Great to hear Department of Classics & Ancient History, Warwick @DrConorTrainor and classicsbytallulah chatting about the #Mycenaeans for a bit of Monday escapism Warwick Institute of Engagement

The bizarre fig tree that's growing upside-down in the ruins of a #Roman town. mol.im/a/11894719 #RomanArchaeology #Napoli #Archaeology #Baia #Archeologia #ArcheologiaRomana #Naples

Reasons recorded for worker absence on this 3,200 year-old ancient Egyptian attendance register include ‘brewing beer’ 🍺, ‘stung by a scorpion’ 🦂, and ‘embalming brother’! 🤯 From Deir el-Medina workers village. 📷 my own #Archaeology

Great read! So interesting to see the relation between ancient and modern medicine⚕️

Lunch by the #tiber on the first day of my 2 month stay at the @the_bsr for the brilliant City of Rome module 🇮🇹

Temperamental weather over the #forum Romanum today but still all smiles with @the_bsr ☔️

Granted special access to one of the few still standing #marble #temple in #Rome. Ancient literature point to this being the temple of #Hercules Victor, its round shape being notable. The columns are pentelic marble shipped from Athens. Thought to be erected in c. 100BC.

The #temple of Portunus between the #tiber and the Forum Boarium. There are few ancient sources relating to this temple but it is mentioned by #varro , and in the calendar, it’s dedication date being August 17th.

Really brings Ancient Rome to life! 🐕🐈‍⬛

So great to have your insights! 💙

Some shots of the incredible #Ludovisi #Gaul or ‘The Galatian Suicide’. The slumped, deceased woman and the dynamic, passionate Gaul urge you to circle the statue’s entirety

Many #Roman tiles with #children's footprints are known from all parts of the empire. But this is a special one, as it can be dated precisely due to the stamp: in 123 AD a #toddler stepped on the tile that laid out to dry before firing. 1/2 #TilesOnTuesday #RomanArchaeology

So honoured to have attended the fantastic #lecture by mary beard at the Villa Wolkonsky last night with @the_bsr - ‘At home with the Roman emperor’, a preview of her forthcoming book. I hope one day I can convey the ancient world as effectively🤞🏼🤩

one of our finalists is off to excavate at #Pompeii! If you're interested to know what that's like, give him a follow. Warwick Classics Network

1) I have written a blog that can be found on the WCN (Warwick Classics Network) website. The blog, titled 'Five Weeks in Pompeii', is a reflection of my participation in the project. Find it here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/class…

Managed to catch these great little Roman finds at Experience Barnsley Museum whilst visiting family! Would definitely recommend Experience Barnsley Museum which is absolutely packed full of Yorkshire history

A late post of pics from graduation - Masters in Visual & Material Culture of Ancient Rome - with Distinction 🎉 can’t thank Department of Classics & Ancient History, Warwick enough 💜 Warwick Classics Network University of Warwick

It’s been less than a hundred years since women in Britain have had the right to vote. This Manchester banner was unfurled in 1903 - it would be 25 years before the suffragettes’ dream was finally realised. Make sure you use that hard-won right today!