Memories of Antiquity: the ancient world through medieval eyes

Dominic Green gives us a preview of an exhibition about to open at the Getty Center in Los Angeles that shows us how the ancient world was viewed through me

Memories of Antiquity: the ancient world through medieval eyes

Studies in Medieval and Early Modern Culture, Medieval Institute Publications

How ancient Roman souvenirs made memories and meanings

Mary Renault's hardcore classicism

Echoes of Antiquity: Timeless Cards in Ancient Tongues – Mysterious Chanting

Disfigurement, Authority and the Law in Early Medieval Europe – Brewminate: A Bold Blend of News and Ideas

Stories that make things real in: Northern memories and the English Middle Ages

Antiquity in Videogames: Genres and Approaches - Persée

Greek Mythology and Life after Death

Curtains in the Middle and Late Byzantine House — Dumbarton Oaks

The Honorific Mantle as Furnishing for the Household Memory Theater in Late Antiquity: A Case Study from the Monastery of Apa Apollo at Bawit — Dumbarton Oaks

Why do so many Egyptian statues have broken noses?

Remembering Antiquity: The Ancient World Through Medieval Eyes

Shrewdness, coup d'œil, and genius: the cognitive attributes of the consummate general (Greek antiquity, Byzantine era, modern times) - Article (Preprint v1) by Ami-Jacques Rapin

Standing Figure, Teotihuacan