Wales – Hieroglyphs, Heroes, and Heretics

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Classical Association Conference HERE IN SWANSEA, April 2022!!

February 12, 2022February 14, 2022 Ersin. Hussein Classical Association, Classics, Classics in Wales, Conference, Research, Teaching, Wales

We in the Department of History, Heritage, and Classics at Swansea University are proud to be hosting the CA conference

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Catching up with a Swansea Alum: James Lawrence (with Ian Goh)

December 23, 2021December 23, 2021 Ersin. Hussein Classics, Teaching, Wales

This post is part of a new occasional series of chats with alumni/ae of our degree programmes involving Ancient World

Classics in Popular Culture museum Wales

E Tenebris Lux: Thoughts on the reopening of the Glynn Vivian Gallery

November 14, 2016 e.bracke Classics, Vivian, Wales

This is a guest blog post by Dr Evelien Bracke, who is currently working on the reception of Classics in

Classics Classics in Popular Culture Wales

Classics at Swansea University between copper business and tinplate worker: Ceri Richards’ Rape of Europa

October 5, 2016October 6, 2016 e.bracke Ceri Richards, Popular Culture, Reception, Wales

Blog post by Dr Evelien Bracke, Senior Lecturer in Classics, on CLC315 (Classics in Popular Culture). For my new third-year

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Classics in Wales

May 19, 2016May 19, 2016 e.bracke Classics, Conference, Teaching, Wales

In February this year, Evelien Bracke organised the first Teaching Classics in Wales conference. You can find a storify of