mary beard Hmm, been an The Egypt Exploration Society member since 1988, so I might know a little🤔😁

what do you know about the great Victorian Egyptologist Amelia Edwards? well, I didnt know quite how unconventional her domestic arrangements were: tinyurl.com/msde9cv3

Conoce el mundo de los emperadores romanos con Mary Beard en 'Emperador de Roma'. Desde Julio César hasta Alejandro Severo, descubre una versión matizada y fascinante de estas figuras históricas📝mary beard Editorial Crítica #books #Emperadorderoma #libros #LecturaDeLaSemana #Historia

Here are rather fuller details about my lecture in Cambridge on 3 May... do come along tinyurl.com/4wmrc3jx

mary beard The Times and The Sunday Times Just catching up with it now. Loved it! Love your golden trainers and debating Meditations with Angie Hobbs. That felt like a real and vital conversation between two interesting people. Not your usual tv show!

That's great... this is a collaborative project!

I am giving a talk on 3 May in Cambridge (open to all, free but please register: tinyurl.com/3bnyczrt). It includes one of my favourite cartoon ('Boy who breathed on the Glass in the BM'), but takes a different direction from other talks... to justifying humanities etc.

Egypt for everyone is the basic massage of this campaign!

A lovely evening at Hatchards with The Egypt Exploration Society & mary beard raising awareness about the brilliant work of the society & promoting the beautiful recent edition of A Thousand Miles up the Nile by Amelia Edwards ees.ac.uk/resource/treat…

Nice article on the wonderfully wacky, feminist supporters of the National Trust, Ferguson's Gang here: tinyurl.com/5h5ctvxb I talked about them briefly in my Octavia Hill lecture tinyurl.com/tj5yhpwy

On 6 July, I'll be talking (about Roman emperors and other things) at the Warwick Arts Centre .... Do come. Tickets here tinyurl.com/58xtcbts

Really delighted to have a positive view for TV Meet the Emperor in The Times and The Sunday Times (Sunday times usually ticks me off for fashion sense/teeth..). If you missed it. it's on iplayer in uk tinyurl.com/57788bbj And more reflections in my recent book tinyurl.com/3mt2np3c

Allow me to show off my tulips. Just coming to the end I fear

classicists and other should know that L Canfora is about to appear in court: tinyurl.com/55hyh64p

Last month historian and classicist, Professor Mary Beard, was the guest speaker at our second Octavia Hill Lecture, in collaboration with Times Radio. She asks, ‘Who owns the past?’ and you can watch her lecture here: brnw.ch/21wIJpO

I think this is set to have some good discussions about empire (Roman and others) … and no one better to discuss it with than Sathnam Sanghera 10 July at the Barbican. Details below.

Hooray. Give him my best wishes.. and say I'm glad he enjoyed the programme 👇

if you plan a visit to Naples and Pompeii, here's some thoughts on the problems (and on making sense of the museum) tinyurl.com/4rk7n3cs

mary beard yes, yes it does 👏🏻

If you enjoyed the emperor on TV last night, I'll be talking more about him in the summer, up and down the land tinyurl.com/yf8sx5pf tinyurl.com/42zb4eak And there's loads more in my book tinyurl.com/3b85n2jf