Irene Mañas Romero

About the Author

Irene Mañas Romero is a distinguished historian and archaeologist specializing in the ancient Roman world, with a particular focus on the Iberian Peninsula. Her meticulous research draws from extensive fieldwork and archival studies, illuminating the social and architectural facets of Roman daily life. In her acclaimed work, Termas públicas de Hispania, she explores the design, function, and cultural significance of public baths across Hispania, revealing how these communal spaces fostered hygiene, leisure, and social interaction in Roman society. Romero's scholarship bridges classical antiquity with modern interpretations, offering fresh insights into the enduring legacy of Roman engineering and urban planning. A professor at the University of Seville, she continues to inspire students and fellow scholars through her engaging lectures and ongoing excavations.