Fig. 1: Plaster cast of the Vatican “Penelope,” itself a Roman version of a Greek statue of the middle of the fifth century BCE, h. 1.15 m (with head that does not belong). Museum of Classical Archaeology, Cambridge, inv. no. 113. Photo: © Museum of Classical Archaeology (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). More about this image found in Plaster cast of the Vatican “Penelope,” itself a Roman version of a Greek s...

Fig. 2: Section of an “unswept house” mosaic which expands to encompass a Nilotic frieze and theater-masks. Restored second-century CE version from the Aventine Hill in Rome of a second-century BCE original, glass and colored marble, 4.05 m × 4.05 m. Museo Gregoriano Profano, inv. no. 10132. Photo... More about this image found in Section of an “unswept house” mosaic which expands to encompass a Nilotic f...

Fig. 3: Artemis and Apollo on a fourth-century CE bone plaque from Aleppo, Syria, 8.9 × 6.2 cm. The Walters Art Museum, inv. no. 71.29. Photo: CC0. More about this image found in Artemis and Apollo on a fourth-century CE bone plaque from Aleppo, Syria, 8...

Fig. 4: Plaster cast of a Roman statue (Staatliche Kunstsammlungen und Albertinum Dresden, Skulpturensammlung. inv. Hm 133), traditionally identified as a reduced-scale version of Scopas’s fourth-century BCE maenad, h. 45 cm. Museum of Classical Archaeology, Cambridge, inv. no. 245. Photo: © Museu... More about this image found in Plaster cast of a Roman statue (Staatliche Kunstsammlungen und Albertinum D...

Fig. 5: Marble statue of Artemis Ephesia with metal hands and feet. Roman version of a Hellenistic original of the second century BCE, h. 1.15 m. Capitoline Museums, Rome, inv. no. 1182. Photo: DAIR MalC-1677_16508.jpg. More about this image found in Marble statue of Artemis Ephesia with metal hands and feet. Roman version o...

Fig. 6: Reverse of a silver drachma coin from Pharsalus in Thessaly, showing a Thessalian horseman in chiton, chlamys, and petasus. Photo: ANS 1967.152.239. American Numismatic Society. More about this image found in Reverse of a silver drachma coin from Pharsalus in Thessaly, showing a Thes...

Fig. 7: Obverse of a silver drachma from Larissa in Thessaly, showing a wrestler, nude except for chlamys and petasus, subduing a bull by its horns. Photo: ANS 1967.152.234. American Numismatic Society. More about this image found in Obverse of a silver drachma from Larissa in Thessaly, showing a wrestler, n...

Fig. 1: Title page of the editio princeps of Famiano Strada, Prolusiones academicae (Rome: Giacomo Mascardi, 1617). Private collection. Photograph by the author. More about this image found in Title page of the editio princeps of Famiano Strada, Prolusiones academi...

Fig. 1: An Archaeology of Disability , installation view, La Biennale di Venezia Architettura, Arsenale 2021. Photographed by Riccardo Banfi. More about this image found in An Archaeology of Disability , installation view, La Biennale di Venezia Ar...

Fig. 2: An Archaeology of Disability , installation view, La Gipsoteca di Arte Antica, Pisa 2022. Photo courtesy of Dr. Anna Anguissola. More about this image found in An Archaeology of Disability , installation view, La Gipsoteca di Arte Anti...