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Exploring the Roman World of Lucius Popidius Secundus

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The Cult of Mithras

Posted on 13/01/201815/01/2018 by evs

This month’s post is by Dr David Walsh, Lecturer in Classical & Archaeological Studies at the University of Kent. In… Read more The Cult of Mithras

Roman Weights and Measures

Posted on 13/12/201715/01/2018 by evs

This month’s post is by PhD student Philip Smither. How many apples do you get in a lb? Four small… Read more Roman Weights and Measures

Trajan’s Column: then and now

Posted on 13/11/201715/01/2018 by evs

This month’s blog post is by Hayley Bradley, a postgraduate alumnus of the University of Kent. She is about to… Read more Trajan’s Column: then and now

Blog

  • Reinvestigating Richborough 13/12/2018
  • Sensory experiences in Roman Gardens and their Influence on Bodily Health 13/11/2018
  • Kent students discover prehistoric monument at Lees Court 15/10/2018
  • The Roman World in Modern Museums 13/09/2018
  • Oplontis: fancier than Pompeii 13/08/2018
  • Roman Egyptian artefacts: making replica musical instruments 15/07/2018
  • A Tour of the Palazzo Massimo alle Terme 13/06/2018
  • Why Does Rome Look the Way it Does? The City’s Layout throughout Time 15/05/2018
  • Women and sacrificia publica in the Roman Republic 13/04/2018
  • The painful art of being a Roman woman 15/03/2018
  • Misconceptions of Roman Slavery 13/02/2018
  • The Cult of Mithras 13/01/2018

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  • Four Sisters in Ancient Rome
  • Dea Nutrix
  • The Roman Empire: Migration & Mobility
  • How Migration Shaped Britain: Part 1
  • A Day in the Life of a Roman Client

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