July 22, 2011

  • Tip o’ the pileus to ASCSA publications for passing this one along:

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  • 130 Years of the ASCSA

    Working my way through my mailbox (as often) I came across this item from a couple weeks ago in Athens News … nice little list of who’s working where at the end too: NEARLY as old as ancient Athens itself is the long history of travellers – both foreign and domestic, among them kings, merchants,…

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  • From a Getty press release: The J. Paul Getty Museum announced today that one of the most prominent holdings of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France’s Cabinet des Médailles in Paris, the Berthouville Treasure, has begun a three-year-long process of conservation and technical research at the Getty Villa. This rare cache of approximately 95 ancient Roman…

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  • At the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens: Illyrian Apollonia: Toward a developmental history of a Corinthian colony in the Adriatic

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  • We’ll start with the tweet (thanks Sylvia!): https://twitter.com/#!/ClassicBookworm/status/94228196970606592 … and then we might as well include the incipit of the post from the Gmailblog to have it on record in case it moves: In this month’s Faces of Gmail we’re profiling Sarah Price, our history-loving, lindy-hopping community manager. What do you do on the Gmail…

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