ancient history – Hieroglyphs, Heroes, and Heretics

Ancient History Archaeology Greece museum Student Summer Series Student Work

The Phaistos disc (disk)

August 2, 2023August 1, 2023 Swansea University Ancient World ancient history, Archaeology, Greece

By Daniel Thomlinson This tablet is from the Phaistos Palace ruins on the Greek island of Crete. After several years

Ancient History Ancient Literature Classics Classics in Popular Culture Greece Literacy through Classics Student Summer Series

Book Review: Elektra by Jennifer Saint

July 12, 2023July 11, 2023 Swansea University Ancient World ancient history, ancient literature, Book Review, Classics

By Lucy Elford ‘Firey and incandescent’ Elektra, by Jennifer Saint, is a tale presenting the perspectives of three women (Clytemnestra1,

Conference Postgraduate work

‘Interconnective Approaches to the Ancient World’ – Postgraduate Conference

November 4, 2022July 13, 2023 m.pretzler ancient history, Classics, Conference, Egypt, Postgraduate Research

19th-20th November 2022Council Chamber – in the Abbey Building on Singleton Campus, Swansea University– and online. Click here for the

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FACING POWER PT. 2: SWANSEA ONLINE SEMINARS

January 13, 2022February 28, 2022 Ersin. Hussein ancient history, ancient literature, Classics, Egypt

We continue with our online seminars on the theme of ‘Facing Power’ this Spring semester. Please join us on Mondays,

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Breakfast in Swansea, by our Food-Obsessed Admissions Tutor Ian

September 9, 2020September 9, 2020 Ersin. Hussein ancient history, ancient literature, food, Roman life, student life

If you’re preparing to come to university in Swansea, I hope you’re getting excited! This despite the uncertainty of our