This tag: Ancient Rome
This topic was day three of a five part introduction to the European Galleries of the British Museum run at the City Lit and the Museum on 26 July 2013. I hope to re-run the course in summer 2014. We explored the mystery of Lindow man in the context of British history in the period… Read more »
This tag: Ancient Rome
HOW THE ENLIGHTENMENT CHANGED THE INTERPRETATION OF THE PAST This topic was planned as day five of a five part introduction to the European Galleries of the British Museum run at the City Lit and the Museum on 31 July 2013. Sadly, it was cancelled at the last minute but I hope to re-run the… Read more »
- Posted on: September 22, 2013
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- Also tagged Ancient Greece, Ancient History, Anglo-Saxons, British Kings and Queens, British Museum, Enlightenment, European History, Mediaeval history, Women's history
This tag: Ancient Rome
The Eighteenth Century Enlightenment, exemplified by the British Museum Enlightenment Gallery, altered our interpretations of the past. In the morning we offer an overview of this movement and in the afternoon we study key artefacts in the museum including the critically important Rosetta Stone. The museum was founded in 1753 so is part of Modern… Read more »
- Posted on: July 31, 2013
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- Also tagged Ancient Greece, Ancient History, Anglo-Saxons, British Kings and Queens, British Museum, Enlightenment, Etruscans, European History, Mediaeval history, Women's history