Travels in Spain; In Archaeology: Ancient Peruvian Sports & Babylonian Trigonometry
Spanish travels, In archaeology: Ancient Peruvian ritual sport & Babylonian trigonometry bumps Greek Hipparchus
Author Showcase Saturday June 1, In Archaeology: Viking Ships & Anglo-Saxon Princely Burial
Judith Starkston appearance at Author Showcase June 1. In Archaeology: Viking ships and Anglo-Saxon Princely Burial
KJZZ StoryFest June 1, In Archaeology: Roman Game Board & Egyptian Temple Economics
Join me at the KJZZ Arizona StoryFest June 1. In Archaeology: Roman Game Board at Vindolanda & Digital Papyrus Project DimeData
“Ancient Rites & Sexy Flowers,” In Archaeology: Parthenon Reconstruction & the Sphinx Room in Nero’s Domus Aurea
An interview with Judith Starkston “Ancient Rites and Sexy Flowers.” In archaeology, Reconstructing the Parthenon’s cella and a new room from Nero’s Golden Palace
The Games & Writers Show, In Archaeology, Newly Discovered Egyptian Tomb & Ancient Greek Pets
Interview on Craig Hart’s The Games and Writers Show, In Archaeology, Old Kingdom tomb discovery in Egypt, Ancient Greek pets
Never-ending Editing; Another Woman’s Iliad, In Archaeology, a Cycladic temple to rival Knossos
Endless Editing. The Iliad as a Women’s War. Bronze Age Cycladic architecture on Keros
Writing the Opening Sentence; In Archaeology, Origins of Early Religions & Nero’s Palace Opens
Writing a novel’s opening sentences. In archaeology, Nero’s Palace opens & examining whether society or religion came first
Writing Magic and the Alchemy of Characters who Become Real; In Archaeology: Ancient Map of Nippur & Bronze Age Human Sacrifice
Writing magic–literally and figuratively. In Archaeology, ancient map of Nippur and Bronze Age human sacrifices in Oxfordshire
LepreCon 45, In Archaeology: Oldest Bronze Age Shipwreck & Underwater Archaeology Museum
Join me at LepreCon 45 April 18-21 in Phoenix for panels with fantasy authors & more Con fun. Archaeology underwater, oldest Bronze Age shipwreck
Writing Transcendence and Griffins, In Archaeology: Mesopotamian Laundry, Death of Alex the Great, Pompeii’s Survivors
Writing transformative scenes and mythological griffins. In Archaeology, a cuneiform argument about Mesopotamian laundry, a theory about Alexander the Great’s death, and tracking down the survivors of Pompeii