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Ephesus and 'Neokoros'
I found this short essay I’d written a while ago, and thought some among you might find it interesting or helpful, especially those familiar with…
Oct 23
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Making an Entrance
I’m a big fan of architecture on ancient coins — not the front-facing temples you see everywhere, but innovative designs from the Roman provinces.
Oct 21
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May 2025
Interviewing… @classicalwisdom
Today, we’re asking Classical Wisdom, a publication that aims to “promote and preserve the love of ancient history, philosophy, mythology and…
May 22
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Ancient Maps
& why they're awesome!
May 9
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Interviewing... @cosisodyssey
Yay, another interview!
May 7
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April 2025
Interviewing... @empressofbyzantium
Bored today?
Apr 29
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⛰️ a view to a hill 🏛
There are few greater moments in life than chancing upon that package or envelope you’ve been waiting so eagerly for.
Apr 3
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March 2025
Antinous
Sabina didn’t much please emperor Hadrian.
Mar 13
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November 2024
de consolatione philosophiae
A little different this week - we’ll be looking at an early medieval polymath and one of his works, which Gibbons describes as “a golden volume not…
Nov 30, 2024
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October 2024
Temples!
Architectural Types (3)
Oct 31, 2024
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Architectural Types (2)
Some more ancient coins featuring architecture… Here, we’ll be looking at the ‘cityscape’ (urban landscape), a longstanding subject of artwork. This was…
Oct 25, 2024
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Architectural Types
Roman coins feature many things, from gladiatorial scenes and piles of weapons to lion-drawn chariots and sea monsters.
Oct 17, 2024
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