“We try to be sensitive to identifying pronouns for people in the past, as we are for people in the present, it is only polite and respectful. We know that Elagabalus identified as a woman and was explicit about which pronouns to use, which shows that pronouns are not a new thing,” says Hoskins.
Last month new guidance on trans-inclusive practice in UK museums, galleries, archives and heritage sites, was published by the University of Leicester’s Research Centre for Museums and Galleries (RCMG).
I can only imagine the rage TERFs on TERF Island must be going through over this. 
The Roman Empire’s gone WOKE! No wonder they declined.
I can’t wait to be blamed for the fall of the Roman Empire.
Retvrn
this rules, you don’t really expect a headline to start with “UK museum” and end well
to “the art newspaper” for taking the coward’s they/them thoughPutting a bounty out for SRS 1,700 years before it was actually developed is pretty forward thinking
