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• Ancient Olympics Exhibition

  21 May 2012
  Museum News
  Ancient Olympics Exhibition, now showing in the Museum of Classical Archaeology
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• New appointments

  8 May 2012
  Faculty News
  The Faculty is delighted to announce two new appointments to established posts.
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• Roman Colonial Landscapes - UPDATE

  3 April 2012
  Faculty News
  The preliminary report for the 2011 fieldwork season is now available online.
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• New Admissions Video

  22 March 2012
  Admission News
  A new brief video aimed at introducing the Classics course to potential undergraduate students.
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• Et in Arcadia...

  8 January 2012
  Museum News
  A re-embodiment of the Frieze of the Temple of Apollo Epikourios at Bassai.
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• Corbett Lecture 2011: Listen again

  18 November 2011
  Faculty News
  Julia Annas, Regents Professor of Philosophy, University of Arizona: Changing from within: Plato's later political thinking'
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• Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships

  27 October 2011
  Faculty News
  The Faculty of Classics is happy to consider applications for Leverhulme Early Career Fellowships, as long as an application is also made for matching funding from the Isaac Newton Trust. Click for more details.
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• Roman Colonial Landscapes project

  5 October 2011
  Faculty News
  A three-year fieldwork project on the impact of Roman colonisation on the Italian landscape.
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• Cambridge competes

  30 September 2011
  Museum News
  The launch of the Cambridgeshire Competes project took place at the Museum of Classical Archaeology.
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• Battle of Ideas 2011

  28 September 2011
  Faculty News
  Pax Romana: civilising the barbarians or evil empire? Sunday 30 October, 5.30pm until 6.30pm, Henry Moore Gallery
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