Janett Morgan is Lecturer in Greek Archaeology at Royal Holloway, University of London. She has published widely in classical studies, in the UK as well as in France and Belgium. Of note are her contributions to 'Archaeology and Ancient History: Breaking the Boundaries' (2004) and 'The Blackwell Companion to Greek Religion' (2007).

Janett Morgan’s book fills a gap by bringing it to a wider readership.

• Introduction1. House and City, Public and Private: The Urban Landscape2. House as Home: Viewing the Classical Greek House3. The Family at Home4. Working from Home: House and Economy5. Gender Ideology and the Cassical House6. Religion and the Classical HouseConclusionsGlossary of TermsFurther ReadingBibliography

Janett Morgan is Lecturer in Greek Archaeology at Royal Holloway, University of London. She has published widely in classical studies, in the UK as well as in France and Belgium. Of note are her contributions to 'Archaeology and Ancient History: Breaking the Boundaries' (2004) and 'The Blackwell Companion to Greek Religion' (2007).

Janett Morgan’s book fills a gap by bringing it to a wider readership.

• Introduction1. House and City, Public and Private: The Urban Landscape2. House as Home: Viewing the Classical Greek House3. The Family at Home4. Working from Home: House and Economy5. Gender Ideology and the Cassical House6. Religion and the Classical HouseConclusionsGlossary of TermsFurther ReadingBibliography

Janett Morgan is Lecturer in Greek Archaeology at Royal Holloway, University of London. She has published widely in classical studies, in the UK as well as in France and Belgium. Of note are her contributions to 'Archaeology and Ancient History: Breaking the Boundaries' (2004) and 'The Blackwell Companion to Greek Religion' (2007).

Janett Morgan’s book fills a gap by bringing it to a wider readership.

• Introduction1. House and City, Public and Private: The Urban Landscape2. House as Home: Viewing the Classical Greek House3. The Family at Home4. Working from Home: House and Economy5. Gender Ideology and the Cassical House6. Religion and the Classical HouseConclusionsGlossary of TermsFurther ReadingBibliography