Coin of Kabeira under Julia Domna 193 - 217
Dimensions 11.09 g
Editor: Here we have a coin of Kabeira under Julia Domna. It’s small, worn, and made of what looks like bronze. What strikes me is how this object connects us to the power and image-making of women in the Roman Empire. What can you tell me about it? Curator: Coins like this offer a tangible link to the past, revealing how imperial power was mediated through the images of women like Julia Domna. How do you think this coin challenges or reinforces the patriarchal structures of Roman society? Editor: I guess it's interesting that a woman is on the coin. Curator: Exactly! Examining the images and symbols used on the coin, alongside the historical context of Julia Domna's influence, allows us to question the conventional narrative of Roman history. It's a powerful statement about who held influence in that era. Editor: I hadn't thought of it that way! Thanks! Curator: Of course! Understanding these objects helps us challenge traditional narratives.
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