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Events

Research events play an important role in our active research culture. Academic staff from the University and other institutions come together with students to share and debate the latest ideas and developments.

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20 November 2019	14:00	Monica Hellstrom (Durham): Celebrating conversion: Gold-glass bowls and baptism in the late 4th century TBC. Full details	Add event
28 November 2019	15:00	Rachael Bundy (Exeter): 'Teach sad Philomel a louder note’: intersectional responses to Ovid in the long eighteenth century TBC. Full details	Add event
6 - 7 December 2019		Technological Animation in Classical Antiquity Supported by the Leventis Foundation. The conference aims to bring together scholars from the fields of ancient technology, philosophy, archaeology and art. Specifically, the conference focuses on the living/moving artifact and the synesthetic experience that it might offer, as the outcome of a technological procedure that exempts it from its association with illusion and artifice.. Full details	Add event
11 December 2019	14:00	Emily Gowers (Cambridge): Are trees really like people? See Further Details for abstract. Full details	Add event

Events

Monica Hellstrom (Durham): Celebrating conversion: Gold-glass bowls and baptism in the late 4th century

Rachael Bundy (Exeter): 'Teach sad Philomel a louder note’: intersectional responses to Ovid in the long eighteenth century

Technological Animation in Classical Antiquity

Emily Gowers (Cambridge): Are trees really like people?