These folks have animated Greek vases.
A fascinating look at the complexity of languages as they travel farther from Africa.
The aesthetics of ancient Greek dances.
OmnesViae and Orbis are two great mapping tools for the ancient world.
The slow burial of Hadrian’s Atheneaum over the centuries.. #roman #archaeology pic.twitter.com/gunoPuRNXY
— Gareth Harney (@OptimoPrincipi) April 15, 2014
Elegiac poetry can be beautiful or annoying, especially if you don’t have notes to go with the text. Your problem is solved here, in CANEPress’s
Perhaps you have heard the term “flipped classroom” bandied about in the past year or so. In a nutshell, the concept centers around the idea
Janet Stephens is a hairdresser who has been working to recreate Roman hairstyles using the techniques of the time. You may have seen her links
Here are some items we’ve found interesting online this week: James Harbeck at The Week has an article on how old languages add new words.