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Magical fishtery tour: salted-fish production around the Strait of Gibraltar
If you have a week or so free, how better to spend it than in pursuit of the Roman Empire’s favourite condiment: garum? Studying in the...

Rene Russell
Jul 6, 202211 min read
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The Image of Antinous: The Reimagination of an Icon
Antinous. If you have not heard his name, you might recognise his face. Of all the known portrait sculptures remaining from antiquity,...

Rene Russell
Mar 9, 202211 min read
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Excavating the Global Village: Classics’ Online Legacy
With 1,000+ likes and 119,300+ followers, there is nothing inherently ominous about the ‘Daily Updates On The Roman Empire’ 2021 memorial...
Jem Wickham
Mar 2, 202211 min read
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The Death of the Koroplast – Identification and Meanings of a Tanagra Figurine
More than simply being a visual delight, The Lawrence Room’s ‘Greek terracotta figurine of woman (Muse?)’ is an enigma, as its...

Polly Shorrock
Feb 4, 20228 min read
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10 Lessons from Horace’s Odes to get you through Lent term
The Roman poet Horace (65-8BC) may have lived over 2000 years ago, but lines from his poetry have found a firm home in English idiom. A...

Harry Derbyshire
Jan 28, 20227 min read
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