The Odyssey, Fetal Personhood, and Archaeology: Links for October 29

Check out “Ex Ithaca Cum Amore“, a film adaptation of the “Odyssey” being distributed in many languages, including Latin and Greek.
Where did punctuation come from?
Tara Mulder discusses Ancient Medicine and Fetal Personhood.
Have a look at some Bronze Age archaeological finds from Pylos.
Latin and Greek help early readers.

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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.

Links for the Week of 13 January

A gingerbread Roman villa from King Arthur Flour’s contest: http://www.kingarthurflour.com/blog/2013/01/06/gingerbread-house-decorating-contest/ Ascanius is looking for late high school and early college Latin students to work at

Learning to Savor Every Word

Coming from a school where English and Chinese were the only options for a second language, the word “Latin” was nothing more than a foreign