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Dr Jane Draycott

@JLDraycott

Roman historian and archaeologist. Lecturer @UofGlasgow. She/her. Popular history writer represented by @pew_literary, published by @HoZ_Books & @AtlanticBooks.

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Samira Ahmed(@SamiraAhmedUK) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you a member of academic teaching staff at a university where arts/culture courses are being cut? Would like to hear from you. Drop me an email summarising what's being cut, impact & a contact number & will try to get back to you. Drop me a line at: [email protected]
thx

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Dr Campbell Price(@EgyptMcr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Queen VII lived closer in time to us today than to the building of the Great Pyramid. I'm one of those that find this fact mind-blowing.

Explore elite expectations for the afterlife around her time (& see this coin) in of Egypt for 4 more days!

Queen #Cleopatra VII lived closer in time to us today than to the building of the Great Pyramid. I'm one of those that find this fact mind-blowing. Explore elite expectations for the afterlife around her time (& see this coin) in #GoldenMummies of Egypt for 4 more days!
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Greek Myth Comix(@GreekMythComix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s Back To School on Monday!

For GCSE Classical Civilisation mock exam revision, here’s Ancient Greek (and Roman) Sacrifice 🐄🗡️

It’s Back To School on Monday! For GCSE Classical Civilisation mock exam revision, here’s Ancient Greek (and Roman) Sacrifice 🐄🗡️
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Hallie Rubenhold(@HallieRubenhold) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve just finished writing a book about a man who murdered his wife and was then turned into the victim of his own crime by the media. This happened in 1910. Obviously, it’s still happening today.

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Gareth Harney(@OptimoPrincipi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1) Cato the Younger took his own life, rather than submit to Julius Caesar, on this day in 46 BC. Seneca writes:

'Cato drove the sword into his sacred breast, but the wound was not well aimed or mortal. I am inclined to think there was good reason for this...

1) Cato the Younger took his own life, rather than submit to Julius Caesar, on this day in 46 BC. Seneca writes: 'Cato drove the sword into his sacred breast, but the wound was not well aimed or mortal. I am inclined to think there was good reason for this...
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Dr Phoenix CS Andrews(@DocPhoenix) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s in shops. You could just buy it. There’s also an audiobook and ebook. We think of everything linktr.ee/iheartpolitics

It’s in shops. You could just buy it. There’s also an audiobook and ebook. We think of everything linktr.ee/iheartpolitics
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Dr Jane Draycott(@JLDraycott) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Goldsmiths crisis: how cuts and culture wars sent universities into a death spiral theguardian.com/education/2024…

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Classical Studies Memes for Hellenistic Teens(@CSMFHT) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Truly stoic fanbois are learning the truth of their philosophy, but at least they'll have the skills to deal with the harsh reality lol

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Miss Mortimer(@MissCMort) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I love the opening paragraph of Dr Jane Draycott's Cleopatra's Daughter. I will definitely be including it the next time I teach the A Level Classical Civilisation Imperial Image unit.

I love the opening paragraph of @JLDraycott's Cleopatra's Daughter. I will definitely be including it the next time I teach the A Level Classical Civilisation Imperial Image unit.
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Gareth Harney(@OptimoPrincipi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Incredible new frescoes unearthed in Pompeii! The first fateful meeting of the Spartan princess Helen and the Trojan shepherd-prince Paris – who is accompanied by his delightful herding dog (seemingly a Molossian hound) who looks quite unimpressed by the whole proceeding!

Incredible new frescoes unearthed in Pompeii! The first fateful meeting of the Spartan princess Helen and the Trojan shepherd-prince Paris – who is accompanied by his delightful herding dog (seemingly a Molossian hound) who looks quite unimpressed by the whole proceeding!
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Dr Thomas J. Derrick 🧪🏛 ⛏📚(@TJ_Derrick) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lovers of goth aesthetic and the Romans rejoice. A fully black walled entertaining room has been discovered at Pompeii (amongst a myriad of other cool things). An embargo teased by Dr Sophie Hay at Dr Hannah Platts, FRSA 💙💛 & Kate Cooper's workshop yesterday bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

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Holly Nielsen(@nielsen_holly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Being a historian is just saying “actually it’s more complicated than that” over and over again until you die.

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Jonny Geller(@JonnyGeller) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is both heartbreaking & maddening.
The creative industries account for more than £100bn to UK economy, 15.9% of all UK service exports.; there is more production space here than anywhere in world outside of Hollywood. RT if agree!
theguardian.com/education/2024…

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Catherine D. Tan(@Catherineoscopy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So apparently the “3 Body Problem” movie isn’t about a throuple trying to get jobs at the same university. Taking it off my watch list.

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Glen O'Hara(@gsoh31) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As UK academia prepares to shrink radically, it's now 44 universities with confirmed redundancy schemes. qmucu.org/qmul-transform…

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