A blog about Classics, linguistics, cake, and more
I’m a Classics researcher at Cambridge, specialising in studying the Linear B texts – clay tablets from the Mycenaean palaces of Late Bronze Age Greece and Crete. As well as my research and other aspects of Classics, linguistics, and archaeology, I blog about books, museums, travel, and cake. Especially about cake.
To find out more about my research, click here. I can be contacted via the same link, or via the comments here!
A board game podcast and blog featuring reviews, interviews, warfare and an occasional cocktail.
Insights on scripts, languages and society
A project using the Indus Civilisation to ask the question “Does climate change really cause collapse?”
engagements with the material world
Advice. Staircase Wit. Faux Pas. Movies.
Non sic gesta scias, sed cuncta geri potuisse
The website and blog of Dr. Matthew J. C. Scarborough
Discoveries from under floors and turf, stories of past lives, the ordinary and extraordinary
Travel diaries providing inspiration for fellow travellers
Philip Boyes
Dry Thoughts on Damp Books
News from the Society and its members
An exploration of the prosopography and social networks of a Roman Town
Just an archaeologist who lived in Rome
A podcast telling the story of the Roman Empire from 476 AD to 1453
Exploring unexpected archaeologies
