Barry Wood’s Victorian Poetry Course has proved very popular and is now fully subscribed. We apologise for any disappointment, but hope that some of our courses will be of interest.
Upcoming events
Our Programme
- 2025 Spring Term
- News from Ancient Rome
- Beyond the columns: a closer look at Roman temples
- The Jewish War
- From Celsus to Galen – Roman writers on healers and medication and their archaeology
- SILKROAD STUDIES: The People of the Steppes from Scythians to Sarmatians
- Ancient Mesopotamia
- Ovid in Pontus – The poems of old age
- LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION AND LIVY
- Mornings with a Masterpiece: Beethoven’s ‘middle period’ Chamber Music
- Novel Discussion Group 2024/5
- Isaiah 1-23
- The Classical World
- World Archaeology
- Art History
- Film and Media Studies
- History other than Ancient History
- Latin
- Literature
- Music
- Theology and Religious Studies
- The MANCENT conferences
- 7th MANCENT Roman Army Conference: The Roman Army – what survives?
- 6th MANCENT Roman Army Conference: Living with the Roman Army
- 5th Roman MANCENT Conference: The Roman army and Mining in Scotland and elsewhere
- 2017 MANCENT conference: Rivers, Harbours and the Roman Army
- Producing for the Legion or Production by the Legion?
- Roman Gask Project lecture 2020 -Thousand years in Glenesk, the changing life of a Scottish glen.
- The MANCENT blog
- Blog 30 Sept 24: Why talk about the Silkroad in China?
- Mornings with a Masterpiece: Comparing Notes
- Mornings with a Masterpiece: Haydn’s String Quartets
- Roman villas in Gaul and Germany: the homes of the invaders and fashion victims?
- What has a German writer to do with the Grand Tour
- Roman Britain on screen
- MANCENT blog: A Chinese Garden in North Staffordshire
- Why talk about Silkroad in the Indian Ocean?
- Thinking about Religion in Roman Britain
- MANCENT 2023 Programme now out
- Why study Greek and Roman Myths by Tony Keen
- Today we are 12 years old!
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- Event Calendar January to March 2025
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- 31 Dec 2024: Welcome to a new year and the festival of Janus