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Links for 6 June

Turns out one of our own CANEns editors, Emily Lewis, also keeps a blog called Aut Inveniam Viam Aut Faciam, and she’s got some really interesting and heartfelt things to say about teaching.
Roman concrete is in the news!
Your students (maybe even you) may be interested to know that Rome: Total War 2 comes out in a few short months.

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