Maps, Mycenaeans, and Menstruation: Links for September 3

CANE Media Coordinator
September 3, 2015

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 in Greece.
“Diseasing the Female.” An Eidolon piece about ancient and modern conceptions of female impurity and menstruation.
Socrates and Taylor Swift have a Conversation.

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