Professor Ian Haynes Excavating Bacchus in Roman Dacia School of Historical Studies Life in the Roman auxilia Armstrong Building University of Newcastle Newcastle NE1 7RU *The city of Rome in late antiquity Dr Julia Hillner Dept of History *The Roman family Jessop West Crime and Punishment in late antiquity 1 Upper Hanover Street Late Roman Empresses Sheffield S3 7RA j.hillner@sheffield.ac.uk Dr Fraser Hunter What's new in Roman Scotland? Head of Iron Age, Roman & Early Traprain Law - a Roman-period power-centre in southern Historic Section, Dept of Archaeology Scotland National Museums of Scotland Rome beyond the frontier Chambers Street Guarding the Roman dead - the Cramond lioness Edinburgh EH1 1JF [all illustrated] f.hunter@nms.ac.uk Mr J. Ellis Jones *Greek and Roman cities of Asia Minor 2 Fronheulog *On foot along Hadrian’s Wall Sling, Tregarth *Theatres and Amphitheatres Bangor LL57 4RD *Aspects of the Roman Army (various topics) *Castles of the Morea [all illustrated] *Various topics to do with the history of the Latin language Professor David Langslow Dept of Classics & Ancient History (including Latin and the other languages of pre-Roman University of Manchester Italy; Writing and the alphabet in pre-Roman Italy; Manchester M13 9PL Everyday Latin in the Empire; Latin and the Romance david.langslow@manchester.ac.uk languages) is Indo-European? And how do we *“What know?” [Powerpoint] *"Odysseus and Agamemnon" [Powerpoint] The pronunciation of classical Greek [Powerpoint] The pronunciation of classical Latin [Powerpoint] on the writing of history and the rise (and decline?) *“Polybius of Rome” [powerpoint] Professor Ray Laurence *Pompeii (all levels, subjects by arrangement) Classical & Archaeological Studies *The City of Rome SECL, University of Kent *The Roman Economy Canterbury CT2 7NF *Roman Roads r.laurence@kent.ac.uk *Roman Emperors
Professor Ian Haynes School of Historical Studies Armstrong Building University of Newcastle Newcastle NE1 7RU Excavating Bacchus in Roman Dacia Life in the Roman auxilia Dr Julia Hillner Dept of History Jessop West 1 Upper Hanover Street Sheffield S3 7RA j.hillner@sheffield.ac.uk *The city of Rome in late antiquity *The Roman family Crime and Punishment in late antiquity Late Roman Empresses Dr Fraser Hunter Head of Iron Age, Roman & Early Historic Section, Dept of Archaeology National Museums of Scotland Chambers Street Edinburgh EH1 1JF f.hunter@nms.ac.uk What's new in Roman Scotland? Traprain Law - a Roman-period power-centre in southern Scotland Rome beyond the frontier Guarding the Roman dead - the Cramond lioness [all illustrated] Mr J. Ellis Jones 2 Fronheulog Sling, Tregarth Bangor LL57 4RD *Greek and Roman cities of Asia Minor *On foot along Hadrian’s Wall *Theatres and Amphitheatres *Aspects of the Roman Army (various topics) *Castles of the Morea [all illustrated] Professor David Langslow Dept of Classics & Ancient History University of Manchester Manchester M13 9PL david.langslow@manchester.ac.uk *Various topics to do with the history of the Latin language (including Latin and the other languages of pre-Roman Italy; Writing and the alphabet in pre-Roman Italy; Everyday Latin in the Empire; Latin and the Romance languages) *“What is Indo-European? And how do we know?” [Powerpoint] *"Odysseus and Agamemnon" [Powerpoint] The pronunciation of classical Greek [Powerpoint] The pronunciation of classical Latin [Powerpoint] *“Polybius on the writing of history and the rise (and decline?) of Rome” [powerpoint] Professor Ray Laurence Classical & Archaeological Studies SECL, University of Kent Canterbury CT2 7NF r.laurence@kent.ac.uk *Pompeii (all levels, subjects by arrangement) *The City of Rome *The Roman Economy *Roman Roads *Roman Emperors