Classics

in the School of Arts & Humanities Graduate Research Student Handbook 2010-11

Contents GeneralIntroduction IntroductiontotheDepartment HowtoFindUs:TheDepartment HowtoFindUs:TheStaff TheDepartment,theSchool&theCollege:PracticalInformation NoticeBoards&Pigeonholes YourEmail,Address&TelephoneNumber GraduateStaffStudentLiaisonCommittee SchoolofArts&Humanities Assessment&RecordsCentre(ARC) TheCompass WelfareandAssistance GeneralGuidelines&CollegeRegulations ResourcesforStudyatKingsandinLondon Library&ITServicesatKCL AccessKingsglobaldesktop(AKGD) MaughanLibraryandInformationServicesCentre TheUniversityofLondon BeyondtheUniversity Museums Semesters ResearchDegrees(MPhil&PhD) PeriodofStudy RoleofSupervisors&PostgraduateResearchCommittee RoleofGraduateStudiesCommittee Progression Attendance&Absence ReadingWeeks PresentationofWork Plagiarism Mitigatingcircumstances 1

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GeneralIntroduction
The purpose of this Handbook is to give students on postgraduate programmes basic information about the Department and, where appropriate, the modules currently offered, in a convenient and easily accessible form. Not all the information provided herewillnecessarilyapplytoyou,butitisveryimportantthatyoureadthesefirstfew pagescarefullyinordertomakesurethatyouareawareofthegroundrulesonwhich the Department operates. The Handbook also sets out specific requirements and proceduresgoverningyourprogrammeofstudy.Itshouldbereadinconjunctionwith thefollowingdocuments: TheSchoolofArts&HumanitiesStudentHandbook: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/contact/schooloffice/handbook.html TheGraduateSchoolGuideforSupervisors: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/graduate/school/current/docs.html TheKingsCollegeLondonAcademicregulations,Regulationsconcerningstudents,General regulationsandInformationServices&Systemsregulations: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/college/policyzone/index.php?id=354 TheHandbookisbelievedtobecorrectatthedateofpublication(September2010),and isupdatedannually.Theinformationcontainedhere,andmore,canalsobefoundon theDepartmentswebsite http://www.kcl.ac.uk/classics.

IntroductiontotheDepartment
HowtoFindUs:TheDepartment The Department is located in the North Wing of the Strand. Entrance is either via the MainBuildingandthecoveredbridgetotheEastWing,oracrosstheColemanTerrace from the Strand Building. The Departmental Office is in room B9. The Head of DepartmentsofficeisinroomB10. You can contact the Department by telephone on 020 7848 2343. If the office is unattended you may leave a message on the voicemail. The office email is classics@kcl.ac.uk. HowtoFindUs:TheStaff AdministrativeStaff (fortheNorthWing:Byzantine&ModernGreekStudies,andClassics) 3

 MichaelBroderick RoomB11,ext2537 DepartmentalAdministrator email:michael.broderick@kcl.ac.uk,orclassics@kcl.ac.uk ClairCurl RoomB9,ext2343 DepartmentalSecretary(information) email:clair.curl@kcl.ac.uk,orclassics@kcl.ac.uk AcademicStaff EllenAdams,LecturerinClassicalArtandArchaeology(ellen.adams@kcl.ac.uk) LindsayAllen,LecturerinGreekandNearEasternHistory(lindsay.allen@kcl.ac.uk) KarimArafat,ReaderinClassicalArchaeology(karim.arafat@kcl.ac.uk) HughBowden,SeniorLecturerinAncientHistory(hugh.bowden@kcl.ac.uk) GiambattistaDAlessio,ProfessorofGreekLanguageandLiterature (giambattista.dalessio@kcl.ac.uk) MartinDinter,LecturerinLatinLanguageandLiterature(martin.dinter@kcl.ac.uk) WilliamFitzgerald,ProfessorofLatinLanguageandLiterature (william.fitzgerald@kcl.ac.uk) IsmeneLadaRichards,ReaderinGreekLiteratureandCulture (ismene.ladarichards@kcl.ac.uk) SophieLunnRockliffe,LecturerinAncientHistory(sophie.lunnrockliffe@kcl.ac.uk) RolandMayer,ProfessorofClassics(roland.mayer@kcl.ac.uk) VictoriaMoul,LecturerinLatinLanguageandLiterature(victoria.moul@kcl.ac.uk) HenrikMouritsen,ProfessorofRomanHistory(henrik.mouritsen@kcl.ac.uk) JohnPearce,LecturerinArchaeology(john.pearce@kcl.ac.uk) IrenePolinskaya,RCUKFellowinGreekHistory(irene.polinskaya@kcl.ac.uk) DominicRathbone,ProfessorofAncientHistory(dominic.rathbone@kcl.ac.uk) MichaelTrapp,ProfessorofGreekLiteratureandThought(michael.trapp@kcl.ac.uk) WillWootton,RCUKFellowinRomanArt(will.wootton@kcl.ac.uk) DepartmentOfficeandStaffPigeonHoles TheDepartmentOfficeisRoomB9.Itisopenduringtermtimefrom10.00a.m.to1.00 p.m.andfrom2.00p.m.to5.30p.m.(5.00p.m.outofterm).TheDepartmentalSecretary will be able to help you with information about most of the Departments routine administrativeprocedures,orreferyoutotherightperson.Theofficekeepscopiesof College regulations. In the corridor outside it there are pigeonholes where you can leave messages for members of staff, and work to be marked; photographs of staff membersandtheircontactdetailscanalsobefoundhere.

SomeKeyAdministrativeRoles,201011 HeadofDepartment:Prof.Mouritsen PostgraduateTaughtTutor&ChairofPARC:DrBowden ChairmanofMAExaminers:Dr.Pearce DepartmentWebsitemanager:MrBroderick PostgraduateAdmissionsTutor:Dr.Bowden

TheDepartment,theSchool&theCollege:PracticalInformation
NoticeBoards&Pigeonholes Although the main source of official information will be your College email, and OneSpace, you should also check the noticeboards whenever you come in, for last minutechangesorextrainformation.Materialrelatingtoundergraduateteaching(and thusalsototheGraduateDiploma)willappearontheboardsoutsideRoomB6;notices for M.A. and research students will appear on the noticeboards in the green corridor leadingtotheDepartment. Incomingmailforstudentsisplacedinthealphabeticallyarrangedpigeonholesoutside RoomB6.PleasecheckyourpigeonholeeverytimeyouareintheDepartment. YourEmail,Address&TelephoneNumber You must notify the Departmental Secretary of both your home and termtime addresses at the beginning of the year. Please ensure that you promptly update your personal details on OneSpace, and inform the Departmental Secretary, if you change your address. These are Departmental and College requirements. Please include a telephone number wherever possible in case we need to contact you urgently. Bear in mind that we will use your KCL email account as our main way of contacting you; please therefore check it regularly, even if you continue to use other accounts you alreadyhave. Wedonotnormallydisclosestudentsaddressesandtelephonenumberstoanybody else(includingrelativesandfellowstudents)withouttheirspecificpermissiontodoso. GraduateStaffStudentLiaisonCommittee The purposes of the committee are: (a) to provide a forum for critical comment by students on all aspects of their learning experiences within the Department; (b) to provide a regular channel for communication of views and information between studentsandacademicstaff.Itmeetsoncepersemester,chairedbytheChairofPARC, andhasonitrepresentativesofbothtaughtpostgraduatestudents(onerepresentative fortheGraduateDiplomainClassicalStudiesandoneeachfortheMastersofAncient History, Classical Art & Archaeology and Classics), and research students (one representativeforeachyears13ofstudy).Theminutesofeachmeetingarepostedon theDepartmentalnoticeboard. Students wishing to have matters raised at a meeting of the committee should contact their year/course representative in advance of the meeting. Names of current representativeswillbepostedonthenoticeboard. The duties of student representatives are not onerous, and it will be particularly appreciatedifvolunteerscancomeforwardby8October2010fromeachofthegroups toberepresented. 6

 SchoolofArts&Humanities AswellasbeingamemberoftheDepartment,youareamemberoftheSchoolofArts& Humanities. The School produces a student handbook, which can be found here: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/contact/schooloffice/handbook.html YoucanfindoutmoreabouttheSchoolfromtheirwebpages: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/grad/current/. Assessment&RecordsCentre(ARC) ThisistheadministrativerecordcentrefortheStrandCampus,wherethebasicrecords ofyouradmissiontothecollege,yourenrolmentandyouracademicprogressarekept. Your Department will also have its own, more detailed records about the daytoday aspectsofyourstudies. TheCompass The Compass has been created to support students with all enquiries related to their living experience. You can find out more about what they offer by visiting their webpages: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/structure/admin/facser/centre/. TheSchoolHandbook,seeabove,willalsogivefurtherinformation.

WelfareandAssistance
Your first point of reference for advice within the Department, for Graduate Diploma and MA students, is the Postgraduate Taught Tutor; research students should consult withtheirsupervisorinthefirstinstance.Inevitably,problemswillsometimesarisethat a Tutor is not qualified to deal with. For further information and help, visit The Compass,butalsoseetheStudentServiceswebpages: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/structure/admin/acareg/studentservices/index.html. Illness&injuries ThereisaFirstAidboxintheDepartmentalOfficeforminorinjuries.Ifsomeonenear you appears to be taken ill or suffers an accident, contact the nearest member of staff (academicoradministrative)rightaway.

GeneralGuidelines&CollegeRegulations
TheregulationsgoverningyourattendanceatKingsCollegeandtheoperationofyour degree programme are contained in two further handbooks: Academic Regulations & 7

Regulations Concerning Students and Regulations for Programmes of Study, both updated annually in September. These can be consulted on the Colleges webpages at http://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/governance/regulations/acregs.html. In addition, every student should check the Colleges Regulations Concerning Students at http://www.kcl.ac.uk/about/governance/regulations/students.html.

ResourcesforStudyatKings&inLondon
LibraryandITservicesatKCL Information Services & Systems (ISS) provides an integrated archive, library and IT servicetoallKingsCollegeLondonstaffandstudents. Subject information specialists from the ISS Research & Learning Liaison team are available to offer advice on a wide range of issues. Please contact your designated informationspecialist,GraemeLockheartgraeme.lockheart@kcl.ac.uk,ifyouhaveany problemsorsuggestionsforserviceimprovements,orifyouwanttorecommendbooks, journalsandotherinformationresources. TheISSwebsite www.kcl.ac.uk/iss The website provides useful information about ISS services. The site links to all of the resources highlighted in this handbook, most of which can be accessed from home as wellasCollege. AccessKingsglobaldesktop(AKGD) ISS have recently introduced a remote PC desktop environment for students. It looks and operates like a normal Windows desktop; however, software applications and file stores are hosted on remote servers, rather than individual PCs, and delivered online. You will be able to access your file store, email, standard applications and specialist departmentalsoftwareremotely24/7.YouwillbeabletoaccessyourworkandKings applications from anywhere whether at home or abroad. There is an online guide to the service at: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/onespace/it/akgd/index.html; you will need to use your email login and password when accessing some webpages from outside the College. MaughanLibrary&InformationServicesCentre Your key home library is the Maughan Library & Information Services Centre at ChanceryLane,whichhousesanextensivehumanitiescollection.Itisatenminutewalk away from the Department at the Strand. Opening hours vary between term time and vacationperiods.TheyaredisplayedinthelibrariesandontheISSwebpages. 8

Youwillneedyourcollegecard(whichisalsoyourlibrarycard)toenteranylibraryand youwontbeabletoborrowwithoutit.Itisforyourusealone;pleasedonotlenditto anyone. Thereareguidedtoursatthebeginningofthesession,mapsoneachfloorandhelpful staffalwaysonhandtoofferadviceandassistance. Helpdeskdetails: MaughanLibrary&InformationServicesCentre02078482430 Enquiryservicescanalsobecontactedbyemail:issenquiry@kcl.ac.uk TheUniversityofLondon TheprincipallibrariesoftheUniversitythatyouwillbelikelytouseare: UniversityofLondonLibrary,SenateHouse,MaletStreet(tel.02076368000/0207580 3480). An excellent general arts and humanities library, useful for comparative or backgroundreading,butwithrelativelylittlespecificallyrelatedtoClassicalstudies. InstituteofClassicalStudies,SenateHouse,MaletStreet(tel.02073239574).Essential forallareasofstudy;hasthebestrangeofclassicalperiodicals. InstituteofHistoricalResearch,SenateHouse,MaletStreet(02076360272). CourtauldInstituteofArt(nextdoortoKingsinSomersetHouse)(02078720220). Warburg Institute, Woburn Square, WC1 (020 7580 9663). Covers all aspects of the classicaltradition. BeyondtheUniversity British Library, 96 Euston Road, NW1. For information phone 020 7412 7000, for admissionphone02074127677). NationalArchives,Kew,Surrey,TW94DU(tel.02088763444). NationalArtLibrary,Victoria&AlbertMuseum,CromwellRoad,SW72RL Weblinkstoeachoftheaboveinstitutionsareavailablefrom: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/classics/current/grad/ma/mastudyres.html. Museums See: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/depts/classics/about/archaeology/museums.html 9

Semesters
Datesofthesemestersforthe20102011academicsessionareasfollows: Firstsemester Monday27SeptemberFriday17December2010 Readingweek:Monday8Friday12November2010 Secondsemester Monday10JanuaryFriday1April2011 Readingweek:Monday14Friday18February2011 Third(examination)semester Tuesday26AprilFriday3June2011 ExaminationsbeginMonday9May(tobeconfirmed)

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Researchdegrees(MPhil&PhD)
As a research student, you will not normally be expected to attend classes. You must, however,beavailableforregularmeetingswithyourprimarysupervisor,andactively participate in the fortnightly departmental research seminar. You should also make a point of attending at least one of the series of research seminars which run at the institute of Classical Studies (Greek Literature, Latin Literature, Classical Archaeology, Ancient History, Graduate WorkinProgress); further details of these are provided below. The Colleges Graduate School has useful information on its webpages: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/graduate/school/. In particular it produces a series of documents designed to clarify the Colleges expectationsofyou,andwhatyoushouldexpectfromtheCollege.TheHandbookfor Supervisors is particularly helpful for graduate research students: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/graduate/school/current/docs.html Inaddition,youshouldconsulttheCurrentGraduateStudentswebpagesoftheSchool ofArts&Humanitiesat:http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/grad/current/. The paragraphs which follow should be read carefully, in conjunction with these two sets of information and regulation document; they lay down those aspects of your programmeofstudywhicharespecifictothisDepartment.Thereisoneacronymwith whichyouneedtobefamiliar:PARCPostgraduateAndResearchCommittee(Chairin 201011:DrHughBowden). 1.Periodofstudy Inpractice,thenormalminimumfulltimeregistrationforanMPhilistwoyears,fora PhDthreeyears(forparttimestudentsgreaterflexibilityisallowed).Duringthatperiod you must be in regular contact with your supervisor. Unless the PARC gives formal approvalinadvance,thisisassumedtomeanthatstudentsarelivingwithinreasonable distance of Kings. Experience has shown that attempts to supervise research students by correspondence or by email has serious disadvantages for the student. We also consideritimportantthatasaresearchstudent,youareasfullyintegratedaspossible into the academic activities of your peers and of staff, i.e. by taking part in seminars, attendingspeciallecturesandevents,etc. TheDepartmentexpectsthatmoststudentswillbereadytosubmitaPhDattheendof threeyearsfulltimestudy(orparttimeequivalent),andthatallfulltimestudentswill do so within four years. If, after the end of three years, your thesis is substantially 11

completebutnotyetreadytobesubmitted,youmay,atthediscretionofPARC,transfer your registration to writing up status. Please note, however, that such transfer is not automatic. 2.Roleofsupervisors&PostgraduateResearchCommittee On arrival in the Department, you will be assigned a primary and a subsidiary supervisor. The primary supervisor (informally: your supervisor) is the person who will be responsible for directing the course of your research and providing detailed feedbackonallstagesofyourwork.Thesubsidiarysupervisorwillnotnecessarilybea specialistinyourareaofthesubject,butwillbeavailabletoyouasapointofcontactif yourprimarysupervisorisawayonleaveorasafirstportofcallifforanyreasonyou findyourselfunableorunwillingtocommunicatewithyourprimarysupervisor. It is an important principle that all decisions affecting your academic progress within the Department are made by at least two members of staff, acting on behalf of the Department,andnotontheresponsibilityofyourprimarysupervisoralone. 3.RoleoftheGraduateStudiesCommittee This is the body within the School of Humanities to which the Departmental PARC is answerable. The Department reports annually to this Committee on the progress of students. 4.Progression Your work is monitored by theDepartments PARC twice a year, normally in January andJune.AttheJunereviewyouwillhaveaninterview(viva)withtheCommitteeso thatwecanassessyourprogress,anddeterminewhetheryouareontarget.Transferof registration from MPhil to PhD is most commonly at the ninemonths review, and transfer to writingup status at the 33months review, if students are not about to completetheirthesis. SubmissiondeadlinesaretheendoftheautumntermfortheJanuaryreview,and1 June for the June review. Vivas are usually scheduled for around 14 June. Normally your two supervisors will have roles in the review process which are intended to correspondroughlytothoseofexternalandinternalexaminer.Thevivaisanimportant part of each review, and is also intended to prepare you for the real viva voce examinationafteryouhavesubmitted. Sincestudentsbegintheirresearchatdifferenttimesoftheyear,thepatternofreviews is variable. Students who have interrupted their studies will need to check with their supervisors to confirm what they need to produce. Parttime students must submit reports every six months (December and June), but will normally have transfer of 12

registration considered at their 21month meeting, and will be expected to submit material equivalent to the second year review at their 45month meeting.For each reviewyoumustsubmitthefollowing: Threemonthreview(forstudentswhostartedinSeptemberorApril) provisionalthesistitle draftabstractofthesis(approx.350words) ashortwrittenreportonyourworksofar Sixmonthreview(forstudentswhostartedinJanuary) provisionalthesistitle draftabstractofthesis(approx.350words) ashortwrittenreportonyourworksofar,includinginformationaboutany coursesyouhavetaken,skillsyouhaveacquiredordeveloped,attendanceat conferences,etc. Ninemonthreview(forstudentswhostartedinSeptemberorApril)or12month review(Januarystart)(Upgrade) StudentswhostartedinSeptemberwillsubmitmaterialforthereviewon1June;studentswho startedinJanuaryorAprilwillsubmitmaterialonthelastdayoftheautumnterm. provisionalthesistitle tableofcontents draftabstractofthesis(approx.350words) achapterorportionofthethesis,between8,000and10,000wordsinlength ashortwrittenreportonyourworksinceyourlastreview,includinginformation aboutanycoursesyouhavetaken,skillsyouhaveacquiredordeveloped, attendanceatconferences,etc. viva 15monthreview(Aprilstart) SubmissionofworkinJune revisedthesistitle/abstract,iftherehavebeenanychangesfromtheprevious review ashortwrittenreportonyourworksincethepreviousreview,including informationaboutanycoursesyouhavetaken,skillsyouhaveacquiredor developed,attendanceatconferences,etc. viva 15monthreview(Septemberstart)or21monthreview(Aprilstart) SubmissionofworkinDecember revisedthesistitle/abstract,iftherehavebeenanychangesfromtheprevious review 13

ashortwrittenreportonyourworksincethepreviousreview,including informationaboutanycoursesyouhavetaken,skillsyouhaveacquiredor developed,attendanceatconferences,etc.

18monthreview(Januarystart)or21monthreview(Septemberstart)or27month review(Aprilstart)(SecondYearReview) SubmissionofworkinJune revisedtitleandtableofcontents onecompletedandfullydocumentedchapterofthethesis,whichshouldnotbea revisionoftheportionsubmittedinthefirstyear,andshouldnotbethe Introductionorbedevotedprimarilytopresentingdataormethodology ashortwrittenreportonyourworksincethepreviousreview viva 24monthreview(Januarystart)or27monthreview(Septemberstart) SubmissionofworkinDecember revisedthesistitle/abstract,iftherehavebeenanychangesfromtheprevious review ashortwrittenreportonyourworksincethepreviousreview,including informationaboutanycoursesyouhavetaken,skillsyouhaveacquiredor developed,attendanceatconferences,etc. 30monthreview(Januarystart)or33monthreview(September/Aprilstart)(Third YearReview) SubmissionofworkinJune(January/Septemberstart)orDecember(Aprilstart) asmuchofthethesisashasbeenwrittenordrafted ashortwrittenreportonyourworkduringtheyear(asforfirstyearreview) viva 36monthand42monthreviews(Januarystart)or39monthreviewand45month review(September/Aprilstart)(ifstudentshavenotsubmitted) reportonprogresssincelastreview,withaclearindicationofhowtheproject willbecompletedbefore48months. Writingup Upon successfully transferring from registration as a fulltime or parttime student to thatofwritingupstatus(withaccesstolibraryandcomputerfacilities),yourprimary supervisorwillprovidecomments,inwriting,ononefinaldraftofyourthesisandwill be available for consultation and guidance on practical matters regarding your submission,normallybyemail. 14

ResearchCareerRecord: Toassistyouinmonitoringyourprogressduringyourdegreeprogramme,theSchoolof Arts&Humanitieshasproducedaseriesofdownloadabledocuments.Thesewillallow you to record aspects of your training and development as well as progress made on yourthesis.Thesedocumentscanbedownloadedfrom: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/grad/current/resrecord.html 5.Attendanceandabsence If, owing to illness, you are unable to continue your studies for more than a weekyoumustyoumustinformyoursupervisorandlettheDepartmentknow. Yoursupervisorwillinformyouifyouneedtoprovideamedicalcertificate. 6.ReadingWeeks Inbothofthefirsttwotermsoftheyear,undergraduateandMAteachingdividesinto two blocks of five weeks each, with one week in the middle in which no classes are timetabled. During this period it is possible that your supervisor(s) may not be availableforconsultation. 7.Presentationofwork Work you submit for review should normally be produced on a computer/word processor.TrainingandfacilitiesareavailableinInformationServices&Systems(ISS); furtherinformationcanbefoundat: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/onespace/it/training/research/. Theworksubmittedforassessmentmustbepresentedtoahighstandard.Thismeans thatyoushouldpayparticularattentionto: _ spelling,grammar,punctuation,correctformationofsentences _ correctEnglishandanappropriatestyle _ paragraphing,layout,thephysicalappearanceofyourwork _ clearpresentationoffactsandcoherentdevelopmentofanargument. Inaddition,referencestothesourcesyouhaveusedshouldbegiveninfootnotesor endnotes,usingaconsistentstyle,andabibliographyprovided. 8.Plagiarism Forafullerdiscussionofthismatter,pleaserefertotheplagiarismsectioninthe PostgraduateTaughtsectionabove. FurtherdetailsofCollegepolicy,andofpenaltiesthatapplytoplagiarism,aretobe foundontheCollegeswebpages,at http://www.kcl.ac.uk/content/1/c6/04/69/71/Collegestrategy200910.pdf. Please read carefully these guidelines and consult with your tutor or teachers if you haveanyuncertainties. 15

9.Mitigatingcircumstances From time to time circumstances arise which are outside your control and which may prevent you from performing to your potential. Such circumstances might include illness,thedeathofacloserelative,oranaccident.Whensucheventsaffectyourability to conduct research and are likely to prevent submission of work for your progress review,youmayfeelthatyourperformancewillsufferasaresult.Inthefirstinstance seek the advice of your supervisor. Also consult the School of Arts & Humanities StudentHandbook. 10.Theses&examining For further information on the submission and examination of a thesis, please see the GraduateSchoolwebpagesat: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/graduate/school/current/submit.html.

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AtKings: DepartmentalSeminar Classics Departmental Research Seminar Tuesdays 5.15 pm onwards; please check webat: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/classics/events/gradseminar.html LateAntiqueandByzantineStudies During teaching semesters the Kings College LABS Seminar meets on every second Tuesday, beginning on 5th October. Please see: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/schools/humanities/depts/bmgs/news/labs-seminar.html AttheInstituteofClassicalStudies,SenateHouse: http://icls.sas.ac.uk/institute/meetingslist/london_events.html GraduateWorkinProgress These are held on Fridays at 4.30 in room G34, Senate House. AncientPhilosophy Seminars are held fortnightly from Monday 18 October at 4.30 p.m., at the Institute of Classical Studies. Literature Mondaysat4.30p.m.Autumnterm:GreekLiterature;Springterm:LatinLiterature. AncientHistory Thursdays4.306.00inallthreeterms. ClassicalArchaeology Seminars are held throughout the year at 5.00 on Wednesdays at the Institute of Classical Studies in Senate House South Block, G22/26; the first seminar will be held on 10 November. RomanArt Term 2: fortnightly on Mondays at 5.30 pm in the Royal Holloway Bedford Square Annex, first meeting January 17, 2011

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