Consistently at the beginning and end of major sections of De Architectura, Vitruvius reflects on the order in which he presents his material. He frequently stresses that the design of his treatise follows a… Read More
This paper is concerned with the figure of the centaur in the imagination of the Greeks. Beginning with the Lefkandi centaur, the Greeks manufactured centaur figures in a variety of media: terra… Read More
As translated by Prof. Emily Wilson and performed by the Classics UAB (& friends)
Chorus of cross-dressing maenads! Madness, mayhem, and murder! Missing it would be a tragedy! στεῖχέ νυν, ὦ παῖ!… Read More
Dr. Caroline Solazzo of the University of York and the Smithsonian Museum Conservation Institute will speak on "Proteomics in archaeology: methodologies, applications and limitations. Biomolecular analysis of… Read More