Archaeology – Hieroglyphs, Heroes, and Heretics

Egypt and its neighbours: object-centred approaches to articulating local identity and cultural diversity in antiquity. Funding success and public engagement in the age of Covid-19. – Ersin Hussein.

2020 has been quite a year for teaching and research institutions globally! The pandemic has forced us all (staff and

A few years ago, the Roman epigraphy database mapped all its entries (unfortunately the map doesn’t seem to work any

This links to a blog post Nigel Pollard wrote recently for the website of the British School at Rome as

Once more into the breach, dear friends, once more! Today I’m giving you, in what’s quickly becoming a pretty personal

Last week I said I’d have some reading tips for you budding Egyptologists. This is actually a difficult task, not

Over the course of the academic year 2019–20, Swansea’s department of Classics, Ancient History, and Egyptology has played, and continues

On Thursday 30th January we kick-started the term with a social event that showcased the research that our staff and

In our final post this side of 2019, Thomas Husøy writes about some of the ancient sites that he has

This week, Amber Andrews reflects upon the impact of climate change on Welsh archaeological discoveries. More than this, she shares

Mapping Landscapes and Monuments Saturday 9th November, Singleton Park On a sometimes wet and sometimes gorgeous autumnal Saturday, OLCAP ran