Assistant Professor in Classical Studies @UNCG. Roman provincial archaeology, numismatics, myth, digital humanities, pedagogy. CA ➡️ DC ➡️ NC. All the ☕️.
Dean @JZK60 extends his congratulations to the graduates of @UNCG's College of Arts & Sciences. 🎓
"You're better equipped than most to weather the inevitable unpredictability of life."
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@NumisChat@amelia_dowler@britishmuseum Hi all! 👋🏻 A bit late, but I’m Robyn, an ECR @UNCGClassics working broadly on Roman provincial coinage (especially in the Near East); current projects are on colonial coin types
Interested in understanding the cultural landscape of memorials across NC? Come learn from Dr. Valerie Johnson of @ShawUniversity at a free program 5:30 pm on Wednesday 3/11. Sponsored by @UNCGClassics | https://t.co/KfgYDb3l49
RPC volume VIII, covering the reign of Philip the Arab (AD 244–9), for all the provinces, is now available online! It includes over 3,000 types and 22,000 coins. #roman#numismatics#coins RT appreciated! Browse at https://t.co/7S9fTA7RUE [1/3]
Mark your calendar! Dr. Valerie Johnson of @ShawUniversity will give a talk on "Mapping Memory: Reflections on Memorials, and Landscapes of Oppression and Uplift" @GsoHistryMuseum on Wed March 11 @ 5:30pm (reception @ 5pm). The talk is free & open to all! @UNCG@greensborocity.
UNCG Classical Studies is putting an ancient spin on #BelieveintheG day! Consider donating to support our fabulous students here: https://t.co/THgPMcEERO 🏦🏺
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A great way to start the week! Dr. Dave Wharton submitted the completed manuscript for his new edited volume “A Cultural History of Color in Antiquity” today! 🥳 @UNCG_CAS@UNCGResearch
Great story on the research of Dr. Nash of @uncg_anthro and @UNCG_CAS. We are proud of her scholarly efforts and work with students! @ElizabethMKeri @eatbooks
UNCG research: ancient parties and empires https://t.co/tYXBdBNO9S via @uncg
Rome, 44 BC. The dictator Julius Caesar holds unprecedented power, yet there are whispers that he wants more: to become a god, or worse still...a king. Join me on the hashtag #LiveIdes to follow the real-time intrigue, blood and chaos of ancient history's most infamous date.