A blog about Classics, linguistics, archaeology, 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! You can also find me on Twitter: @annapjudson.
Exploring material texts from the ancient world to the digital age
Thoughts about castles
Turning good intentions into good actions
Musings on Daily Life in the Ancient and Early Medieval Mediterranean By Sarah E. Bond
Histories of Archaeology Research Network Weblog
Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
Navigating the world differently
Faces & Voices: People, Artefacts, Ancient History
Latinization of the north-western Roman provinces: sociolinguistics, epigraphy and archaeology
writing by Alison Phipps
researching language and sexuality
The Archaeology of Food and Cooking
Classics, gloriously unadulterated.
My traveling research on Indo-Mediterranean commerce, and whatever else along the way!
Linguist and Medievalist
Exploring Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in Ancient Greece and Rome
Ideas on Ancient Maya Writing and Iconography
Ancient history, archaeology, modern culture and politics
