Maps, Mycenaeans, and Menstruation: Links for September 3

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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Links for July 16

MONUMENTA LATINE, Et cetera….. The Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL) for searching Latin inscriptions. This website from the University of Chicago will teach you to read inscriptions.

Links For the Week of 24 February

Contests The contest to name Pluto’s moons runs until noon EST on Monday: http://www.plutorocks.com Bulletins and Newsletters The Canadian Classical Bulletin is out for February:

Exploring Ancient Rome with eToga Trek

This past school year, Ascanius: The Youth Classics Institute introduced a new program, eToga Trek, whose goal was to share Latin and Ancient Rome with

Links for December 13th

Some Saturnalia miscellany… … and some seasonal tunes. Neat manuscript illustrations of ancient war-machines. A travel project pertaining to the voyage of Aeneas.