Lost Latin literature, coins, a podcast, and more: Links for the first week of December

CANE Media Coordinator
December 5, 2013

Lost Latin literature. (via @Horatiana)
Digital tours of two catacombs and the Ara Pacis.
A visualization for teaching about Roman coins.
Roman scripts. (via @DCComm)
Ancient Studies Articles podcast is now available.
A seasonally appropriate grammar cartoon.
More bad news from Pompeii. (via @stephenjenkin)

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