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#CLST6 For my #CYO3 on #Identity, I listened to Dylan Rogers' lecture “Athens and Sulla: Revisiting the Extent of the ‘Siege’ of 86 BCE”, hosted by the American School of

Eliza Durbin

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#CLST6 For my #CYO3, I listened to The Arch and Anth Podcast Episode 3: “How do we use ancient DNA to understand Neolithic Britain?” In this podcast, Dr. Tom Booth

Kennedy Gochenour

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#CLST6 #CYO4 #Ethics I listened to another Arch&Anth podcast interview (I really do love them!) with Pierre Losson. Interestingly, Pierre is not an archaeologist. He's actually a political scientist who

klarameyer

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Hey #CLST6! For this #CYO3 #identity, I watched a webinar from Dr. Ioulia Tzonou and Eleni Gizas about the Sanctuary of Asklepios in Ancient Corinth (a). Asklepios is the son

Jack Keating

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#CLST6Archaeologists examine evidence to understand general trends in ancient daily life. However, after this #CYO2, it is evident that individualistic and outlandish items found in caches have the capacity to

Ulgen

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#CLST6 #CYO3The lecture on Medieval Antisemitism by historian Dr. Jacob Lackner from "The Study of Antiquity and the Middle Ages" Youtube channel was super intriguing. It gave me a huge

Jack Keating

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#CLST6For this #CYO3, I listened to an engaging lecture by Dylan Rogers. Rogers revisits the siege of Athens by the Roman Empire in the year 86 BCE, and calls for

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