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Blog #131: Negotiating an Alliance: Demosthenes in Thebes in 339 BCE with Nick Cross

Blog #130: Circe, Sorceresses, and Ancient Greek Magic with Sarah E. Cole

Blog #129: The Real Monsters of the Odyssey? The Sea Peoples and the “Age of Bronze” with Megan Daniels

Blog #128: Conversations with Dead People in the Odysseys of Homer and Christopher Nolan with Brett M. Rogers

Blog #127: A Most Monstrous Woman: Circe in the Odyssey with Liv Albert

Blog Post #126: The Cyclops in Homer’s Odyssey and Beyond with Mercedes Aguirre and Richard Buxton

Blog Post #125: The Odyssey: Necromancy, Seers and the Underworld with Daniel Ogden

Blog #124: Graduate Student Feature with Kevin Wong: Online Gaming Culture and the “Epic” Ideologies of Digital Entertainment

Blog #123: Lingua Vitae: Learning Latin in Virtual Reality by Lissa Crofton-Sleigh (with Special Thanks to Em Dang)

Blog #122: Cultivating Pompeii: Urban Agriculture and Resilience, AD 62-79 with Jessica Venner

Blog #121: Healthy Living in Rome’s Green Spaces with Andrew Fox

Blog #120: Artificial Lighting Systems in Pompeian Gardens and Baths with Emily Lime

Blog #119: Unseen Hands: Recovering the Experiences of Garden Laborers in the Roman World with Kaja Tally-Schumacher

Blog #118: Let’s Play Antiquity with Eduardo M. García-Molina

Blog #117: Teaching Ancient in a Digital Age: an NEH-Funded Institute for Ancient Mediterranean Studies Educators with Christine Johnston and Leigh Anne Lieberman

Blog #116: Disassembled Cyborgs: Interpreting Cretan Warriorhood and War Booty through Disability Theory with Jesse Obert

Blog #115: Uncovering the Romans: A Tale of Participation in Archaeology on Hadrian’s Wall with Marta Alberti-Dunn

Blog #114: The Labor of Care: Accession Cards from MohenjoDaro (Pakistan) with Uzma Z. Rizvi

Blog #113: Pannonians Abroad? New Evidence from a Roman Auxiliary Base in Central Turkey with Andrew L. Goldman

Blog #112: “What Should You Do When You Encounter One of Our Egyptian Mummified Ancestors?” A 12-Point Manifesto on How to Dal with Egyptian Mummified Ancestral Remains with Egypt’s Dispersed Heritage Project

Blog Post #111: Telling New Stories: Do We Need to Display the Egyptian Dead? with Lisa Saladino Haney

Blog #110: Paeonia and the Paeonians in the Historical and Archaeological Evidence with Goran Sanev

Blog #109: Graduate Student Feature with Lylaah L. Bhalerao: On Serendipity and Sanskrit in the Study of the Mediterranean World

Podcast Season 4, Episode 12: Hopeful Futures for Archaeological Practice with Yannis Hamilakis

Podcast Season 4, Episode 11: Protecting Heritage in Times of Conflict with Isber Sabrine

Podcast Season 4, Episode 10: Between the Tigris and the Thames: Heritage Practice with Zena Kamash

Podcast Season 4, Episode 9: Critical Futures for Ancient Studies with Mathura Umachandran

Podcast Season 4, Episode 8: Selective Salvage: Archaeology and Hydropolitics with William Carruthers

Podcast Season 4, Episode 7: Hired Hands, Silenced Voices: Archaeology and Local Communities with Allison Mickel

Podcast Season 4, Episode 6: Classics, the Grand Tour, and Invented Legacies with Hardeep Dhindsa

Podcast Season 4, Episode 5: Naturalizing Inequalities: The Colonial Museum with Dan Hicks