Tag: Classical and Archaeological studies

The Division of Arts and Humanities is delighted to announce a number of new PhD completions. The following doctoral candidates have recently passed their vivas … Read more

At the University of Kent, you can explore the ancient world all the way from prehistory to the late Roman Empire and early Christianity. To … Read more

Classics Day is an annual celebration of the latest research in the Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies at the University of Kent. It is … Read more

Senior Lecturer in Classical Archaeology, Dr Efrosyni Boutsikas, has contributed expert insights to the new National Geographic documentary Chasing The Equinox. This is a new … Read more

We caught up with BA (Hons) Classical and Archaeological Studies student, Martha, to find out more about her time and experience at Kent. What has … Read more

We caught up with Lecturer in Classical History and Literature, Dr Rosie Wyles, to find out more about studying at the Department of Classical and … Read more

Heritage tends to exclude minorities. To challenge and change the situation, Professor Sophia Labadi is organising a series of events on Diversities and Genders, as part … Read more

Classical and Archaeological Studies alumnus, Michael Ivory, tells us what he has been doing since graduating from Kent in 2016. What are you doing now? … Read more

Dr Simon Elliott is a full time historian, archaeologist and broadcaster, after completing his PhD in Classical and Archaeological Studies. What are you doing now? … Read more

Efrosyni Boutsikas, Lecturer in Archaeology in the Department of Classical and Archaeological studies, appears in a documentary on the National Geographic channel titled ‘Chasing the … Read more