London’s Roman Amphitheatre: An Unexpected Highlight of 2012
Although my all to brief trip to Rome was definitely one of the more memorable experiences of my...
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Month: December 2012
Berlin’s Best Archaeology, History & Art Museums & Galleries
Given the international archaeology carried out by institutions in Berlin, as well as the city’s place in the more recent history of the West, not surprisingly there are some of the finest archaeology and history museums...
Read MoreHadrian’s Villa in Tivoli
Of all the Roman Emperors, Hadrian fascinates me the most. Today he is perhaps best known for his association with Hadrian’s Wall, constructed along the northern boundary of Roman Britain. In antiquity he travelled widely...
Read MoreMyths, Mayans & Museums: what to do after 21 December
Of all the images circulating on social media these days, the weather forecast for this week (above) is one of my favourite. I really did LOL. The idea that world is coming to an end is not a new one, and in looking for proof...
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17 December, Saturnalia & the Temple of Saturn in Rome
Happy Saturnalia! Yes today, 17 December, once marked the start of the Saturnalia festivities at...
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