W.V. Harris, ed., The Ancient Mediterranean Environment between Science and History (Columbia Studies in the Classical Tradition 39). Leiden: Brill, 2013. Pp. xv + 332. ISBN: (hardback); ISBN: 978-90

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• Climatology
• Physical geography
• Food and drink
• Climate history
• Aftermath of war
• Deforestation
• Forest pathology
• Charcoal
• Climate
• Environmental history
• Agriculture
• Mediterranean Sea

(See notes on Activities, pages 37 – 38) Resource 1e – Writing Frame Flint was widely used in ancient Ireland, from the Stone Age on. Stone Age people used flint to make:

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Chair’s ReportBasket weaving Frigidus agricolam si quando continet imber, multa, forent quae mox caelo properanda sereno, maturare datur: durum procudit arator uomeris obtunsi dentem, cauat arbore lintres,

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• Classical studies
• Academia
• Ancient Greece
• Classics
• Humanities
• Joint Association of Classical Teachers
• Council of University Classical Departments
• Higher Education Funding Council for England
• European studies
• Culture

ICOHTEC Newsletter July 2011

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• Scotland
• Local government in the United Kingdom
• Council areas of Scotland
• Districts of Scotland
• Lieutenancy areas of Scotland
• Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland
• Scottish architecture
• Industrial archaeology
• Glasgow
• Edinburgh

The Swiss Tectonic Arena Sardona offers a unique view into the formation of alpine mountains and valleys. Here, the collision of Africa and Europe caused the Alps to tower up over millions of years. Ancient rock layers f

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• Cantons of Switzerland
• Geography of Europe
• Geography of Switzerland
• Alpine three-thousanders
• Piz Sardona
• Flims
• Glarus thrust
• Foostock
• Canton of Glarus
• Canton of St. Gallen
• Tectonics
• Grisons

Department of Humanities February First Friday Presentation Plato’s Rooster The Ties that Bind American Medicine and Capital Punishment At least since the death of Socrates in 399 BC, the

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• Geography of Pennsylvania
• Ancient Greece
• Pennsylvania
• Socratic dialogues
• Socrates
• Dialogues of Plato
• Ancient Greek law
• Persecution of philosophers
• Trial of Socrates
• Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
• Hershey
• Pennsylvania
• Ion

American Society of Papyrologists MEMBERSHIP FORM The American Society of Papyrologists (ASP) was founded in 1961 to further the study of ancient Greek and Latin papyri and of the materials contained in the

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• Papyrology
• Textual scholarship
• American Society of Papyrologists
• Academia
• Credit card
• Papyrus
• Ancient Egypt
• Language

The Graeco-Scythian Slave-trade in the 6th and 5th Centuries BC Nadezda A. Gavriljuk After A.N. Sceglov published his articles on the grain trade between the Scythians and the Greeks,1 the myth in archaeology and ancient

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• Geography of Europe
• Eastern Europe
• Scythians
• Europe
• Geography of Asia
• Ancient Iranian peoples
• Scythia
• Olbia
• Slavery
• Eurasian Steppe
• Scythian art
• Slavery in ancient Greece

A L L - N A T U R A L Ancient Grains * NEW! Ancient Grains

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• Food and drink
• Tropical agriculture
• Leaf vegetables
• Staple foods
• Agriculture
• Personal life
• Chenopodium
• Pseudocereals
• Quinoa
• Grain
• Ancient grains
• Rice

Coroplastic Studies Interest Group Book Reviews www.coroplasticstudies.org/reviews Pilz, Oliver Frühe matrizengeformte Terrakotten auf Kreta: Votivpraxis und Gesellschaftsstruktur in spätgeometrischer und früharchaisc

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• Ancient Greece
• Ancient Greek culture
• Ancient Crete
• Ancient Greek pottery
• Ancient Greek religion
• Etruscan art
• Magna Graecia
• Pinax
• Minoan civilization
• Eleutherna
• Crete
• Knossos