Torchwood: Dead Man Walking
As I continue to watch through Torchwood, I am struck by how much this darker, raunchier, more pessimistic spin-off of Doctor Who focuses on religious themes, imagery, stories and symbols.In this...
View ArticleNews article: Istituito il Club UNESCO Pompei - Area Vesuviana
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View ArticleNews article: Poggiomarino (Na). Un appello per salvare il sito archeologico...
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View ArticlePublishing and the Early Career Classicist
Image via Flickr user jjpacres Check out this very useful booklet, full of advice about publishing research from early career scholars:...
View ArticleCommunity-based tourism in Sukhothai
Archaeology isn’t about ancient ruins and dead remains. Very often, the living still inhabit archaeological sites. The Nation features a project by Naresuan University to document the living...
View ArticleWho is Responsible for Christian Anti-Evolutionism?
The blog Open Parachute is one of several that has highlighted the survey conducted recently, giving the perspective of a thousand Protestant clergy on subjects like evolution and the age of the...
View ArticlePeschke in Lancaster
Lancaster news begins the publicity of "Colors of Greece: The Art and Archaeology of Georg von Peschke" that I curated at the Phillips Museum at Franklin & Marshall. I hope this show will put...
View ArticleJuly 2-31, 2012: Papyrological Institute at the University of Chicago
Papyrological Institute at the University of Chicago July 2 - 31, 2012An intensive summer institute in papyrology, jointly sponsored by the Departments of Classics of the University of Chicago and the...
View ArticleOpen Access Jurnal: Museos.es
Museos.es museos.es es una publicación museológica de periodicidad anual editada desde la Dirección General de Bellas Artes y Bienes Culturales del Ministerio de Cultura, a través de la Subdirección...
View ArticleRecent Additions to Pinakes : Textes et manuscrits grecs
The following were recently added to Pinakes : Textes et manuscrits grecs: Actualités, mise à jour et nouveautés (12/01/2012)Manuscrits grecs de l'Université Lomonosova (Moscou)Lire la suite...
View ArticleDiarna: Mapping Mizrahi Heritage
Diarna: Mapping Mizrahi Heritage Diarna is an initiative of Digital Heritage Mapping, a 501c3 non-profit organization using technology to map and preserve cultural heritage sites around the world....
View ArticleCoyotes by the Creek
Today I spotted a pair of animals just across the creek behind my house, which immediately struck me as being too large to be foxes. They have been hanging around, which gave me a chance to get a...
View ArticleColonisation corinthienne et transferts de cultes : Artémis
Titre: Colonisation corinthienne et transferts de cultes : ArtémisLieu: ENS Ulm / ParisCatégorie: Séminaires, conférencesDate: 19.01.2012Heure: 17.30 h - 19.00 hDescription: Information signalée par...
View ArticleEpigraphy at AIA/APA 2012: CIL 9.2689=ILS 7478
On January 7, 2012 at the joint annual meetings of the American Philological Association and the Archaeological Institute of America, Garrett G. Fagan (Pennsylvania State University) presented a paper...
View ArticleChristian bookshops — the key part of the local church?
I did something unusual today. I didn’t buy a book from Amazon. Not that I buy a book every day from Amazon: I mean that I decided to buy a book, but to order it in from my local Christian bookshop....
View ArticleFrom my diary
I pulled up the OCR project for the Book of Asaph the physician in Finereader 11 this lunchtime. It’s a 6th century Jewish medical text, which apparently contains interesting quotes from classical...
View ArticleFirst physical evidence of tobacco in Mayan container
First physical evidence of tobacco in Mayan container
View ArticleThank God, Blame God?
I’ve long complained about the tendency of religious believers to thank God when things go well and blame others when they do not. And so I appreciated this cartoon in the New Yorker (HT Hemant...
View ArticleBlogosphere ~ Searchable Greek Inscriptions: A Scholarly Tool in Progress
AWOL – The Ancient World Online: Searchable Greek Inscriptions: A Scholarly Tool in Progress. The Packard Humanities Institute.
View ArticleHallaton Helmet
Plenty of coverage of this one … We’ll begin by looking at that of the Harborough Mail: THIS amazing 2,000-year-old Roman helmet unearthed in Hallaton ten years ago is coming home after an incredible...
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