Postdoctoral fellow, University of Oslo & University of Reading. Classical archaeologist/Pottery analysist. Ancient Greek cult, myth, identity & Kalydon.
After 90 years, the Library of Congress has finally acknowledged the work of Mary Ross Ellingson- whose research revolutionized our understanding of Greek terracotta figurines.
To read the full press release, click here: https://t.co/RoEU8GGZmS
There is an exciting new vacancy at the Ashmolean Museum! They're looking for a full time, permanent Assistant Keeper, Jaleh Hearn Curator of the Ancient Middle East - you can find further details about the post here: https://t.co/E4MUNBEmcF
⚡️✨ Which Greek goddess are you? The quiz queens at @panmacmillan have made this fabulous quiz so you can find out! Let me know who you get…
https://t.co/Mfi1Mz2MkO
Brilliant research continues to come to light by the amazing archaeologists at the National Archaeological Museum / Εθνικό Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο 🤩 https://t.co/RCPWankIMK
The Faculty of Classics in Oxford @oxfordclassics has just advertized the Camden chair of ancient history, in succession to Nicholas Purcell https://t.co/vKC8WCIQOg
Our Librarian Evi has come across an interesting find. Agatha Christie (born #onthisday, the 15th September, 1890) appears to have visited the BSA Knossos Research Centre in 1937 with her second husband, Max Edgar Lucien Mallowan, an archaeologist and 13 her junior...
On 22 September 2023 we will be holding a conference in honour of Prof Barbara Goff and her retirement. The one-day event titled 'In the Shadow of Hippolytos' is funded by Reading Classics and the ICS. Find the full programme and registration form here: https://t.co/dbLgR2AnWZ
The Kalydon campaign 2023 has come to an end with exciting results thanks to a lot of hard work and amazing participants, new friends and great colleagues! ❤️
We are delighted to announce a new publication in our "Papers and Monographs from the Norwegian Institute at Athens" series!
The book titled "Vikings in the Mediterranean" is edited by Neil Price, Marianne Hem Eriksen, and Carsten Jahnke.
Spectacular and rare Danish find writes world history!
Danish scientists have just identified the oldest known inscription referencing the Norse god Odin. This means that they can now date Nordic mythology much further back.
Read more on @nationalmuseet#norsemythology
Dear friends and colleagues! Please consider signing this petition! We must stand with the Greek State Museums! Read more about and sign the cause by clicking this link: #standwithGreekStateMuseums
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