Food-truck owners in Philadelphia experiment with Roman cooking.
Scenes of Syrian forces rolling back into what is left of Palmyra.
Ancient Greek sculptures (and Jesus?) as hipsters.
Do you want to use more Spoken Latin in your classroom? Have you shied away from trying because it seems difficult to integrate into your
Because of the holiday this week, we’re posting a little differently. There won’t be a Thursday resource, and today is a roundup of posts we’ve
Comparisons of mummy portraits with the mummies’ faces: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2224029/First-Century-Photoshop-Study-brings-mummies-life-reveals-talent-ages-painters-eerie-portrait-likenesses.html (via @DrKillgrove) A new online Latin dictionary: http://instantlatin.com (via @etclassics) A reconstruction of a dish from
Check out Pass the Garum if you’re interested in cooking ancient recipes. The Dickinson College Commentaries blog has some info on what Gregory Crane of
