Links 12 August

Here’s some of the interesting Classics-related items we’ve discovered over the last few weeks!
The Washington Post has a story on the Active Latin movement.
Pelagios has an incredible Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire.
The Telegraph shares a story about a photographer’s controversial take on the Riace Bronzes.
Like Legos? Perhaps you’ll enjoy this YouTube video reenacting the Battle of Asculum (warning – the action is very visceral).

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Links for the Week of 10 February

Summer Opportunities UT-Austin is offering its Intensive Summer Greek course again: http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/classics/courses/Summer.php The Vergilian Society has a variety of trips and classes available for the

Links for 11 July

Latin makes a comeback in Scottish Schools!  🙂 Hey, Pluto’s moons got new names! Here’s an AWESOME assignment to try with your students… (via @diyclassics)

Auctores Obscuri: Marcellinus the Count

Perhaps now, in this climate of intense partisanship, might be a suitable time to examine with our students how two individuals can observe the same