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Table of Contents
Introduction: Senses of Empire
Eleanor Betts
Chapter 1 The Sounds of the City: from Noise to Silence in Ancient Rome
Ray Laurence
Chapter 2 The Multivalency of Sensory Artefacts in the City of Rome
Eleanor Betts
Chapter 3 Beyond Smell: the Sensory Landscape of the Roman fullonica
Miko Flohr
Chapter 4 Soundscape of the Street: Architectural Acoustics in Ostia
Jeffrey Veitch
Chapter 5 Sensory Archaeologies: a Vindolanda Smellscape
Thomas J. Derrick
Chapter 6 A Sense of Grief: the Role of the Senses in the Performance of Roman Mourning
Valerie M. Hope
Chapter 7 Blood, Fire and Feasting: The Role of Touch and Taste in Graeco-Roman Animal Sacrifice
Candace Weddle
Chapter 8 Babes in Arms? Sensory Dissonance and the Ambiguities of Votive Objects
Emma-Jayne Graham
Chapter 9 All That Glitters: Roman Signet Rings, the Senses and the Self
Ian J. Marshman
Chapter 10 Tuning into the Past: Methodological Perspectives in the Contextualised Study of the Sounds of Roman Antiquity
Alexandre Vincent
Chapter 11 Motion Sensors: Perceiving Movement in Roman Pantomime
Helen Slaney
Chapter 12 Scents of Place and Colours of Smell: Fragranced Entertainment in Ancient Rome
Jo Day
Afterword: Towards a Methodology for Roman Sensory Studies
Eleanor Betts
Sensory Studies in Antiquity 
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