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Ancient Visual Ethnography: Picturing Invading and Conquered Peoples (Pomona College, Classics presentation, April 2026)

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Celts: Priene inscription on Galatian “impiety” and “savagery” during the invasion (ca. 278-270 BCE) Read at the source ↗

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Celts: Inhabitants of Myrina with images of Galatian warriors (second century BCE) Read at the source ↗

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Celts, Persians, and Amazons: Smaller statues of fighting and dying “barbarians” associated with Attalos of Pergamon (third-second century BCE / second century CE) Read at the source ↗

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Celtic diasporas: Galatian mercenaries settled at Alexandria in Egypt (ca. 250-200 BCE) Read at the source ↗

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Germans and other northerners: Captives in the reliefs from the Sebasteion at Aphrodisias (mid-first century CE) Read at the source ↗

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Mediterranean peoples: Roman coins [part 1] on defeat, capture, and subjugation (first century BCE on) Read at the source ↗

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Britons, Armenians, Bessians, and others: Reliefs of subjugated peoples at Aphrodisias (first century CE) Read at the source ↗

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