An ironically-titled very long post as I try to get my email filing system back in order:
A Roman brooch find by a metal detectorist:
- Haslingden man finds Roman treasure in Ribchester (Lancashire Telegraph)
Latest from Macedonia/FYROM:
- abstracts Letter From Macedonia: Owning Alexander (Archaeology)
A nice intro to Herodotus and Thucydides:
- The shoulders of giants (Ottawa Citizen)
Somewhat peripheral for us, but interesting:
With the Super Bowl on the way, we get the first of the annual Roman Numeral posts:
- Time to study upon Roman numerals (Bradenton Herald)
Laura Fulkerson has been honoured by the APA:
David Konstan’s latest work has won the Goodwin Award of Merit:
- Classicist’s book on emotions is honored (Brown Daily Herald)
No relation (alas):
- Etruscan art reappraised in Meadows Museum exhibit at SMU (Dallas Morning News)
Some inspiration for our grade-school colleagues:
- Ancient history comes to life (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Redwood students bring Greek history to life (Mercury News)
The headline says it all:
- Lawyer-musician turns obsession with Peloponnesian War into CD and show (Austin American-Statesman)
This one keeps popping up:
Elsewhere:
The APA’s December 2008 Newsletter is available …
The APA has also extended the license/distribution of Greekkeys …
A review of the (comic) Age of Bronze, vol. I …
Arethusa Volume 42, Number 1, Winter 2009
… and last, and certainly least, Ms. Spears plans to major in Greek History (not):
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