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In the News
Greek/Latin News
- Nuntii Latini mensis Iunii 2019 – Latein-Monatsnachrichten – Bremen Zwei – Radio Bremen
- Ephemeris ~ CUCULLUS NON FACIT MONACHUM
- Ephemeris ~ Pictura nova Romana
- Radiogiornale Latino 29.06.2019 – Vatican News
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Fresh Bloggery
- Bestiaria Latina Blog: Latin Proverbs and Fables Round-Up: June 30
- The Edithorial: Murderers who Moonlit as Classicists
- Latin Spells Deciphered from TV Shows Part II | Latin Language Blog
- Decompartmentalising Thucydides – Institute of Classical Studies Blog
- Blog: Celebrating the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae, Maria Pantelia, and the Beginnings of Classical Digital Humanities | Society for Classical Studies
- Borges’ Reception | Sphinx
- The Moral Influence of Classical Learning – SENTENTIAE ANTIQUAE
- Islamophobic Site Finds Evidence of a “New Dark Ages” in the Fall of Rome :: Pharos
- Weekend Reading: The Man in Black – Classical Studies Support
- Jerry Pattengale on Dirk Obbink and the Mark Fragment | Variant Readings
- Meaningless Beliefs and Life’s Limits: Four More Maxims from Epicurus – SENTENTIAE ANTIQUAE
Fresh Podcasts
Dunstan joins David to discuss his research on the grotesque in the Roman World and how it compares to today. What was considered ugly in Roman society? Why were some scars respectable and others not? What is the ‘uncanny valley’? Dunstan also chats about his other main area of study: the ancient world in video games. He reflects on being initially resistant to reception studies, but how a chat in the pub changed his mind and led him to explore this topic. How realistic do we want games set in the ancient world to be? How might they be incorporated into the curriculum? How do they create alternate histories? What is Dunstan’s favourite beat-em up franchise?
Phil Perkins talks about an Etruscan bronze figurine from Monte Falterona.
Professional Matters
- CFP: Valuing Labor in Greco-Roman Antiquity | Society for Classical Studies
- CFP: Sixth Interdisciplinary Symposium on the Heritage of Western Greece | Society for Classical Studies
- Pindar in Sicily 2019 | Fonte Aretusa
- Plato on Comedy – Durham University (July 6-7, 2019)
- Lecturer in Biomolecular Archaeology – University of Leicester
- Lecturer in the Heritage of the Middle East – University of Leicester
Alia
- TLL Update | Society for Classical Studies
- Full text of Robert Cargill’s BAR 45/4&5 First Person Editorial: The Gender Divide | XKV8R: The Official Blog of Robert R. Cargill, Ph.D.
- Our favourite ‘Greek freak’ lines all his blazers with Ancient Greek images | Neos Kosmos
- Q & A: Glimpsing into the black market for ancient artifacts with an archaeologist | CBC News
- The Golden Era of the Archaeologist Spy – Nightlife – ABC Radio
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