Our editors Elizabeth Ann Pollard @sdsu_h100, Fabrizio Conti & @ArtimonTeodora organized the event “Researching & Publishing Roman Magic: How an Academic Peer-Reviewed Volume Takes Shape” sponsored by @JohnCabotRome. A book on it will be published soon👉https://t.co/T9EHhbss3O
Introducing our new book series "LIVED REALITIES OF ANCIENT HISTORY," edited by Ryan Denson and Charlotte Spence from the University of Exeter! Interested in contributing? Contact the editors with your book proposals 👉 https://t.co/RVGbeC8ci9
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I am delighted to share that myself and @SeaMonsterGuy are the series editors of the brand new series 'Lived Realities in Ancient History' with @thetrivent
Read more about it here: https://t.co/ec5QxY6T9L
Get in touch with either of us if you have an idea you'd like to discuss
Using terms like "mummified person" might sound silly, but it's a much-needed reminder that these are real people we are interacting with, even if they lived 1000s of years ago. And if the 8 year olds in the workshops can get that, I'd expect adults on the internet to get it too!
Our first batch of #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou videos have launched! @JCSResources' Ellie Lathbridge, @jasmine_elmer and our very own @lilymacmahon1 tell us, in their own words, what they love about classics and where it’s taken them.
Start watching: https://t.co/I5sAXJ858t
We’ve received a fascinating set of abstracts already for our Call for Contributions for this edited volume with @thetrivent
There’s still one week left before the deadline, so send over your abstract if you’re interested in working with @katadesmoichar and myself on this.
Ekklesia 9 is ready to read now!
Our December issue features a run-down of our most-read articles of 2023, featuring pieces from Judy Quinn, Millie Leadbeater, @katadesmoichar, @francesacademia, and @tomhilless.
Read here: https://t.co/uwZeatVNw0
Same Call for Contributions, but now with a new exciting look courtesy of the publishing team at @thetrivent
See the full text below and please share with any academic friends that may be interested! #Classics#History#ReligiousStudies#LateAntiquity
This Halloween we're taking you into the darkest depths of Exeter history 🎃
Join PhD student Charlotte as she explores the catacombs as part of her research 👻
https://t.co/7WacVLtMko
“Curse Tablets: Personal Communication with the Dead and the Gods in the Ancient World” Led by Charlotte Spence (@katadesmoichar) - Fridays @ 2 pm, June 16th - June 30th
📣 RSVP OPEN NOW to our FREE Summer 2023 Reading Groups!
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🗓 Fri @ 2 pm EDT, June 16 - June 30
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“Curse Tablets: Personal Communication with the Dead and the Gods in the Ancient World” Led by Charlotte Spence (@katadesmoichar) - Fridays @ 2 pm, June 16th - June 30th
A curse tablet was an inscribed lead sheet. This from Vindolanda was written in Old Roman Cursive script. Dated to 2nd-3rd century CE, a complaint to Mercury about the loss of 2 wheels & 4 cows.
@katadesmoichar I saw this & thought of you!
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