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One of the things I’m working on has moved a step closer to fruition. I say I’m working on, Alexandra Smith at Cardiff is doing most of the work at the moment. Anyway, there’ll be a session on Classics, Astronomy and Interdisciplinarity at the Classical Association 2008 Meeting in [...]
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