• Children in Antiquity: Greece and Egypt 

      Beaumont, Lesley; Harrington, Nicola; Richards, Candace
      Published 2015
      Childhood in antiquity was both remarkably different and, in some ways, remarkably similar to childhood as we know it today. While infant mortality was shockingly high in the ancient Mediterranean, and there were marked ...
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    • Memento: Remembering Roman Lives 

      Richards, Candace; Turner, Michael
      Published 2015
      The intention of the exhibition Memento: Remembering Roman Lives is exactly that—to remember the people named on these funeral inscriptions. The memorials name sailors from Egypt, Dalmatia and Thrace serving in the ...
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    • The Sky’s the Limit: Astronomy in Antiquity 

      Bollen, Elizabeth
      Published 2015
      Ancient people looked to the skies to make sense of the world. Following the stars allowed people to predict the change of seasons, track time and create calendars. Sailors, as they struck out across the seas, used the ...
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    • Tombs, Tells and Temples: Excavating the Near East 

      Bollen, Elizabeth
      Published 2015
      The development of a new permanent exhibition on the Near East presented an exciting opportunity to investigate the holdings from this region in the Nicholson Museum collection. Initial investigation revealed held material ...
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    • Roman Spectres 

      Richards, Candace
      Published 2022
      Roman Spectres explores ancient Roman identity and how contemporary societies have conceptualised the ancient Roman world. The exhibition brings together significant Roman portraiture of the Nicholson Collection with large ...
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