Category: Classical and Archaeological Studies

Skepsi is inviting proposals for papers for its upcoming sixth conference, Ghosts in the Flesh. Please send abstracts (350 words) and a short bio-bibliographic note to skepsi@kent.ac.uk … Read more

The Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies has helped confirm that a helmet unearthed in Kent dates back to the 1st century BC. The helmet, … Read more

At least five students from the developing world will be awarded scholarships from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) to support their studies for a master’s … Read more

Professor Ray Laurence from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies will ask if the Roman Empire was an early form of globalisation as part of a … Read more

KIASH Inaugural Lecture – Thursday, 8 November 2012, 6:00 pm – Woolf Lecture Theatre Professor Ray Laurence, ‘Pompeii, Roads and the Spatial Turn – was … Read more

Professor Ray Laurence, from the Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies has created an educational cartoon depicting the life of a teenage boy in Ancient Rome.  Ray … Read more

The British Conference of Undergraduate Research promotes undergraduate research in all disciplines. The Conference meets annually every spring in a different British university to give … Read more

  Ray Laurence, Professor of Roman History and Archaeology at the University of Kent was recently interviewed by the South Korean Education Broadcast System.   … Read more

Marleen Martens’ PhD thesis has been passed by her panel of four examiners. Congratulations Marleen! Marleen is registered at the Free University of Amsterdam, with … Read more

David Applegate has been awarded the Annual John Gillam Prize by the Study Group for Roman Pottery for his Archaeological Project examining ‘Hoo ware’ – that is Roman … Read more