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Antinous in the collection of the Institute of Classical Studies Library The blog discusses the books that have been published on Antinous, the lover of the Roman emperor Hadrian -
Archives Portal Europe: the European archival heritage in one click Archives Portal Europe allows searches into 1000s of archives from 30+ countries, in 20+ languages, through a simple keyword search - we like to call it the Google of archives. This is a short video presentation of what APE does for #HistoryDay North -
Gender and Bathing in Antiquity This blog was written by Dr Giacomo Savani, an expert in Roman baths and ancient senses, and a recent intern looking at gender histories in the Bibliography of British and Irish History (BBIH). -
Remembering Amelia Edwards this Pride Month This year the EES celebrated Pride by remembering their founder, Amelia B Edwards. Amelia was a Victorian novelist, travel writer, and pioneer of British Egyptology, but her personal life and relations with other women have often been ignored by the field she founded. -
The Afterlife of Alchemy in the Warburg Institute Library’s Collection This blog explores the iconography of the ‘hermaphrodite’ from its origin in classical myth, to the alchemical works of medieval and early modern Europe. -
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