Enrichment opportunity:
📅 Wednesday 1 December
⏰ 8pm
@wordsofchaos latest episode of Reading Greek Tragedy Online: The Laodamiad by @ChasLiBretto (inspired by Euripides' Protesilaus) with special guest @erweiberg
Watch it here : https://t.co/Ot5UzEWArE
@LboroGrammar
Artefact of the day. Memorial to the dwarf flute player Myropnous found on the Via Appia, Rome. The deceased, likely a servant, is seen holding a pair of Auloi which played a very important part in public life, religious ceremonies & the theatre. #Roman#ancientrome#sculpture
'I have always resisted the idea that mosaics, especially in places like Britain, were made “off the peg” out of “pattern books” .... But this does look like a possible case' (@wmarybeard) https://t.co/VoVkyW6vMb
"This is certainly the most exciting Roman mosaic discovery in the UK in the last century."
🏛️ #Archaeology news of the week: excavations at a villa complex in Rutland uncover a large mosaic depiction of Achilles' battle with Hector.
#ClassicsTwitter
https://t.co/2Mn2t8lbyU
Dr Jane Masséglia @uniofleicester @ArchAncHistLeic tells the story behind the #Rutland mosaics depicting scenes from the #TrojanWar.
Encountering Achilles - the story of the Rutland mosaic https://t.co/KfFF9R9OZB
Brilliant first department lecture today for the Y11, Y12 and Y13 Academic Scholars (as well as some keen historians). Huge thank you to Miss Lester for discussing Vergangenheitsbewaeltigung
Classics teachers please complete & share this survey from @Classical_Assoc and @classicsforall to help us better understand the reasons for the decline in classics teaching and to make a compelling argument for policy, practice and examination reform.
https://t.co/GDKwmInSPx
‘The remains of the mosaic measure 11m by almost 7m and depict part of the story of the Greek hero Achilles.’ #Rutland#Mosaic#RomanBritain @ULASarchaeology @ArchAncHistLeic
Check out this fantastic new video on the value of #Latin in primary schools, featuring teachers and pupils from Classics for All supported state schools - many thanks to @c21classics!
https://t.co/DoVLWn63Sp
Another fantastic online event organised by @classicsforall - this time Prof Paul Cartledge talking about Thebes. Thanks to everyone, an excellent session.
It’s open evening again! I’m running a Q&A on my Instagram story so come over to https://t.co/TNigKZvh07 and ask any questions you have about the A Level Classical Civilisation course.
***Attention Secondary Classics Teachers***
CfA & the @Classical_Assoc are conducting a survey into the decline of classics in state secondary schools. Please complete our survey to deepen our understanding of the health of classics teaching in the UK: https://t.co/pYcsS8ATSA
TCD Classics Research Seminar
Dimitris Plantzos (University of Athens)
‘We Have Always Been Modern (and White): Classical Art and Archaeopolitics in Contemporary Greece’
Wed 1st December 2021 @ 5.30 pm (Dublin) online (Eventbrite link below)
Image credit: Dimitris Plantzos 1/2
‘Computerised 3D printing and etching pioneered in Italy and at Oxford’s Institute for Digital Archaeology can now recreate with microscopic accuracy ancient buildings and statues, even using the original stone.’
@britishmuseum#Technology#Parthenon#3D
https://t.co/c8yjPYPIkx
TCD Classics is delighted to host a special lecture online:
Dr Martha Vassiliadi (University of Thessaloniki)
'Seferis, Cavafy and the philosophy of tango'
Thurs 2 December 2021, @ 18.30 (Dublin)
Everyone is most welcome to join us online!
https://t.co/rmHDGyArm0 1/3
Virtual #seminar: Wednesday, 24 November at 4pm in Teams, hosted by the Centre for Late Antique Studies:
"Contrasts and Inequalities in the societies of the capitals of Byzantine Egypt..." (Christel Freu)
Email [email protected] to get meeting link.
#Allwelcome