Category: Classical and Archaeological Studies

BBC broadcaster Fi Glover visited the University of Kent on Thursday 13 November, to talk about her career in radio, publishing and television, as part of … Read more

The Centre for Heritage has just released its annual report of activities. These activities include two international conferences, ‘New Approaches To Heritage Ethics: Interdisciplinary Conversations … Read more

Professor Ray Laurence from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies will appear in the series Rome: The World’s First Superpower, which starts tonight on Channel … Read more

The Canterbury Times, the local newspaper also covering Whitstable, Herne Bay and Faversham has featured an article on poet Dan Simpson, who at the beginning … Read more

Two PhD students from the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies are to speak at a prestigious work-in-progress seminar organised by the Institute of Classical … Read more

Dr Rosie Wyles from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies will be part of a panel discussing Greek tragedy at Cheltenham Literature Festival on this Friday, 10 October 2014. … Read more

A helmet discovered in farmland near Canterbury in September 2012, that archaeologists from the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies helped to confirm as dating back … Read more

Congratulations to Phil Brandt, a research student in the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies, who has just been awarded a doctorate for his thesis ‘Negotiating … Read more

Melissa Dabbs, a BA (Hons) student in Classical & Archaeological Studies and History & Philosophy of Art, has put together a blog on a fieldwork … Read more

The poet Dan Simpson, an alumnus of the University, will walk from London to Canterbury along the route of the Roman road as part of … Read more