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
Today’s guest post is an updated classic by Ruth Breindel, Latin teacher at Moses Brown School. We also have a giveaway; we will randomly choose
Ancient “wine bar” uncovered. Interesting post about Cicero, Cincinnatus and the Stars. A series of short videos on inscriptions. Hipsters in Ancient Greece. Free ebooks
Etymology Google now has etymology information! (via @msmagistra) Manuscripts The Digital Scriptorium makes images of Medieval manuscripts available. (via Ruth Breindel) Food “Reconstructing Cuisine and
Since it was first announced, Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey produced two opposing narratives. As is so often the case these days, it came down to conservative