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    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
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    • The playground of Rome– The northern Bay of Naples first century AD
    • A walk around Roman Colchester
    • A Greek & Roman Mythology Walk Around London III: Pall Mall and St James
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    • SILKROAD Studies: Trade in Southeast Asia
    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
    • Fafnir, Ryuu, Shelong and Drakaina – a world of dragons and their heritage
    • Lapita – The Polynesian World at the Fringes of the Silkroad
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
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    • Fafnir, Ryuu, Shelong and Drakaina – a world of dragons and their heritage
    • The Return of the Villa – The Renaissance Villa in Italy and its Roman inspiration
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    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • Of Greeks, Heroes and Sybils – the Northern Bay of Naples before Augustus
    • The playground of Rome– The northern Bay of Naples first century AD
    • Screening Britannia
    • A Greek & Roman Mythology Walk Around London III: Pall Mall and St James
    • A walk around Roman Colchester
    • SILKROAD Studies: Trade in Southeast Asia
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
    • Lapita – The Polynesian World at the Fringes of the Silkroad
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
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    • The Return of the Villa – The Renaissance Villa in Italy and its Roman inspiration
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    • READING LATIN: OVID’S HEROIDES 3-8
    • English Ovid: The Use of Translation
    • Mornings with a Masterpiece: Monteverdi 1610 – not just the Vespers
    • Acts of the Apostles: Chapters 1-19
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
    • Novel Discussion Group 2023
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    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • Of Greeks, Heroes and Sybils – the Northern Bay of Naples before Augustus
    • The playground of Rome– The northern Bay of Naples first century AD
    • A walk around Roman Colchester
    • A Greek & Roman Mythology Walk Around London III: Pall Mall and St James
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    • SILKROAD Studies: Trade in Southeast Asia
    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
    • Fafnir, Ryuu, Shelong and Drakaina – a world of dragons and their heritage
    • Lapita – The Polynesian World at the Fringes of the Silkroad
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
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January 18, 2024

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    • From Alexandra to Cleopatra
    • The Rise and Fall of the Roman Villa Part 2
    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • Of Greeks, Heroes and Sybils – the Northern Bay of Naples before Augustus
    • The playground of Rome– The northern Bay of Naples first century AD
    • Screening Britannia
    • A Greek & Roman Mythology Walk Around London III: Pall Mall and St James
    • A walk around Roman Colchester
    • SILKROAD Studies: Trade in Southeast Asia
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
    • Lapita – The Polynesian World at the Fringes of the Silkroad
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
    • Fafnir, Ryuu, Shelong and Drakaina – a world of dragons and their heritage
    • The Return of the Villa – The Renaissance Villa in Italy and its Roman inspiration
    • LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION AND OVID’S HEROIDES
    • READING LATIN: OVID’S HEROIDES 3-8
    • English Ovid: The Use of Translation
    • Mornings with a Masterpiece: Monteverdi 1610 – not just the Vespers
    • Acts of the Apostles: Chapters 1-19
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
    • Novel Discussion Group 2023
  • CLASSICAL WORLD
    • The Rise and Fall of the Roman Villa Part 2
    • From Alexandra to Cleopatra
    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • Of Greeks, Heroes and Sybils – the Northern Bay of Naples before Augustus
    • The playground of Rome– The northern Bay of Naples first century AD
    • A walk around Roman Colchester
    • A Greek & Roman Mythology Walk Around London III: Pall Mall and St James
  • WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY
    • SILKROAD Studies: Trade in Southeast Asia
    • The archaeology of Christianity and Judaism before 400AD
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
    • Fafnir, Ryuu, Shelong and Drakaina – a world of dragons and their heritage
    • Lapita – The Polynesian World at the Fringes of the Silkroad
    • Ancient Mexico – The Toltecs and the Aztecs
  • ART HISTORY
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
    • Fafnir, Ryuu, Shelong and Drakaina – a world of dragons and their heritage
    • The Return of the Villa – The Renaissance Villa in Italy and its Roman inspiration
  • FILM & MEDIA STUDIES
    • Screening Britannia
  • HISTORY OTHER THAN ANCIENT HISTORY
    • NOT FOR ALL THE TEA IN CHINA: A short history of the trade in tea and coffee
  • LATIN
    • READING LATIN: OVID’S HEROIDES 3-8
    • LATIN PROSE COMPOSITION AND OVID’S HEROIDES
  • LITERATURE
    • English Ovid: The Use of Translation
    • Novel Discussion Group 2023
  • MUSIC
    • Mornings with a Masterpiece: Monteverdi 1610 – not just the Vespers
  • THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS STUDIES
    • Acts of the Apostles: Chapters 1-19
  • MANCENT BLOG
    • MANCENT blog: A Chinese Garden in North Staffordshire
    • Why talk about Silkroad in the Indian Ocean?
    • Thinking about Religion in Roman Britain
    • MANCENT 2023 Programme now out
    • Why study Greek and Roman Myths by Tony Keen
    • Today we are 12 years old!
  • BOOKING FORM
  • ROMAN BRITAIN ON SCREEN
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    • From Easter to Pentecost
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    • IN THEIR OWN TIME. Part Three: Thinkers and Ideas in Historical Context
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    • HERE BE DRAGONS? –  The Age of Discovery and Its Consequences
    • Churchill and his times, 1874-1965
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