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Prof Helen King on Titian at the National Gallery

Professor Helen King, Chair of Classical Studies, speaks about the myth of Diana and Calysto as painted by Titian in the August podcast from the National Gallery. Continue reading

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Aspirational Imagery

Dr Paula James, Senior Lecturer in Classical Studies, writes on the influence of Greco-Roman figures, motifs and allusions in a piece for the ‘Morning Star’ Continue reading

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Professor of Classical Studies examines Ancient X-Files

Professor of Classical Studies Helen King helped investigate a mysterious case on National Geographic Channel on 8 June and 9 June. In ‘The Green Children of Woolpit’ on ‘Ancient X-Files’, Prof King looks at an account of two green children being found outside the Suffolk town of Woolpit in the medieval period. Continue reading

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