As part of our #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou campaign, authors Emily Hauser & Helena Taylor explore how women have shaped, and continue to reshape, the study of Classics.
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As part of our #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou campaign, authors Emily Hauser & Helena Taylor explore how women have shaped, and continue to reshape, the study of Classics.
Want to find out how women are taking Classics to somewhere new? Read more here: bit.ly/3OKC4Tk
As part of our #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou campaign, authors Emily Hauser & Helena Taylor explore how women have shaped, and continue to reshape, the study of Classics.
Want to find out how women are taking Classics to somewhere new? Read more here: bit.ly/3OKC4Tk
Our February #sale is here with up to 40% off books until Sunday 22nd February!
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Our February #sale is here with up to 40% off books until Sunday 22nd February!
Shop Archaeology: bit.ly/3OcWZ1b
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Our February #sale is here with up to 40% off books until Sunday 22nd February!
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🎧 We're loving the Virgil's Aeneid series over on Classical Association's, The Classics Podcast. Check it out if you haven't already:
From ancient innovations to AI, “Collaborators through Time” explores how humans have shaped the world together.
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🎧 We're loving the Virgil's Aeneid series over on Classical Association's, The Classics Podcast. Check it out if you haven't already:
🎧 We're loving the Virgil's Aeneid series over on Classical Association's, The Classics Podcast. Check it out if you haven't already:
At AIA/SCS 2026? Us too! Come say hello at our stand.
Abusing Antiquity? Classics and the Contemporary Far Right, edited by Helen Roche and Denise Eileen McCoskey
Got the editors' blessing to share this news. My chapter "National Socialist Black Metal & the Usurpation of Greece and Rome" will appear in the forthcoming volume "Abusing Antiquity? Classics and the Contemporary Far Right," edited by Helen Roche and @denisemccoskey.bsky.social!
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We're giving a #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou goody bag to 3 lucky winners! To be in with a chance of winning, tell us who inspired you to study Classics via the form in the link below.
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Closes midnight (GMT) 10th Dec. Open to UK + US residents aged 18 or over.
We're giving a #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou goody bag to 3 lucky winners! To be in with a chance of winning, tell us who inspired you to study Classics via the form in the link below.
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Closes midnight (GMT) 10th Dec. Open to UK + US residents aged 18 or over.
We're giving a #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou goody bag to 3 lucky winners! To be in with a chance of winning, tell us who inspired you to study Classics via the form in the link below.
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Our Christmas #sale is on with up to 30% off books on the Bloomsbury website! Hurry - offer ends midnight tonight.
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We're giving a #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou goody bag to 3 lucky winners! To be in with a chance of winning, tell us who inspired you to study Classics via the form in the link below.
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Our Christmas #sale is on with up to 30% off books on the Bloomsbury website! Hurry - offer ends Sunday 7th December.
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We're giving a #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou goody bag to 3 lucky winners! To be in with a chance of winning, tell us who inspired you to study Classics via the form in the link below.
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It’s officially #OAWeek! Check out some of our open access books available to read this week (and beyond): bit.ly/3JbCXly
It’s officially #OAWeek! Check out some of our open access books available to read this week (and beyond): bit.ly/3JbCXly
🔓 Interested in publishing open access but not sure where to start?
This #OAWeek, we are reflecting on our role, as a publisher, in removing potential barriers and helping academics assert control over the knowledge they produce.
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OUT NOW: An original examination in understanding the relationship between the formerly contrasted genres epic and novel in antiquity.
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Celebrate the bicentenary of Karl Heinrich Ulrichs' birth with the three-volume editions of 'Alaudae' edited by Llewelyn Morgan and @lombardinash.bsky.social. These new editions include the Latin text alongside a translation and contextualising notes.
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Now available in paperback 🏺
Drawing on more than 20 years of archaeological investigation at Zawiyet Umm el-Rakham, this book paints a nuanced picture of daily life not only at this military site, but also in Ramesside Egypt more broadly.
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How did Mnesarete, a girl from Boeotia, turn into Phryne the famous beauty, and how did she become a symbol of ancient Greek culture? In 'Phryne', @melissakafunke.bsky.social pieces together the story of the notorious fourth-century sex worker.
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A variety of paths can lead to studying Classics, but #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou? The 'Conversations with Classicists' series explores the exciting and diverse careers that Classics can lead to.
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In 'Winchester', Susanne Haselgrove and Katherine Barclay paint a compelling picture of the city's waxing and waning fortunes, from prehistoric origins to medieval powerhouse, and subsequent decline to rebirth in 21st-century popular culture.
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Published to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of LGBT Studies founder, Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, read the full Latin text of Alaudae alongside annotated, easy-to-read translations and contextualising notes across three volumes.
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