Het fragment bevat enkele regels uit boek 12 van het beroemde Griekse epos van Homerus.

We, colleagues of Nathan Cofnas - supported by many colleagues internationally - want to respond to the negative and incorrect framing of Ghent University’s decision to suspend Nathan Cofnas. With th...

This editorial introduction explains the rationale for this journal and its place in the current research landscape of late antique studies. While this field has “exploded”, different specialisms and disciplines continue to approach the period through ...

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As I’ve noted on here before, I was a fairly terrible student, at least for my first two years; too busy with music and writing and sport and student union stuff, and drinking substantially too muc…

Jinty told me to call her Jinty even before we first met in 1999, in response to my initial enquiry about doing a PhD. I was a mature MPhil student at Camb

Climatic Change - A major challenge in the interdisciplinary study of past climates is ensuring that evidence and data relating to different disciplines are analysed effectively using appropriate...

Our article for Antiquity provides the first overview of the Melsonby Hoards, probably the largest deposit of Iron Age metalwork ever encountered in Britain. Radiocarbon dating confirmed that the…

Ancient DNA reveals that the Goths of eastern Europe, some of whom would ultimately sack the city of Rome, may have been a mix of peoples from three continents

It is with deep sadness that the Master and Fellows of St Peter’s College share news of the death of Professor Stephen Baxter.

Abstract. This chapter explores the tricky question of non-innovation, and how we might understand it both archaeologically and in the present. At its core