I think I like the term 'breviaria' better than 'miscellanea' ... or at least I do this a.m. ...
Heavy rains are threatening the archaeological remains at Paestum:
• Inizio 2009 sotto la neve Maltempo nel Meridione allagato lo stadio S. Paolo (Il Giornale)
• Maltempo: forti piogge a Napoli (Leggo)
Brief item on the results of the excavation season at Famagusta-Bamboula (a Bronze Age citadel being excavated by the folks from the University of Cincinnati):
• Excavations at Episkopi-Bamboula complete
The personal satisfaction which comes from learning New Testament Greek:
• My Gospel masterpiece hanging on Archbishop’s wall (Belfast Telegraph)
On pleasure-seeking, ancient and modern:
• Go on, enjoy yourself! Forget the gloom-mongers, the author of a book on pleasure says there's plenty of happiness around... (Daily Mail)
A piece on the Cassandras of Wall Street actually asked a Classicist (Dana Burgess of Whitman College) about the story of Cassandra:
• The Cassandras (Weekend America)
An opeddish sort of thing which seems to be suggesting the incoming U.S. president might be a Caracalla (?!):
• Inheriting An Empire (Indy Bay)
A touristy thing on Vindolanda:
• Vindolanda offers insight into Roman Britain (News.com)
The Histrenact reenactment events diary page might be of interest:
• Reenactment Events Diary
Heavy rains are threatening the archaeological remains at Paestum:
• Inizio 2009 sotto la neve Maltempo nel Meridione allagato lo stadio S. Paolo (Il Giornale)
• Maltempo: forti piogge a Napoli (Leggo)
Brief item on the results of the excavation season at Famagusta-Bamboula (a Bronze Age citadel being excavated by the folks from the University of Cincinnati):
• Excavations at Episkopi-Bamboula complete
The personal satisfaction which comes from learning New Testament Greek:
• My Gospel masterpiece hanging on Archbishop’s wall (Belfast Telegraph)
On pleasure-seeking, ancient and modern:
• Go on, enjoy yourself! Forget the gloom-mongers, the author of a book on pleasure says there's plenty of happiness around... (Daily Mail)
A piece on the Cassandras of Wall Street actually asked a Classicist (Dana Burgess of Whitman College) about the story of Cassandra:
• The Cassandras (Weekend America)
An opeddish sort of thing which seems to be suggesting the incoming U.S. president might be a Caracalla (?!):
• Inheriting An Empire (Indy Bay)
A touristy thing on Vindolanda:
• Vindolanda offers insight into Roman Britain (News.com)
The Histrenact reenactment events diary page might be of interest:
• Reenactment Events Diary