Seminars start Mondays 17:15 and finish at 18:45 in Room G.21, Faculty of Classics.
21 January
Mamoru Ikeguchi (Kurume University)
Mediterranean Transport and Italian Agriculture in Roman Times
28 January
Martin Szoke (Cambridge)
Using and Abusing History: The Politics of the Past in the Age of Nerva and Trajan, 96-117AD
4 February
Claire Taylor (Madison- Wisconsin)
Women and the Ancient Economy: Towards a Feminist Economic History of the Ancient Greek World
11 February
Tom Langley (Cambridge)
Who Can Save the City? The Importance of the Polis in Late Antique Religious Polemic
18 February
Joe Grimwade (Cambridge)
A New Chronology of Memoria Artificiosa
25 February
Flo Kipps (Cambridge)
Xenophon, Democracy and Law
4 March
Peter Martin (Cambridge)
How History Lost its Innocence
11 March
Ben Kybett (Cambridge)
Themistius and Theodosius: Rhetoric and Religion in Late Antique Constantinople
