IN THE NEWS …
- Revealed: The 447 Roman coins a digger broke out of the A2 near Gravesend in 1964, hidden around AD 388 and saved by local historians on their knees, as 114 of them sell in Mayfair for £23,240 against a top estimate of £15,000 | British Heritage
- Roman-era ‘frog feast’ near Cambridge was the work of owls, bone analysis suggests
- Türkiye opens trail tracing ancient Greek army to Black Sea | Archaeology News
- Roman baths in Syria’s Bosra reveal ancient heating system and Silk Road trade links
- Massive 2,000-Year-Old Hun Tomb Reveals Possible Roman Glass and Extraordinary Treasures | Arkeonews
- Roman settlement found at Castle Green Homes Hawarden site | The Leader
- Lost Roman settlement discovered in Flintshire during housing development | North Wales Live
- 2,800-year-old evidence of cannabis use discovered in Siberian burial mound
- Egyptian cats meant for the gods led harsh lives, extensive museum collection reveals
- Carved sheep bone from Berezan Island points to a private Achilles ritual | Archaeology News Online Magazine
- New Archaeological Discoveries Made at Etruscan Necropolis in Italy
- How Archaeologists Risked Their Lives To Save 30,000 Ancient Treasures From ISIS
- Abandoned 2,000-Year-Old Estate in Israel Reveals Ancient Greek Connections – GreekReporter.com
ALSO OF INTEREST …
- Can democracy win wars? Ancient Athens offers some answers | eKathimerini.com
- Ancient Greek Will Reveals Father’s Plan to Keep His Son’s Tomb Maintained Forever – GreekReporter.com
- Mimi Denisi’s Elgin Documentary Heads to Brussels With Greek Government Support – GreekReporter.com
- Ancient Greek City of Hippos Reveals Christian Cathedral Unlike Any Other – GreekReporter.com
- Biblical Archaeology Society – Unpacking Paul’s New Testament Letters
- Villa of the Mysteries Evening Visits – Pompeii 2026–2027 – Pompeii Online
- Why is Ptolemy’s Almagest important for understanding Hipparchus? | Britannica
- Did Emperor Tiberius demand recognition of Jesus as a deity? A scholar reexamines ancient writings – Gazeta Express
OPEN ACCESS ARTICLES & OTHER NEWSLETTERS …
CLASSICISTS AND NEARLY SO …
- Faculty talks Homer, classical literary translations at Kaplan event
- Homerathon: A Classics Relay Race | The Loyola Phoenix
ANCIENT DRAMA …
AT THE MUSEUMS …
- Palermo’s Salinas Museum reopens with a new archaeological display | inITALY
- The Power of Fashion in the Roman Empire – Glyptoteket
FROM THE BLOGOSPHERE …
- Break On Through | Sphinx
- Lest We Forget… – Eagles and Dragons Publishing
- OTTC: A Blog for Old Testament Textual Criticism: Provenance Research for Mediterranean Antiquities
- Ethiopians and Trogodytes: Roman military report on clashes (late first century CE) | Ethnic Relations and Migration in the Ancient World: The Websites of Philip A. Harland
- Laudator Temporis Acti: Soldiers of Alexander the Great
- Laudator Temporis Acti: Hard Labor
- PaleoJudaica.com: Marcus, THE MASORAH OF DANIEL AND EZRA-NEHEMIAH TRANSLATED AND ANNOTATED. VOLUME ONE: DANIEL (Gorgias)
- PaleoJudaica.com: THE MASORAH OF DANIEL AND EZRA-NEHEMIAH TRANSLATED AND ANNOTATED. VOLUME 2: EZRA-NEHEMIAH (Gorgias) CROSS-REFERENCE WITH VOL ONE
- PaleoJudaica.com: A children’s book series on the Talmud
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Les enfants d’Acca Larentia: Hommages à John Scheid
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Leningrad Codex TEI
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Palaephatus /On Unbelievable Tales
- AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Leipzig Akkadian Dictionary
FRESH PODCASTERY…
STREAMING MEDIA …
- (934) NT Pod 127: Was Junia the first woman apostle? #NTPod #paultheapostle #womenapostles – YouTube
- (936) A Daily Stoic Practice To Improve Your Life – YouTube
BOOK REVIEWS…
- Tim Whitmarsh argues Christianity grew from Roman Empire
- Sites de l’âge du Bronze de la région de Mykolaïv | Spartokos a lu
- Early Christianity in Rome: literary, historical, and archaeological traditions – Bryn Mawr Classical Review
- A New Etruscan Archaeology: Twenty-First Century Techniques and Methods, edited by Maurizio Forte | American Journal of Archaeology: Vol 0, No 0
- The Materiality of Ancient Greek Identities, 9th to 2nd Centuries BCE, edited by Emma Gooch and Jerome Ruddick | American Journal of Archaeology: Vol 0, No 0
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