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the University of Oxford and of its two sub-faculties of Classical
Languages & Literature and Ancient History & Classical
Archaeology.
Lectures:
This term's Lecture Lists and today's
lectures
Special Public Lectures, Trinity Term:
The Don Fowler Memorial Lecture, Thu 3rd May, 5pm:
Professor Corey Brennan, (Rutgers University): 'The Fame of Hadrian'.
The Sybille Haynes Lecture, Fri 11th May, 5pm:
Professor Stephan Steingräber, (University of Rome III): 'Five centuries of Etruscan painting, 700-200 BC: recent discoveries and research'.
The David Lewis Lecture, Wed 23rd May, 5pm:
Dr Charalampos Kritzas, (Director Emeritus of the Epigraphical Museum, Athens): 'Reflections of historical events in the new texts from the archive of Pallas at Argos (first half of the 4th century BC)'.
The Gaisford Lecture, Thu 24th May, 5pm:
William St Clair: 'Looking at the Athenian Acropolis from modern times to antiquity'.
The above lectures are to be held at the Ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine Studies, in Trinity term 2012. All are welcome.
Events:
The Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History (AMPAH 2012): 10th March 2012.
The next Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History will be hosted by the Classics Faculty in Oxford.
The deadline for abstracts is Monday 23rd January 2012.
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The Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature (AMPAL 2012): 8-9th Sept 2012.
The next Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient Literature will be hosted by the Classics Faculty in Oxford.
The deadline for abstracts is Tuesday 1st May 2012.
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News:
The Paula Soans O'Brian Scholarship in the Arts and Humanities
at St Cross College
St. Cross College has established a new DPhil Scholarship in the Humanities for entry in 2012-2013. For further information see
O'Brian Scholarship in the Arts and Humanities
Scholarships for Researchers
Applications are invited for scholarships attached to the ‘Social and Cultural Construction of Emotions’ research project funded by the European
Research Council (ERC). The recipient will work for this project as Senior and Junior Researchers. Read more on scholarships...
New Etruscan Lectureship
The University of Oxford, a leading centre for ancient Mediterranean archaeology, proposes to establish a new University lectureship devoted to the rich and influential material cultures of Etruria
and pre-Roman Italy. This will create something new and unique in a UK university, and bring an important west-Mediterranean perspective to the archaeology of the first Millennium B.C.
Read the complete article...
Information for Schools & Colleges:
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