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Exploring from Home 2 July, 2020
With things the way they are in the world at the moment, it’s become difficult (to say the least) to explore not only Northumbria, but the wider world too: you just need to ask the Newcastle University Classics Society who were set to visit Rome in April! But all is not lost! Technology has improved […]
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Joyce Reynolds: A short introduction 26 June, 2020
The following article was researched and written by Naomi Bloxham, PhD student in History and one of our 2 Classics JobSOC interns for 2019–20. An exceptional teacher during testing moments Dr. Susanna Phillippo and I were set to interview Joyce Reynolds in March to gain an insight on her experience as one of the […]
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Armchair exploring 4: Holy Island & Bamburgh: By the utmost margin of the loud lone sea 1 June, 2020
Probably our last trip of 2019/20 was to have been this past weekend, to either Bamburgh or Holy Island (Lindisfarne). Both are reachable by public transport — with careful homework into tide-determined bus timetables for Holy island 🙂 — though not in the same day! (deciding between the two was going to be a challenge…) Both are […]
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Hadrian’s Wall: Armchair exploring 3: Housesteads Hadrianic hymns, Hotbank hiking and Hipposandals 18 May, 2020
Yesterday we’d have had our traditional Maytime second trip of the year to Hadrian’s Wall. We’ve done this trip many times with various itineraries — we sometimes include Vindolanda (when the bus remembers to go there 🙂!). Usually this second trip includes the energetic Housesteads to Steel Rigg walk and the tranquil Chesters fort and […]
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