Sorry folks … just testing to see what facebook does with blog notifications (a major source of traffic for me ) …

Scientific American seems to be somehow involved in that Walters Museum exhibition of the Archimedes Palimpsest:

• Archimedes and Euclid? Like String Theory versus Freshman Calculus | Degrees of Freedom, Scientific American Blog Network.

Might have missed some …

• A Comparative Study of Numismatic Evidence from Excavations in Jerusalem September 19, 2011 History of the Ancient World
• Round-Up: September 19 September 19, 2011  (Laura Gibbs)
• The eroticization of knowledge in the Priapea – a preview September 19, 2011 lizgloyn
• On This Day in Ancient History – The Pious Emperor September 19, 2011 (N.S. Gill)
• Halirrhothius September 19, 2011 Michael Gilleland
• Foreign Women in Imperial Rome: the Isotopic Evidence September 15, 2011 Kristina Killgrove
• Ostia Excavations 2011 Work Begins September 19, 2011 lukelavan
• From Ostia, with love September 19, 2011 lukelavan
• Were the First Christians Rich or Poor? September 19, 2011 dpettegrew
• Vegetius on the Roman navy : translation and commentary, book four, 31-46 September 19, 2011 History of the Ancient World
• On This Day (September 19) September 20, 2011 Eric
• Agora (dir. Alejandro Amenabar, 2009) September 20, 2011  (Juliette)
• More on the new Oxyrhynchus gospel fragment September 20, 2011 (Jim Davila)
• Tsunamis in the Gulf of Corinth September 20, 2011 dpettegrew
• Bones Abroad: Pompeii September 20, 2011 Katy Meyers
• Is this right? September 20, 2011 
• Don’t deal with Libreria Ancora Roma September 20, 2011 Roger Pearse
• Leptis Magna Safe September 20, 2011 Cultural Property Observer
• Nymphaeum Bivium and Foro della statua eroica September 20, 2011 lukelavan
• The Eternal Problem of Funding Pompeii September 20, 2011 (Derek Fincham)