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- 2025 Spring Term
- News from Ancient Rome
- Beyond the columns: a closer look at Roman temples
- 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
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- 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
- Why talk about the Silkroad in China?
- Mornings with a Masterpiece: Comparing Notes
- 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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- Mornings with a Masterpiece: Haydn’s String Quartets
- Blog 23 Sept 24: Mornings with a Masterpiece: Comparing Notes
- Blog 30 Sept 24: Why talk about the Silkroad in China?