
ancient history
Pasts Imperfect (9.25.25)
This week, historian of science, art, information, and monsters Surekha Davies discusses monster-making in the past and the present.
ancient history
This week, historian of science, art, information, and monsters Surekha Davies discusses monster-making in the past and the present.
ancient history
This week, scholar of early Christianity and series editor Andrew Jacobs discusses a new book, Magic and Heresy in Ancient Christian Literature.
ancient history
This week, we look at the Inka with historian of the Andes Manuel Medrano. Then, ancient world news, new ancient world journals & more.
News
This week, Mellon Leadership Fellow and Nero scholar Lauren Donovan Ginsberg busts the myth of the useless humanist. Then, new ancient world scholarship, new journal issues for a global antiquity, upcoming workshops and much more.
thucydides
Escaping the Thucydides Trap, Sequencing Ancient Egyptian DNA & Roman Sardines, Etruscan Textile Workshops, Repatriating Chinese Manuscripts & Much More
global antiquity
Gamifying the Past, Louse-y Wool, Neanderthal Fingerprints, the Women of Pompeii, Classicism and Other Phobias & Much More
global antiquity
The Future of Ancient History, Ptolemaic Mummy Wrappings, Ancient Maya Blue, Authoritarianism in the Late Roman Republic and Today, & Much More
global history
Slavery & the Economy of Pompeii, Inequality in Ancient Rome & Han China, Classics & Race, Finding the Phoenicians, Sealskin Manuscripts, and Much More
ACLS
Saving, Celebrating, and Defending the work and the workers behind the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the NEH Office of Digital Humanities (ODH)
renaissance history
Peopling the Past, Archaeobotanical Finds Under the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, AI Historical Drawings, South Asian Pigments, Wildfires in South Korea, & Much More
global history
Ancient Thrace, Scented Statues, the Real Mexica, Cuneiform Spreadsheets, the (Digital) Geography of Pliny, Domestic Cats during the Tang Dynasty & Much More
immigration
Ancient and Modern Immigration, Amazonian "Garden Cities," Cuneiform School Exercises, Greco-Egyptian Scribes Penning Magical Handbooks, and Much More