Pass the Garum: Ofellae with added Laser.

making the rounds … this one’s from the Classicists list:

Dear Colleagues,

We write to call attention to a mailing list designed to share information of interest to those interested in Phoenician and Punic Studies, especially but of course not only in the UK. This initiative is a collaboration between graduate students, post-docs and postholders at Leicester, Glasgow and Oxford, under the aegis of the Oxford Centre for Phoenician and Punic Studies (http://punic.classics.ox.ac.uk).

The list is based at:
www.jiscmail.ac.uk/PUNIC-UK

Following this link will take you to the mail-list’s homepage, and you can join the list by clicking on the ‘Subscribe or Unsubscribe’ option and following the simple instructions.
Anyone may post to the list, by sending a message to: PUNIC-UK AT JISCMAIL.AC.UK
All posts are checked by a moderator, so you can be assured that you will not receive ‘spam’.
The list does not support attachments.

… interesting that the ‘list’ is still alive and well enough that folks start new ones …

This has been lingering in my mailbox for a while … from the Classicists list::

The second edition of the open-access, peer-reviewed journal EuGeStA is now online at:

http://eugesta.recherche.univ-lille3.fr/revue/eng/

The contents of the 2012 issue are as follows:

Claude Calame
La poésie de Sappho aux prises avec le genre: polyphonie, pragmatique et rituel (à propos du fr. 58 b)

Giulia Sissa
Agathon and Agathon. Male Sensuality in Aristophanes’ Thesmophoriazusae and Plato’s Symposium

Holt N. Parker
Aristotle’s Unanswered Questions: Women and Slaves in Politics 1252a-1260b

Mairéad McAuley
Matermorphoses: Motherhood and the Ovidian Epic Subject

Tara Welch
Perspectives On and Of Livy’s Tarpeia

Emily A. Hemelrijk
Fictive Motherhood and Female Authority in Roman Cities

Charilaos N. Michalopoulos
Tiresias between texts and sex

Florence Klein
Les bouclettes d’Encolpe (Sat. 109.9): une critique pétronienne du néo-alexandrinisme ovidien?

Paul Allen Miller
Hadrian’s Practice of Freedom: Yourcenar, Beauvoir, and Foucault

seen on various lists:

The newly launched Journal of Ancient History is now accepting submissions.

Aims and Scope
The Journal of Ancient History aims to provide a forum for scholarship
covering all aspects of ancient history and culture from the Archaic
Period to Late Antiquity (roughly the ninth century BCE through the sixth
century CE). The journal publishes peer-reviewed articles concerning the
history and historiography (ancient and modern) of the ancient
Mediterranean world and of neighboring civilizations in their relations
with it. The journal is open to submissions in disciplines closely related
to ancient history, including epigraphy, numismatics, religion and law.

Please see our website for submission information:
http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/jah?rskey=KXKrgu&result=1&q=journal%20of%20ancient%20history