Beware Greeks bearing Pinatas.
Funny…”Trojan Piñata” birthday card #trojanhorse #latinteach pic.twitter.com/LMsX6yauo8
— Callie Schneider (@calpunzel) July 27, 2014
Handy infographic about all the deaths in the Iliad.
Martina Bex discusses Output and how it relates to Comprehensible Input.
Grand Theft Ovid
Evidence that suggests the eruption of Vesuvius was not August 24th.
Interactive map of Odysseus’s journey.
Ancient dream interpretations of teeth falling out
For the past couple of years, I have enjoyed leading my eighth-grade Latin class in a project on Roman houses. I am sure that many
There’s a new map tool that allows you to visualize where and how many Latin authors were in the ancient world. New Mycenaean palace uncovered
AIRC promo videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWCTT4SEVnA New information on what may be the exact location where Julius Caesar was killed: http://historyoftheancientworld.com/2012/10/julius-caesar-was-stabbed-right-here-researchers-claim/ (via @historyancient) Latin programs in Germany
How do you help students expand their English vocabulary by making connections to our language’s Latin roots? I’ve taken two approaches to this task over