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Exploring Classical Northumbria 2024–25: Whitby Demons, Wearside glass, Walking the Wall — and other adventures! 28 September, 2025
A few sample of our varied experiences on these trips last year! We began the year at a Roman fort at the mouth of the Tyne, and ended it at an Abbey and prison north of the Tweed! First stop was Arbeia Roman fort at South Shields and a ferry across the Tyne to North […]
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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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Tag: happy holidays

Posted on 22 December, 2015Author School of History, Classics and Archaeology Postgraduate ForumCategories PGF, Pons AeliusTags christmas, happy holidays, PGFLeave a comment on

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