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Weekend Reading: Living in a Material World
This week I went along to the Launch Event of The Baron Thyssen Centre for the Study of Ancient Material Religion, at London’s imposing Senate…
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Weekend Reading: Chocolate and Archaeology
This week’s online entertainment has been the controversy dubbed ‘Cadburygate’ or ‘The Freddo Fiasco’. It was prompted by somebody on social media pointing out that…
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Weekend Reading: The Pain of Retraining
As I come, kicking and screaming, towards the end of Year 1 of a three-year doctorate in Education, I’ve been thinking a lot about…
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Weekend Reading: Women and Books
I’ve been finding the internet a bit depressing lately. In my weekly round-up of Classics-related blog-posts, I’m seeing a growing obsession with what Classics is,…
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Weekend Reading: Pondering Myth
As most readers of this website know, I teach on an undergraduate distance-learning myth module, and have done for many years. It’s a great course:…
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Weekend Reading: Lego and Authority
This week’s been a busy one, with all kinds of classical stuff (both serious and silly) going on. On Wednesday it was International Lego Classicism…
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Some happy thoughts for you today – because it’s been a LONG week, and I’d like to focus on some positive things to balance out…
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