Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
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Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
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#2Romanes eunt domus!
Re: Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
#3Romanes eunt domus!
Romani ite domum!
Re: Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
#4Romanes eunt domus!
Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam
Re: Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
#5Mary Beard crafted a brilliant series with BBC, meet the Romans. It superbly covers the topic of graffiti and many other modern behaviours.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meet_the_Romans_with_Mary_Be...
I really can't recommend any of Mary's work highly enough (and my recommendation has nothing to do with her gender).
Re: Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
#6Mary Beard crafted a brilliant series with BBC, meet the Romans. It superbly covers the topic of graffiti and many other modern behaviours. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meet_the_Romans_with_Mary_Be... I really can't recommend any of Mary's work highly enough (and my recommendation has nothing to do with her gender).
I second, and really enjoyed her recent book "SPQR".
Re: Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
#7> advertisements for Gladiatorial games,
What is it with the random word capitalization these days?
Re: Pompeii’s Graffiti and the Ancient Origins of Social Media
#8> advertisements for Gladiatorial games, What is it with the random word capitalization these days?
I've been noticing that too. It's the Return of the 18th century.