Scribbling through History: Graffiti, Places and People from Antiquity to Modernity

Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nNotes on Contributors\nPreface\nIntroduction\nSection 1: Graffiti and the Landscape\n	Introduction\n	1. The Scribes’ Cave: Graffiti and the Production of Social Space in Ancient Egypt circa 1500 BC\n	2. Christian Graffiti in Egypt: Case Studies on the Theban Mountain\n	3 Graffiti or Monument? Inscription of Place at Anatolian Rock Reliefs\n	4. Tweets from Antiquity: Literacy, Graffiti, and their Uses in the Towns and Deserts of Ancient Arabia\n	5. Gezi Graffiti: Shout-outs to Resistance and Rebellion in Contemporary Turkey\nSection 2: Graffiti and the Wall\n	Introduction\n	6. Gladiators, Greetings and Poetry: Graffiti in First Century Pompeii\n	7. A New Look at Maya Graffiti from Tikal\n	8. Visitors’ Inscriptions in the Memphite Pyramid Complexes of Ancient Egypt (c. 1543–1292 BC)\n	9. Carving Lines and Shaping Monuments: Mortuary Graffiti and Jews in the Ancient Mediterranean\nSection 3: Graffiti and the Written Page\n	Introduction\n	10. Verses on Walls in Medieval China\n	11. Graffiti and the Medieval Margin\n	12. Graffiti under Control: Annotation Practices in Social Book Platforms\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex