探花直播discovery this summer of an impressive rock-cut tomb on a mountainside in Prosilio, near ancient Orchomenos in central Greece, will shed new light on Mycenaean funerary practices.
A political leader who seeks to make his nation 鈥済reat again鈥 and a time when 鈥榩ost-truth鈥 rhetoric appears to support political ambitions. Not Trump鈥檚 America, but Rome 2,000 years ago.
Jerry Toner, Director of Studies in Classics, Churchill College,聽 探花直播 of Cambridge, discusses the stratification of Roman society.
Paul Cartledge (Faculty of Classics) discusses what the ancient Greeks would think of our democracy.
探花直播鈥榣ife鈥 of democracy 鈥 from its roots in ancient Athens to today鈥檚 perverted and 鈥榗reeping, crypto-oligarchies鈥 鈥 is the subject of a newly-published book by eminent Cambridge classicist Paul Cartledge.
A new 探花直播 of Cambridge research project is set to shed light on the history of writing in the ancient world, and explore the聽longlasting聽relationship between society and writing that persists today.聽
People in the ancient world did not always believe in the gods, a new study suggests 鈥 casting doubt on the idea that religious belief is a 'default setting' for humans.
A heavyweight addition has joined the ranks at the Museum of Classical Archaeology after a cast of the Terme Boxer was placed on display.
Francesca Middleton (Faculty of Classics) discusses the reform of GCSEs and Latin's reputation as an academically demanding聽subject.
Political issues ranging from the future of Europe, the US elections, immigration and how to deal with Islamic extremists will be at the heart of this year鈥檚 Cambridge Festival of Ideas which runs from聽19th聽October to 1st November.
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