IN THE NEWS …
- Secret chambers in Tutankhamun’s tomb could hold the burial of a lost Egyptian queen – we may get answers soon
- The Roman City of Claudivium Disappeared From Historical Records Almost 2,000 Years Ago. It May Have Been Hiding in Austria
- New discoveries at Rossett Roman villa shed light on life in Roman Wales | University of Chester
- 4,000-Year-Old Tablets Reveal a Princess’s Estate, New Place Names and Possible War Captive Settlements | Arkeonews
- Archaeologists Reconstruct a 2,000-Year-Old Celtic Coin Hoard Scattered by Centuries of Plowing | Discover Magazine
- After Fire Destroyed Their Town 3,200 Years Ago, Mycenaeans Returned and Built Massive Defensive Walls | Arkeonews
- A 2,600-Year-Old Warrior Buried With a Helmet, Sword, Shield and Gold Face Covering Found in North Macedonia | Arkeonews
- Ancient Roman Temple Dedicated To Mars Found In Germany
- 1,800-year-old Roman temple dedicated to war god and long-lost village with ‘craft area’ unearthed in Germany | Live Science
- Lake Mezzano: A Bronze Age sword in excellent condition has been discovered—it is the third one found at the site
- Ancient Egyptians sacrificed pharaohs’ servants so they could continue to serve their king in the afterlife, new study finds | Live Science
- Aquino (Frosinone): The University of Salento Discovers Two Artifacts Linked to Roman Religion
- A Bronze Ring Engraved With the Lighthouse of Alexandria Has Been Found in Cleopatra’s Sunken Harbour
ALSO OF INTEREST …
- Stanwick Lakes gets fired about replica Roman pottery kiln
- Alcidamas: The First Ancient Greek Voice Declaring ‘Nature Made No One a Slave’ – GreekReporter.com
- The Only Greek God Who Never Assaulted a Woman – GreekReporter.com
CLASSICISTS AND NEARLY SO …
- News – Sailing the Hellenistic Aegean: A Social Archaeology of Shipwrecks – Archaeological Institute of America
- Bestselling classicist Emily Wilson embarks on a fresh odyssey – CSMonitor.com
- Bettany Hughes: Athens Left Great Ideas, Not Just Monuments – tovima.com
AT THE MUSEUMS …
- A New Exhibition Reveals How Hot Pink Togas and Floral Perfumes Conveyed Power in the Roman Empire
- Aphrodite review – a trashy way to treat the goddess of love | Exhibitions | The Guardian
FROM THE BLOGOSPHERE …
- Two for Tuesday: Archaeological Thinking | Archaeology of the Mediterranean World
- The Oracle of Delphi: What the Pythia Actually Did | Veiled Antiquity
- Strong Boxes, Money Chests, Casseforti – Liv Mariah Yarrow
- Looting Matters: A volute-krater with a “tremendous provenance”
- Faits divers (58) – Mainzer Beobachter
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Das Privatrecht der griechischen Urkunden vom Mittleren Euphrat: P.Euphr. 6 – P.Euphr. 15
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Religion, Ritual and Ritualistic Objects
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: La primera vegada del món: Relats dels orígens segons les grans cultures antigues de la Mediterrània: un diàleg amb Gènesi 1-11
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: The private archives of Ugarit: a functional analysis
FRESH PODCASTERY…
STREAMING MEDIA …
- (403) When your Latin lecture becomes a comedy show – YouTube
- (409) How did Helen get to Troy in Greek Myth? (Over Simplified) – YouTube
- (409) Pink, perfume and power: Inside Copenhagen’s new exhibition on ancient Roman fashion – YouTube
LATINITAS …
BOOK REVIEWS…
- Trade and „second hand“ wares in Archaic Histria. | Spartokos a lu
- Latin lineages: a family tree from Catullus to today – Bryn Mawr Classical Review
- Hermogenes and Hellenistic-Roman temple building – Bryn Mawr Classical Review
CFPS, CONFERENCES, AND ONLINE TALKS …
- The Virgil Society – Our Programme
- CFP: Binning the Classics? Discard Studies and Classical Antiquity | Classically Inclined
POSTDOCS AND EMPLOYMENT…
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