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Hadrian's life uncovered in new British Museum exhibition

Think of Roman Emperor Hadrian and the first thing that springs to mind is the wall that bears his name, separating England from the revolting Picts. However, there were many sides to Hadrian, as a new exhibition about his life reveals. As well as being a great leader who strengthened the empire through consolidation and crushed dissent ruthlessly, Hadrian was also a cultured man and the first openly...

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Thorsten Opper gives a guided tour around the British Museum's Hadrian exhibition

Thorsten Opper gives a guided tour around the British Museum's Hadrian exhibition

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Jon Dennis visits the Hadrian exhibition at The Britsh Museum

Thorsten Opper gives a guided tour around the British Museum's exhibition Hadrian: Empire and Conflict

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First Night: Hadrian, British Museum, London fourstar

For many people, the thought of an exhibition full of white marble Roman statues might seem boring. But this promised blockbuster at the British Museum is anything but. It has sex, rebellions, wealth and intrigue, and best of all it has artefacts that have never been seen before.

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First Night: Hadrian, British Museum, London

For many people, the thought of an exhibition full of white marble Roman statues might seem boring. But this promised blockbuster at the British Museum is anything but. It has sex, rebellions, wealth and intrigue, and best of all it has artefacts that have never been seen before.

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Hadrian's life uncovered in new British Museum exhibition

Think of Roman Emperor Hadrian and the first thing that springs to mind is the wall that bears his name, separating England from the revolting Picts.

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Thomas Sutcliffe: Exclusive! Hadrian reveals all!

To say that I thought more than once of Heat magazine and Hello! while walking round the British Museum's new exhibition Hadrian: Empire and Conflict might easily suggest that I think something has gone wrong here. The British Museum is, after all, one of the world's great centres of learning – a place where, to paraphrase Neil MacGregor's opening remarks at the press view, visitors can come to reflect...

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Top 10 links for Romans in Britain

As the British Museum exhibition exploring the life and work of the Emperor Hadrian opens, Damian Noonan presents the top 10 links for Romans in Britain.

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William Blake’s “The Birds”

William Blake, the 18th and 19th century English poet, painter and engraver, is most remembered for his two linked collections of poems, Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience. Of all of Blake’s poems, people are most familiar with the oft-anthologized “The Tyger” from the latter volume, though he wrote many other poems worth reading [...]

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The disputes that surround the Codex Sinaiticus Bible

One may be able to see the Codex Sinaiticus virtually reunited from today. This doesn’t solve the complex four way dispute over its ownership that continues behind the scenes though. The British Museum would do well to remember this case when suggesting that the issue of the Elgin Marbles can be solved by providing the [...]

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Another Good Ur III Book: The Sigrist Festschrift

I found another must-have book for those interested in the Ur III period (all three of us): On Ur III Times: Studies in Honor of Marcel Sigrist edited by Piotr Michalowski Here’s a rundown on the contributions: Franco d’Agostino and Elena Santagati, BM 106145: un nuovo testo da Ummache menziona personale del cantiere navale (m a r -s [...]

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The Hadrian exhibition: a guided tour

Curator Thorsten Opper shows you around the British Museum exhibition devoted to the Roman emperor

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Sinaiticus Online!

This is cool. Codex Sinaiticus, one of the most storied manuscripts of the entire New Testament and one of the earliest and best manuscripts as well, is now online at this site. When I was doing my PhD and our family was down in London, we got to the British Museum and the first thing [...]

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Best Online Museums Featuring Ephemera

One of the wonderful, under-appreciated aspects of the Internet is the emergence of a number of online museums, especially those that showcase ephemera from obscure realms. Some, like the British Museum, are world-famous. But many others are virtually unknown, yet...