a young imperator. A review through literary sources: Pedro David Conesa Navarro
20 Representations of women, motherhood and childhood in Spanish primary school textbooks: Silvia Medina Quintana
21 Women and children omitted in the teaching of history: causes and consequences: Antonia Garcia Luque