Rome

Focusing on social hierarchies, this book offers an anthropological perspective on Roman civilization, exploring the interactions between different classes, from senators to plebeians. It examines how these groups influenced the empire's rise and fall, highlighting their roles in shaping history. The text is enriched with a timeline of significant events and engaging facts, emphasizing the legacy and innovations of Rome. Through this lens, readers gain insight into the complexities of societal structures and their impact on the ancient world.