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X-WR-CALNAME:REMOTE CIAMS Lecture: Dolium Makers and Menders w/  Caroline C
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DESCRIPTION:Caroline Cheung is assistant professor in the Department of Cla
 ssics at Princeton University. She is the author of Dolia: The Containers 
 that Made Rome an Empire of Wine (Princeton University Press 2024).\n\nDol
 ia\, large ceramic storage vessels capable of holding hundreds to over a t
 housand liters\, were valuable vessels in antiquity. Making dolia was a sp
 ecialized and challenging process that drew on expert skill. Dolia were al
 so vulnerable to breakage and were often required to retain their value an
 d functionality. This paper explores the life histories of dolia and the w
 orkers and skills needed to make and mend them.
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SUMMARY:REMOTE CIAMS Lecture: Dolium Makers and Menders w/  Caroline Cheung
  
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