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📚 Lecturer at Macquarie University 📍 Dharug Ngura
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Dr Eleri Anona Watson
9 months ago
How did nurses shape Australia’s response to HIV/AIDS? Join Dr Geraldine Fela for ‘Blood Politics’, 31 Oct, 2.30pm, Schwarzman Centre. Free, all welcome:
shorturl.at/MNB95
@oxhistoryfaculty.bsky.social
@oxhumanities.bsky.social
@hflgbtq.bsky.social
@medsci.ox.ac.uk
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Dr Margaret Maitland
12 months ago
Great post offering insights the lives of girls in ancient Egypt!
@julia-hamilton.bsky.social
draws together administrative, archaeological, and artistic evidence in discussing girls’ working lives, wages, migration, and more:
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Antiquity Journal
12 months ago
📰 We know little about the lives of children in Ancient Egypt, and even less about that of non-elite girls.
@julia-hamilton.bsky.social
explores how ordinary girls lived, perhaps working as apprentices to adults 🏺
#ArchaeologyNews
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Work, wages and apprenticeships: sifting for clues about the lives of girls in ancient Egypt
Evidence of textile workshops demonstrates that girls’ labour was valued enough to be documented in administrative records alongside adult workers.
https://theconversation.com/work-wages-and-apprenticeships-sifting-for-clues-about-the-lives-of-girls-in-ancient-egypt-249581
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The Oxford Centre for Life-Writing
12 months ago
‘[W]hat were the lives of ordinary girls like in ancient Egypt? And how did they make their way in a deeply patriarchal culture?’
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Work, wages and apprenticeships: sifting for clues about the lives of girls in ancient Egypt
Evidence of textile workshops demonstrates that girls’ labour was valued enough to be documented in administrative records alongside adult workers.
https://theconversation.com/work-wages-and-apprenticeships-sifting-for-clues-about-the-lives-of-girls-in-ancient-egypt-249581?utm_medium=article_native_share&utm_source=theconversation.com&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR4zUXEeo-VO_wL75pI_dqTUmPaQGULi5wjEdlBYS-ZUXTJn2HlpWxWGUWcJuw_aem_Whbp48oX4laiiZuI4Z8GwA
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Shaun Wilson
about 1 year ago
Record union meeting at Macquarie today - currently 336 staff in the meeting and rising. NTEU Branch President, Nick Harrigan speaking - "staff have to save this University from its own Management"
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Christina Riggs
about 1 year ago
Yes, thrilled to be doing this with Alice, who conceived the workshop. We're looking for practice-based and research-informed engagements of all kinds with the
#archives
of colonialism (including
#photography
), for the October 2025 ISA meeting in Newcastle. 📜🗃️ More details in the link below!
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Seth Bernard
about 1 year ago
@sarahebond.bsky.social
writes about my new
@pastpresentsoc.bsky.social
paper on
#Pompeii
slavery and inequality for
@hyperallergic.com
, great to see the study catching notice!
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New Research Shows Slavery’s Outsized Role in Pompeii’s Economy
It was the violent profitability of slavery as an exploitative labor system that allowed for the region to prosper, the study demonstrates.
https://hyperallergic.com/1007696/new-research-shows-slaverys-outsized-role-in-pompeiis-economy/
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Monica H Green
about 1 year ago
ACLS, AHA, and MLA File Lawsuit Alleging Illegal Dismantling of National Endowment for the Humanities. Lawsuit aims to reinstate NEH grant programs, divisions, and staff.
www.acls.org/news/acls-ah...
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ACLS, AHA, and MLA File Lawsuit Alleging Illegal Dismantling of National Endowment for the Humanities
Lawsuit aims to reinstate NEH grant programs, divisions, and staff.
https://www.acls.org/news/acls-aha-and-mla-file-lawsuit-alleging-illegal-dismantling-of-national-endowment-for-the-humanities/?utm_source=ACLS+News+and+Updates&utm_campaign=5624e5816a-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2025_04_07_04_18_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-643bc87ae8-669457393
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UCL Press
about 1 year ago
Congratulations to Sarah Derbew, Daniel Orrells, Phiroze Vasunia and their contributors on the publication of their new
#OpenAccess
book Classics and Race today. Read and download free at:
uclpress.co.uk/book/classic...
#Classics
#Race
#IntellectualHistory
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ARC Tracker
over 1 year ago
Here’s a report by John Ross in
@timeshighered.bsky.social
on ARC Board’s proposal to change grant schemes ▶️
www.timeshighereducation.com/news/arc-gra...
[Free login required] Both
@scienceau.bsky.social
's & I am worried about opportunities & unintended consequences for early-career researchers👇
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Moudhy Al-Rashid (she/her)
over 1 year ago
If you’re wondering what a spreadsheet looked like in 1800 BCE, here is one that tallies foodstuffs for cattle received by four cowherds. Three are named in the right hand column as Ubar-Shamash, Sin-iddinam, Sin-re’um, and the last one making the record simply writes “mine”
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Robert Macfarlane
over 1 year ago
"Daylighting" is the practice in urban design of restoring buried rivers to the surface. The River Sheaf been unburied in Sheffield city centre, after 100 yrs in the dark. Fabulous. A small light in the great gloom. “It is starting to make its own meandering path…”
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River Sheaf opened up next to Sheffield Castle site - BBC News
The River Sheaf has been exposed at Castlegate for the first time in over 100 years
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2e911gqlyo.amp
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Moudhy Al-Rashid (she/her)
over 1 year ago
"If an infant's body (has) a lukewarm temperature, his head has fever, he feeds at the breast and then drools a lot, his teeth are coming out. He may suffer for 14 or 20 days, but he will get well." Teething described in a 3,000-year-old medical handbook from ancient Assyria and Babylonia.
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Moudhy Al-Rashid (she/her)
over 1 year ago
Another online option ships internationally in case anyone is interested 📚
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Christina Riggs
over 1 year ago
Hello
@theguardian.com
, this isn't news about Egypt, as your website categorizes it: it's news about Western scientists using colonial collections in Western museums to do to the ancestral Egyptian dead what they have done for centuries: promote themselves and grab headlines. 🧵📜🏺🗃️
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Isis Naucratis
over 1 year ago
"Musk is committed to using his wealth and viral popularity to influence politics in the U.S. and abroad, and Greco-Roman antiquity has always been one of his favorite rhetorical tools" Thanks to
@curtisdozier.bsky.social
for this important post
pharos.vassarspaces.net/2025/01/31/e...
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When the Richest Man in the World Loves Classics
Elon Musk is (as of now) not only the richest man in the world but also, thanks to President Trump’s embrace of him, one of the most politically powerful. He also loves Greco-Roman antiquity. That lov...
https://pharos.vassarspaces.net/2025/01/31/elon-musk-nazi-salute-classics-roman-empire-latin/
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Hannah Čulík-Baird
over 1 year ago
Registration for
#ResDiff6
is now available:
resdifficiles.com/res-diff-6-2...
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Hannah Čulík-Baird
over 1 year ago
It is my pleasure to announce the program for
#ResDiff6
(March 21, 2025), an annual digital conference addressing inequity in classics, which I co-organize with Joseph Romero. Keynote: Sarah Derbew.
resdifficiles.com/res-diff-6-2...
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Res Diff 6 2025
The 2025 Res Difficiles conference will take place on March 21st. Conference registration will be made available ahead of the event. Res Difficiles: A Conference On Challenges and Pathways for Addr…
https://resdifficiles.com/res-diff-6-2025/
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Moudhy Al-Rashid (she/her)
over 1 year ago
In this ancient Assyrian letter, astronomers complain that they can’t do their jobs or teach astronomy “because of the ilku-duty”, a type of taxation in the form of labour. “we cannot keep the watch of the king, and the pupils do not learn the scribal craft”
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Thomas Lecaque
over 1 year ago
Teaching history divorced from the concerns of the present is actually doing a bad job at teaching history.
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Daniel Osland
over 1 year ago
A bit late with this, but a huge congratulations to the ASCS 2025 OPTIMA winner Elizabeth Leaning and to our joint runners-up Jemima McPhee and Jaymie Orchard! Pictured here with the prize committee. Classicsbluesky
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James F. McGrath (ReligionProf)
over 1 year ago
Job opening: Lecturer in Ancient History at University College London
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Lecturer in Ancient History at UCL
Recruiting now: Lecturer in Ancient History on jobs.ac.uk. Click for details and explore more academic job opportunities on the top job board
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DLS529/lecturer-in-ancient-history?uuid=3b71536c-e36b-11ef-aadc-027e9b1da9c1&campaign=jbe20250205&source=jbe
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NINO Leiden
over 1 year ago
NINO offers a two-year postdoc position starting September 2025. We invite applications of researchers in ancient Near Eastern archaeology. Tasks: original research, organise international workshop, publish proceedings, teach graduate seminar. Apply until 15 March 2025.
https://buff.ly/3WBW9fA
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Robert Macfarlane
over 1 year ago
Find myself returning for the third time (the first post-Trump 2.0) to Nick Estes’ outstanding history of Standing Rock/#NoDAPL. On the assetisation of land & water; on resistance, community, solidarity. “The rallying cry of Mni Wiconi—‘water is life’—is also an affirmation that water is alive.”
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Moudhy Al-Rashid (she/her)
over 1 year ago
Ghosts in ancient Mesopotamia causes all kinds of medical issues. Vertigo, depression, and more. This therapy to treat someone seized by a ghost prescribed fumigation with pig, wolf, dog, fox, and gazelle poop, and other stuff that smelled awful. Seems a good way to get rid of a ghost was to stink
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Moudhy Al-Rashid (she/her)
over 1 year ago
Last year, I wrote a brief article about how the heart “breaks” in ancient Mesopotamia. What could a broken heart have meant 3,000 years ago, and how did people express mental distress? To me, how they made emotional pain make sense is really moving
anetoday.org/al-rashid-he...
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Heartbreak and the History of Distress in Ancient Mesopotamia - The Ancient Near East Today
The concept of “heartbreak” appears multiple times in cuneiform texts as a metaphor to describe both mental and physical conditions. How should we interpret this phrase? And is it anything like heartb...
https://anetoday.org/al-rashid-heartbreak-mesopotamia/
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