Feminist | PhD in Classics and Ancient History | Co-host of @p_historians | Writing @BadAncient @SydneyUniPress @HighlandsPress @UlyssesPress @degruyter_brill
New review on Rhea!
Peta Greenfield (one of the @p_historians) reviews Mark B. Wilson's "Dictator: The Evolution of the Roman Dictatorship" (@UofMPress 2021).
https://t.co/c4X6HdwnlI
Episode 145 - Power to the Plebs @p_historians@peta_greenfield@FionaRadford1
In 409 BCE, there is drama in Rome when the plebeians set their sights on electing one of their own to the quaestorship.
https://t.co/OEPqZlUf5W
New review on Rhea!
Peta Greenfield (one of the @p_historians) reviews Mark B. Wilson's "Dictator: The Evolution of the Roman Dictatorship" (@UofMPress 2021).
https://t.co/c4X6HdwnlI
A Wrongheaded Man @p_historians@peta_greenfield@FionaRadford1
We delve into more ancient Roman conflict which revolves around the patrician Postumius, described by historians as a wrongheaded man.
https://t.co/5nSCl0ez3q
Women of Myth with Ancient History Fan Girl @p_historians@peta_greenfield and @FionaRadford1 sit down with Genn and Jenny, the fabulous cohosts of @AncientHistFan, to talk about their new book and the challenges faced by women throughout history... https://t.co/GAivxEmJpu
The Commonwealth of Slaves @p_historians@peta_greenfield and @FionaRadford1 consider 419 and 418 BCE. These two years are packed with exciting moments as we get to learn about an uprising from below... https://t.co/lDsP3QrjSW
The Trials of Sempronius and Postumia @p_historians@peta_greenfield@FionaRadford1
The Partial Historians are back in the 420s BCE and wrapping up the decade with some first-class DRAMA! The only question is, can you handle it? https://t.co/iHwrjDQ0Mt
Special Episode – Quo Vadis (1951) – Part Two @p_historians@peta_greenfield and @FionaRadford1 return to the ‘Golden Age of Hollywood’ with a classic sword and sandal epic, Quo Vadis (1951)... https://t.co/OFqIM2V16Y
'Australian Universities: A conversation about public good' explores how to change a culture of exclusion to ensure all are welcome in universities. Read more: https://t.co/XrNXdJ13M0 #sydneyuniversitypress@juljaho @MThomasEdDev @ProfLJP@peta_greenfield
Rex Factor paved the way and inspired so many of us podcasters. We were absolutely honoured to sit down and chat about the Roman kings with them. We’re starry eyed 🤩🤩
#AncientSiteSaturday
The Colosseum is the largest of Roman amphitheatres and continues to draw spectators to this day.
Started by Vespasian, it was officially opened under Titus, and final touches were added by Domitian.
✨New Special Episode - Quo Vadis (1951), Part One
Quo Vadis helped to ignite Hollywood’s passion for ancient epics. It was a hit and introduced us to Peter Ustinov’s interpretation of Nero!
Join us as we examine the context and the plot.
https://t.co/0rz9D8cQYI
Quo Vadis (1951) – Part One @p_historians@peta_greenfield and @FionaRadford1 discuss the smash hit Quo Vadis, which helped to ignite Hollywood’s passion for ancient epics in the 1950's...
https://t.co/krp84ypzlz
The Seven Kings of Rome (Partial Historians) @rexfactorpod
Graham & Ali chat with @FionaRadford1 & @peta_greenfield (AKA Dr Rad and Dr G, @p_historians) about their new book Rex: The Seven Kings of Rome...
https://t.co/GaV1h0s989