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Hey Virgil, Thanks for the snow
It doesn’t happen very often– and I swore I’d eternally regret missing when it next happened– snow in Rome. And, as lady luck would have it (ahem, Fortuna was the subject of my dissertation, so we go...
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Wanna Get Dirty This Summer?
Everyone should participate in a dig once in their life– and it might as well be in Rome. In June 2010, we’ll be starting our fifth season of excavation at the Villa delle Vignacce, one of the...
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Hanging with Hannibal and friends
Aut viam inveniam aut faciam I will either find a way or make one Hannibal Landed in Carthage, Tunisia with my classical studies students to follow history from the Phoenicians to present day...
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Caligula: 1400 Days of Terror
Photo source: historychannel.com Caligula: 1400 Days of Terror has aired in the US on October 9 and will air in Italy on October 28. I had a lot of fun filming this documentary in Rome and...
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Social, Cultural Heritage
When I first signed up for classics and archaeology classes, I thought most of my time would be playing in the dirt, teaching, hanging out in libraries and the occasional conferences. If you had asked...
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The Splendors of Ancient Rome in 3D
I’m very excited to share the update on The Splendors of Ancient Rome, a 3-D documentary for Educational Broadcast System (EBS) South Korea where I appear as presenter. The documentary film will be...
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