Links for 2 May

A system for grading in Latin.
“Why would anyone walk Hadrian’s wall in full Roman military kit?” Has great pictures of the walkers in their Roman army gear. (via @BenKaneAuthor, who is posting updates during the walk)
Plays making up a “10 episode soap opera” of Roman history in the late Republic. (via @etclassics)
A collection of very useful and interesting websites for teaching about Roman life. (via @SarahEBond)
Roman toiletry kits may have had a medical purpose. (Warning: there is a picture of an unpleasantly inflamed eyelid if you scroll down the page.) (via @NautaNuntiorum)

More from the CANE blog

Troy Reborn: The Journey of Aeneas

Perhaps of interest for anyone teaching Vergil’s Aeneid: Troy Reborn: The Journey of Aeneas, is a retelling of Vergil’s work that presents opportunities to debate

Links for 20 June

A study of Roman concrete is in the news, and it explains why the ancient stuff is better than what we use today. The tech

Writing The Songs

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