George LongleyFeb 25, 20211 minNot so modern?Introduction This section will explore how the ancients made significant advances in their knowledge of the natural world, astronomy, the...
George LongleyFeb 21, 202114 min#Friends, Romans, CountrymanWHAT WOULD THE ROMANS HAVE MADE OF SOCIAL MEDIA? ‘Write the Facebook page of (insert famous ancient figure)’ as a revision activity has...
George LongleyFeb 19, 20214 minUs Then: Intro and Chapter 1Intro: The Classical Mirror All languages open up new worlds, new peoples, and new ideas, illuminating the awe-inspiring diversity of the...
George LongleyFeb 19, 20212 minWordy Weekly IVOne Latin, one Greek again this week. We start with buckle. i) BUCKLE – this word’s linguistic journey from Latin is an interesting...
George LongleyFeb 18, 20213 minFind out More!What is Classics? History It is probably the Greeks and Romans that first comes to mind when one hears the term Ancient History. They are...
George LongleyFeb 12, 20211 minWordy Weekly IIITwo for the price of 1 today! i) Anhydrous - containing no water. The term comes from Greek, as do a lot of our science terms in English....
George LongleyFeb 5, 20212 minWordy Weekly II(Picture taken in the gorgeous National Archaeological Museum in Athens - do go! Visit the beautiful website at:...
George LongleyJan 30, 20211 minWordy Weekly 1 Salvete, omnes! Here is the first entry in the Wordy Weekly section of the blog. Today, we begin with a hybrid word, which is half Latin,...
George LongleyJan 28, 20214 minWhy Study ClassicsAlthough rather embarrassing to admit now, the story of Jason and the Argonauts, played out on screen amidst the monsters of the great...