Salvete! Welcome to the Exeter Classics Postgraduate Seminar page, showcasing the diverse research interests of our PG community through regular seminars.
Hey Everyone, we are excited to announce Alasdair Gilmour, will present his paper "Digitising Death: Using shape data from digital scans of pottery images to investigate consumption in funerary contexts in Early Roman/Late Iron Age North-West Europe". (1/2)
A massive thank you to Alessio Faeda for presenting his wonderful paper with us last week! We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. Stay tuned for info about today’s seminar soon!
Hey Everyone, we have another wonderful seminar today! Alessio Faedda (University of Cagliari) will present his paper "For a Study of the Homometric Occurrences in Greek Archaic and Classical Strophic Poetry" today at 5:30pm in the Leventis Room, Amory Building
Hey Everyone, we have another great seminar for you today! Jordan Poole is visiting us from @LivUni to present his paper “Female medical agency in the Roman Empire: a case for amulets” today (28/02) at 5:30pm in the Leventis Room, Amory Building. Hope to see you there tonight!
Thank you @VikingClassics for coming down from @SUAncientWorld to present your paper with us! Thomas’s presentation was very well received by our attendees. So a massive thank you to Thomas. Stay tuned for an announcement about today’s ExeWip very soon.
Hey Everyone, we have another great seminar for you! @VikingClassics will be presenting his paper "Hera in Thespiae and Plataea- anti-Theban cults in fourth-century Boeotian identity?" We hope to see you today at 5:30pm in Room B219, Amory Building. Have a great weekend!
A big thank you to @nrernst for presenting her excellent paper last week! We hope our attendees enjoyed it as much as we did. There is not meeting this week, but we will see you for another seminar very soon.
Hey Everyone, we have another wonderful seminar for you today! @nrernst will be presenting her paper “Julian’s Funeral Law and the Erasure of the Memory of St Babylas” at 5:30pm in the Leventis Room, Amory Building. We can’t wait to see you there tonight. Have a great weekend!
Last week, Exeter’s own Julius Guthrie presented an excellent paper on his recent research. It’s always great to see what our own postgrads are up to. Thank you very much Julius! Stay tuned for information on this week’s seminar very soon. @ExeterDoctoral
Hey Everyone, today we have one of Exeter’s own presenting. Julius Guthrie will be presenting his paper ‘A king? A tyrant? A monarch? All are heroes. Explaining Pindar’s model of the autocratic ruler?’ at 5:30pm in the Leventis Room, Amory Building. We hope to see you all there!
A massive thank you to @katadesmoichar who presented her excellent paper last Friday. The attendance was excellent and her paper was very well-received by our community. Stay tuned for an info about this week’s seminar soon. Thank you Charlotte!
Hey Everyone, we are pleased to announce the full programme poster for this term’s ExeWip seminar series. Talented postgraduates from across the UK and Europe will be presenting on many diverse research areas. Fingers crossed for another great term! @ExeterDoctoral
A huge thank you to those who have submitted abstracts! To those interested in submitting one, please send your abstracts at [email protected] by Sunday 9th of February! Find our Call for Papers at: https://t.co/bXzCEWMUkA or https://t.co/P1e4UcGYXY
@UniRdg_Classics
Hey Everyone, it’s Friday! We have another great seminar for you! Our very own Charlotte Spence will present her paper 'Ancient curse texts: who or what was the source of the magical power?' today (24/1/2020) at 5:30pm in the Leventis Room, Amory Building. Hope to see you there!
A special thank you to Cristiana Lucidi, who presented last Friday, our first presenter of the new decade! Cristiana’s paper was extremely interesting and enjoyed by all of our attendees. Stay tuned for information on our next seminar very soon. @UoRClassics@ExeterDoctoral
Cristiana’s paper “Dying for one’s glory, dying for the fatherland: Euripides and the epitaphios logos as an Athenian discourse” will be given at 5:30pm in he Leventis Room, Amory. We hope you are as excited to get a new term of great seminars started as we are! (2/2)