Co-founder Michael Curtis is awarded a PhD for his research into the Imperial Ports and Harbours of Roman Crete.
This year, I’ve been exploring the myths and landscapes of Minoan Crete in a series of Outreach talks. One site, in particular, never fails to capture attention: Knossos. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it draws visitors from across the world—but its story begins long before the palace that now defines it.
Mike Curtis reflects on the maritime archaeology of the Roman Empire as he prepares a new course for My Ancient World Learning – Across the Mare Nostrum: Maritime Archaeology and Seafaring in the Roman Empire.
Revisiting the Hillforts of Northamptonshire
