Archaeology is a difficult term to explain with ease or brevity,” writes Ann Axtell Morris in her 1933 book, , in which she describes her fieldwork and her engagement with the landscape of the southwestern United States and
Pompeian Politics
Many of the buildings along Pompeii’s streets are covered with painted messages extolling the virtues of candidates running for office nearly 2,000 years ago. “These graffiti played a similar role to our electoral posters, to get consensus and suppor
