@UTClassics

UT Austin Classics Department🏺 run by the grad student hive mind

 Austin, TX
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Joined February 2019
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KenyonClassics@KenyonClassics22 Oct 2021
All best wishes to our colleague Prof. @liana_brent for her lecture @UTClassics this afternoon.
UT Austin Classics@UTClassics12 Oct 2021
We are very excited to invite y'all to the William J. Battle Lecture of 2021: “Partial, Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology,” to be delivered by @liana_brent on Friday, October 22nd at 4pm CT!! Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to attend.
A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

ALT A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

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Don't miss @liana_brent's Battle Lecture on "Partial, Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology" this afternoon! We are so lucky to have Dr. Brent visiting (virtually), and are glad we can share her public lecture with y'all!
UT Austin Classics@UTClassics12 Oct 2021
We are very excited to invite y'all to the William J. Battle Lecture of 2021: “Partial, Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology,” to be delivered by @liana_brent on Friday, October 22nd at 4pm CT!! Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to attend.
A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

ALT A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

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UT Austin Classics retweeted
UT Austin Classics@UTClassics12 Oct 2021
We are very excited to invite y'all to the William J. Battle Lecture of 2021: “Partial, Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology,” to be delivered by @liana_brent on Friday, October 22nd at 4pm CT!! Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to attend.
A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

ALT A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

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UT Austin Classics retweeted
KenyonClassics@KenyonClassics13 Oct 2021
Our own Prof. @liana_brent!
UT Austin Classics@UTClassics12 Oct 2021
We are very excited to invite y'all to the William J. Battle Lecture of 2021: “Partial, Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology,” to be delivered by @liana_brent on Friday, October 22nd at 4pm CT!! Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to attend.
A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

ALT A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

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We are very excited to invite y'all to the William J. Battle Lecture of 2021: “Partial, Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology,” to be delivered by @liana_brent on Friday, October 22nd at 4pm CT!! Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to attend.
A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

ALT A poster advertising the talk from the tweet. In the background it features two silver cups with dancing skeletons on them. It says: The Department of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin presents: Partial Partible and Permeable Bodies in Roman Funerary Archaeology, Dr. Liana Brent, Kenyon College. William J. Battle Lecture Series, 2021. Go to bit.ly/BattleLecture2021 to join! Co-sponsored by: Professor Rabun Taylor, Floyd A. Cailloux Centennial Professor; Professor Andrew Riggsby and the Lucy Shoe Merritt Professorship in Classics; Professor Paula Perlman and the Centennial Professorship in Classical Archaeology. Friday, Oct. 22nd 4pm on Zoom.

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Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres, sed amor meus tibi est indivisus?
Hayley Barnett@troweltime11 Feb 2020
Replying to @UTClassics
I once made Caesar-themed conversation hearts!
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Tempus fugit, and Valentine’s Day is just a few days away again. Wag Hall is abuzz with the perfect #Classics themed Valentine’s Day gifts. What is the best Classics gift you can think of for your beloved? We will share our faves all week. #WAGisintheair
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This year, UT Classics is launching our first annual calendar! It features some of our favorite posters designed by our incredible staff for our colloquium series, such as @SarahEBond's talk on the rhetoric of fortification and Dr. Greenwood's Battle Lecture. #ClassicsTwitter
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Everything is coming up Classics - Dr. Deborah Beck, Associate Professor, was selected as a Provost's Teaching Fellow for 2020-2021! Dr. Beck joins @adamrabinowitz and Dr. Jen Ebbeler as one of our wonderful faculty who have received this award. Congratulations, Dr. Beck! 🎉🎉🎉
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We are THRILLED to announce that PhD student Cassie Donnelly was selected as the recipient of the Helena Wylde Swiny and Stuart Swiny Fellowship for 2020, allowing her to remain at The Cyprus American Archaeological Research Institute (CAARI) in Nikosia, Cyprus, through June.🏺🇨🇾
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Our students are excited for the semester ahead, and so are we! How has the beginning of your semester gone? #classicstwitter @UTCOLA_Courses
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UT Austin Classics retweeted
UT Austin Classics@UTClassics20 Nov 2019
Read our latest Meet the Speaker interview with Dr. Kate Topper from the @UW Classics Department! She shared her working process, her current research, and, most importantly, which Buffy character she is. link.medium.com/1dSC1fV6L1 #ClassicsTwitter @LiberalArtsUT
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To make up for missing #wagswednesday last week, we have an extra special feature this week: Benjamin! Benjamin is 15 years young and entertains visitors chez @AntiqueThought. We have on good authority that "Ol' Blue Eyes" is a personal favorite of @SarahEBond. 👁️#ClassicsTwitter
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As @AntiqueThought put it: "When @SarahEBond comes to town we have to make sure he doesn't leave with her." But let's be honest: who can blame Dr. Bond? #wagswednesday
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UT Austin Classics retweeted
AIA@archaeology_aia20 Nov 2019
Now Hiring: Instructor (Area of Specialty: Roman History)| Fordham University | classicalstudies.org/placeme… #jobs #classics #archaeology
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UT Austin Classics retweeted
Following Hadrian
@carolemadge19 Nov 2019
#WorldToiletDay 🚽 How the Romans did their business: images of Latrines throughout the Roman world. followinghadrian.com/2013/05…

How the Romans did their business: images of Latrines throughout the Roman world

In Roman times, toilets were public and convivial places. An epigram from Martial reveals just how public privies were among the most frequented places in the city for socialising: “In omnibu…

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UT Austin Classics retweeted
Bolchazy-Carducci@BCPublishers20 Nov 2019
B-C will be celebrating Cyber Monday on December 2 with a 48-hour sale: 40% off BOLCHAZY.com with code 48BC19, one copy per title. What's on your wish list? Carpe libros!

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Read our latest Meet the Speaker interview with Dr. Kate Topper from the @UW Classics Department! She shared her working process, her current research, and, most importantly, which Buffy character she is. link.medium.com/1dSC1fV6L1 #ClassicsTwitter @LiberalArtsUT
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We have been fortunate enough to receive a generous endowment from the late Milton S. Jacobs, M.D. We are honored and humbled that UT students will be able to use his support to carry on his legacy. l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https…
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UT Austin Classics retweeted
UCL Press@UCLpress14 Nov 2019
Happy publication day to @Eleanor_Robson. Ancient Knowledge Networks publishes today and is free to download right now. Do take a look, as you can see it's a beautiful book ow.ly/IxWm50xaCND @opencuneiform @UCLHistory @NahreinNetwork #twitterhistorians
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