Clothing and textile sources

[Anonymous]

Larissa Bonfanti , Judith Lynn Sebesta, and Norma Goldman (editors and contributors to The World of Roman Costume) are planning a new publication for students, teachers, reenactors and the general public to be released in January in coordination with the 2004 AIA/APA convention in San Francisco. I might add that some of my work will appear in this volume, but as of now, I'm not sure exactly what. There is also a fine article on palla draping called "Clothes as Sign: The Case of Large and Small Herculaneum Women" in the newly released Women's Dress in the Ancient Greek World (ed. George Llewellyn-Jones, Duckworth and Classical Press of Wales, 2002). There is much new research in this area and with the increased interest in reenactment as well as classical studies in universities and secondary schools, Larissa, Judith, and Norma wanted to have some non-schorlarly information readily available.<br>
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Wade heaton<br>
Lucius Cornelius Libo<br>
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