Zuchtriegel on ancient subalternity, new to me!

Fascinating Nino Luraghi review of archaeology of Heraclea Lucaniae, fifth
century BCE colony of Tarentum:  on “inequality” in house and grave sites
Gabriel Zuchtriegel, Colonization and Subalternity in Classical Greece:
Experience of the Nonelite Population. New York: Cambridge University
Press, 2017. Pp. xii, 272. ISBN 9781108419031. £75.00.
“Inequality was there from the beginning.”
“Whether or not its attempt to bring back to life the marginal will be
deemed successful, it is certainly a book that shifts focus away from the
adult, male, Greek full citizens who take up (too) much of the attention of
Greek historians well into the 21st century CE. Zuchtriegel is so far from
being Athenocentric that he does not even feel the need to stress the
limiting influence of Athenocentrism—one of several ways in which the book
reveals its origin outside of the Anglo-Saxon Athenomaniac [heh] debate."
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