IN THE NEWS …
- Biblical Archaeology Society – Archive of Hittite Tablets Discovered
- Herculaneum: Priapus’s Workshop reopens after restoration
- I discovered a Roman fort in Wales – it may hold the key to the ancient Welsh legend of Macsen Wledig
- Path Jesus may have walked to his crucifixion unearthed after 2,000 years | Daily Mail Online
- Did Rome Seek More Than Victory? New Roman Military Camp Found Near Burned Temples | Arkeonews
- Roman military camp discovered near Iron Age hillfort in Spain
- Ancient shipwreck off Croatian island reveals rare Greek pottery and coins | Croatia Week
- 4,700-Year-Old Shipwreck Investigated off Turkey
- Archaeologists Discover Unknown Ancient Greek Neighborhood in Sicily – GreekReporter.com
- British Museum wants Parthenon Sculptures to be shown in Greece but shared with London – ProtoThema English
- Roman window grille discovered at Augusta Raurica
- New Evidence of Ancient Greek God Dionysus Worship Found at 2,300-Year-Old Castle in Turkey – GreekReporter.com
ALSO OF INTEREST …
- The politics of masculinity at the end of the Roman republic | Aeon Essays
- Readers of the Living: Interpretive Mastery and Natural Thinking in Plutarch, Celsus, Origen, and Porphyry | Antichthon | Cambridge Core
- THE RHETOR’S WINK, OR: TOO CLEVER FOR SALLUST (INV. CIC. 5, AD CAES. SEN. 2.9.2, SALL. CAT. 14.2) | The Classical Quarterly | Cambridge Core
- ‘SERIOUS, IMPORTANT, OVERCROWDED’: THE REPLICAS IN THE MINOAN ROOM AT THE 1936 BURLINGTON HOUSE EXHIBITION | Annual of the British School at Athens | Cambridge Core
- Back in time: starting the KS3 history curriculum in the 2nd century AD | Journal of Classics Teaching | Cambridge Core
- Beware LLMs bearing gifts: hallucinations, satisfactory results, and student use of generative AI in the production of Mediterranean archaeology websites | Journal of Classics Teaching | Cambridge Core
- Who wrote the English? Teaching translation literacy in the Classics classroom | Journal of Classics Teaching | Cambridge Core
- Singing Homer: Modern Greek songs, digital literacy, and the experiential reception of the epics in secondary education | Journal of Classics Teaching | Cambridge Core
- Revival and survival: the Lycurgan exemplar and the early loss of Euripides’ satyr plays | The Journal of Hellenic Studies | Cambridge Core
- HISTORIOGRAPHY AND LITERARY CRITICISM | The Classical Review | Cambridge Core
- The pleasures of translating Plato – Engelsberg ideas
- Early Mycenaean burials were tableaus of the dead meant for the living – Popular Archeology
- Where Are the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Biblical Archaeology Society
- Herculaneum: The Final Hours – Popular Archeology
- Pericles, the Parthenon and the Golden Age of Athens – Popular Archeology
- An artist gave Roman emperors realistic faces and they look oddly like people you might know – Upworthy
- Cleopatra: A Woman of Power by Aldo Schiavone: No, she wasn’t a devious harlot
- The Megaprojects That Even the Ancient Romans Couldn’t Pull Off: Rerouting the Tiber, Digging a Canal, and More | Open Culture
- Roman Emperor Used Mechanical Greek Sea God to Launch Deadly Naval Spectacle – GreekReporter.com
- How Minoan Builders Shaped Crete’s Ancient Palaces With Simple Stone Tools – GreekReporter.com
CLASSICISTS AND NEARLY SO …
ANCIENT DRAMA …
- Ion at Cambridge Arts Theatre: Ancient drama comes alive — CambsNews
- Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad at York Theatre Royal – review
AT THE MUSEUMS …
- In the 1930s, ancient Antioch mosaics were divided across different countries; today, Wellesley’s Davis Museum has reunited over 140 of the uncatalogued artifacts
- Rembrandt and the Ancients – The Metropolitan Museum of Art
FROM THE BLOGOSPHERE …
- The Sacred Chickens That Sank a Roman Fleet in 249 BCE | Veiled Antiquity
- Blog #128: Conversations with Dead People in the Odysseys of Homer and Christopher Nolan with Brett M. Rogers – Peopling the Past
- Morning Randomness: fractional silver and redated gold – Liv Mariah Yarrow
- Price of a Bath – Liv Mariah Yarrow
- Close To You | Sphinx
- Rood bij de Romeinen – Mainzer Beobachter
- Laudator Temporis Acti: A Bad Ruler
- Laudator Temporis Acti: Five Ages of Professors
- PaleoJudaica.com: NEH funding restored for Critical Edition of the Hebrew Psalter Project
- PaleoJudaica.com: Shapira, The Discourse of Rites (Mohr Siebeck)
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Communities, Connectivity and Complexity in Roman Britain: New Archaeological Agendas
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: The Best and Most Serious People: Meritocratic Discourse in Late Antiquity
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Ritual or Refuse? Depositional Practices in Wells, Pits and Tombs at Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Mediterranean Islands in Late Antiquity: A Cultural and Environmental History, c. 300–600 CE
FRESH PODCASTERY…
STREAMING MEDIA …
- (202) Archaeologists discover what may be the world’s oldest shipwreck – YouTube
- Cleopatra: Power, Politics & M…–Classical Wisdom Speaks – Apple Podcasts
- (204) Uncovering a Lost Roman Farm – Ancient Finds and Archaeology Revealed | Time Team – S3 E6 – YouTube
- (204) Recreational Drugs in Ancient Rome – DOCUMENTARY – YouTube
- (204) The first excavations at the temple of the Venetic and Roman sanctuary of Lova – YouTube
- (204) World’s oldest shipwreck found off coast of Turkey – 14/Oct/2026 – YouTube
- (204) The Hittites. An Anatolian Empire as seen from their Capital City Hattusha | Mostra Troia e Roma – YouTube
LATINITAS …
- (2) Lectīca Caesaris The Commander’s Litter: a construed Latin story
- (2) Testāmentum Molitōris The Miller’s Testament: a construed Latin story by Erasmus of Rotterdam, Simulacrum · Universitas Scholarium
GRAECITAS…
BOOK REVIEWS…
CFPS, CONFERENCES, AND ONLINE TALKS …
POSTDOCS AND EMPLOYMENT…
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