Reposted by Alejandra González-Jiménez 🫒🌿
I've been compiling a list for @womeninclassicsuk.bsky.social of small-grant sources - orgs with funds for UK-based students/researchers/teachers in #Classics & related fields to use for e.g. research trips, conferences, other professional development activities
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Sources of small grant funding in classics & related fields
Sources of small grant funding in classics & related fields The WCC UK’s Small Grants Scheme provides grants of up to £150 to support members’ academic activities relating to the study of classics (...
![Description from the J. Paul Getty Museum: “This silver tetradrachm is stamped on the obverse with a bee within a dotted border, with the Greek letters, Ε (‘epsilon’) and Φ (‘phi’), to either side. The reverse shows the foreparts of a stag kneeling in right profile, looking back towards a palm tree. An inscription to the right reads ΚΑΡΝΩ[Ψ] (‘KARNO[PS]’). The bee, stag, and palm are all emblems of Ephesos, a Greek city on the west coast of Turkey. Object Number: 80.NH.152.62.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fzftkz72itvlldzauh2gdxpz/bafkreih3i3skczm4cn4xtjk325ovdfipepdaab7254gahxn4rqhtrbineq)
![Description from the J. Paul Getty Museum: “This silver tetradrachm is stamped on the obverse with a bee within a dotted border, with the Greek letters, Ε (‘epsilon’) and Φ (‘phi’), to either side. The reverse shows the foreparts of a stag kneeling in right profile, looking back towards a palm tree. An inscription to the right reads ΚΑΡΝΩ[Ψ] (‘KARNO[PS]’). The bee, stag, and palm are all emblems of Ephesos, a Greek city on the west coast of Turkey. Object Number: 80.NH.152.62.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:fzftkz72itvlldzauh2gdxpz/bafkreifwccgzkauzfimnqwtak6hjeka2xp4de4z237ujyeuksp2lu6vpva)
