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The Forum for Classics, Libraries, and Scholarly Communication (FCLSC) brings librarians and researchers together to promote the study of the ancient world.

[Excavations at Amheida @AmheidaProject]

The #Amheida Excavations mourns the passing of our beloved colleague, mentor, and friend Raffaella Cribiore. She brought the poetry on our walls to life. She will be sorely missed. Ave atque vale. @isawnyu @nyuclassics

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

IG X 3, 3 Inscriptiones Scythiae minores: Sectio 1: Callatis et ager Callatianus https://t.co/KUFy7QaOQR

[Megan Nutzman @MeganNutzman]

The Festschrift for Chris Faraone is up on the Routledge website now. The editors have been amazing to work with. (And amazingly patient too!) https://t.co/ShYsBchszh

[Ifao - Institut français d'archéologie orientale @ifaocaire]

Des modèles 3D des monuments de Deir el-Médina sont réalisés par l'équipe de la mission qui permettent de travailler en dehors de la période de la présence sur le site et d'anticiper des restaurations éventuelles.

Réalisation : Joseph Ballu,@reseau_EFE

https://t.co/0doINOr4Tc

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Open Access Journal: Annuaire de l'École pratique des hautes études, section des sciences historiques et philologiques https://t.co/EyaU0mxJJ7

[Yale Classics Lib @YaleClassicsLib]

Animals and the Environment in Ancient Mediterranean Medicine Conference 5-6 July 2023 @ExeterClassics and online
https://t.co/Hr4HS9mLB4 @FlemmingRebecca

[De Gruyter Classics ➡️ Bluesky / Facebook @dg_classics]

Nikos Miltsios (@Aristoteleio) focusses in his #new volume on #Polybius’ descriptions of leadership behaviors in the 'Histories' as an attempt to unveil key aspects of his approach to leadership and his literary technique.
#TrendsInClassics
📖 https://t.co/ljm7RtYq7j

[ACLS @ACLS1919]

ACLS is pleased to announce that 2023-24 ACLS fellowship and grant competitions are now open for programs with September and October deadlines.

Explore all our upcoming fellowship and grant opportunities: https://t.co/UOaXm82ZPa

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

The Assyrian Dictionary of the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures of the University of Chicago (CAD) https://t.co/EBY8Astqlu

[Foy Scalf @FDS_III]

Congratulations to editors @Ritaluc and Andreas Stauder for the appearance of OUP's Book of the Dead Handbook. Lots of goodies inside, including my chapter:

The Funerary Literature Related to the Book of the Dead https://t.co/TvbkZwBptB

[Manon Y. Schutz @ManonYSchutz]

Do you want to take a brief virtual stroll through Deir el-Medina?

https://t.co/Hyt1IKCO7q

#Egypt #Egyptology

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Open Access Journal: ΔΕΛΤΙΟN ΤΗΣ ΧΡΙΣΤΙΑΝΙΚΗΣ ΑΡΧΑΙΟΛΟΓΙΚΗΣ ΕΤΑΙΡΕΙΑΣ - Deltion of the Christian Archaeological Society https://t.co/CZZEdQiotP

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Open Access Monograph Series: Euhormos: Greco-Roman Studies in Anchoring Innovation https://t.co/bRUTbrjVB8

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Open Access Journal: recensio.antiquitatis https://t.co/BAlocY7bGw

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Corps, gestes et vêtements dans l’Antiquité: Les manifestations du politique https://t.co/covN08Jg4M

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Current Research in Egyptology 2021: Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Symposium, University of the Aegean, 9-16 May 2021 https://t.co/HTIemgwiIK

[Manon Y. Schutz @ManonYSchutz]

And it continues... 😊 The new book in the "Cambridge Elements. Ancient Egypt in Context" series, namely "Famine and Feast in Ancient Egypt" by Ellen Morris, can now be downloaded for FREE here—but only until 2 July, so do not forget:

https://t.co/PnpcF5x8kO

#Egypt #Egyptology

[ISAW Library @ISAWLib]

NEW post by Robert Rhinehart, dual degree student at NYU and Long Island University, reporting on his experience as a #scholcomm intern in the ISAW Library. Shoutout to @sebhth and @diyclassics for mentoring! @NYULibraries @isawnyu #libraries #openaccess https://t.co/swdia8KsPz

[Charles Jones @AWOL_tweets]

Die spätantiken Gürtel mit kerbschnittverzierten Metallbeschlägen: Studien zu Militärgürteln des 4.-5. Jahrhunderts https://t.co/vHQXPq0FQF