Links for 9 May

Vote for Deciphering Ancient Texts in the Digital Age to be produced as a MOOC. (via @ThomasKoentges)
Map of Ancient Rome superimposed on a Google Map of Rome. (via @classicslibrary)
Looking for something really cute and fun?  Check out Corgito Ergo Sum, the continuing adventures of a Time-Travelling, Roman Corgi!  New episodes every Thursday!
Romans Revealed, a fun new resource to use with students!  (via @etclassics)
 

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