From now on, the Gnomon Bibliographic Database is also available in an
English version (http://www.englisch.gnomon-online.de/), including a
comprehensive English thesaurus. The database contains around 500000
entries with monthly updates comprising the latest reviews, monograph
studies, anthologies, and articles in periodicals.
Dr. Mark Abbe
“Rediscovering Color in Classical Marble Sculpture”
4:30, 4/27, Bryant 209
Dr. Abbe is Assistant Professor of Classics and Art History, University of Georgia.
Apologies for posting after the event, but for the record:
John Younger AIA lecture
“The Temple of Zeus at Olympia: an Archaeological Biography”
5:00 4/17, Turner Center auditorium
Dr. John C. Younger is Professor of Classics, Director of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies. Kansas University, Lawrence.
5:00, Bryant 209
“Abuni the Bounty Hunter: Flight and the Problem of Social Status in Early Mesopotamia.” Mr. Reid is a doctoral candidate in Assyriology at the University of Oxford.
3-4 p.m. Bryant Gallery
The Classics faculty will offer their insights into the process of applying to and choosing graduate programs and what to expect from grad school in Classics. All interested students are welcome and there will be plenty of time for questions and discussion. Refreshments provided.
Through our membership in Sunoikisis (see link in the menu to right) UM students are eligible for a full scholarship to the Kenchreai Archaeological Field School, June 1-28, 2012. Deadline for applications is March 16! See Dr. Pasco-Pranger for more information ASAP.
