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The CFP for the American Society of Papyrologists’ panel is already posted. Abstracts are welcome!
classicalstudies.org/annual-…
For the 2026 Annual Meeting, calls for abstracts from Affiliated Groups and for organizer-refereed panels will be posted throughout the fall and winter. The 2026 Meeting will take place in San Francisco, CA, on January 7–10, 2026. classicalstudies.org/annual-…
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I’m heading out of town today on a lecture tour of eastern Ontario and Quebec, sponsored by the @cac_scec. 5 days, 8 institutions, 1600+ km, discussing topics in (you guessed it!) papyrology.
First stop is @TrentUniversity in scenic Peterborough. Caught up with a colleague and three charming students over supper last night before this morning’s lecture.
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Wired: me, getting up at 4:15 to team-teach a seminar on Iliad Papyri with wonderful colleagues in Basel, Paris, and Lausanne 😃
Tired: me, the rest of the day after a 4:15 wakeup 🥱
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I learned a great deal from my weekend reading, but also chuckled from time to time at @papyrologyatman's wit, including this gem: "I was so immersed in my acting that I forgot I was not in a James Bond but rather an Austin Powers movie." Brava!
Well, there goes my weekend… Thanks, @papyrologyatman
R. Campbell Thompson's biography of E.A. Wallis Budge in the obit he published in JEA 21 (1935: 68–70) almost makes it sound like the pursuit of near eastern studies is a form of demonic possession.

ALT Paragraph excerpted from Campbell Thompson's obituary of Wallis Budge, which begins 'He came of forebears who had served the East India Company in India and Basrah, so that that lodestone of the Near East which has drawn so many Englishmen away from decent classical studies could influence him easily.'
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Big day for this DH-neophyte: off to Victoria for a week of XPath and XQuery boot camp #DHSI24
Happening this weekend @UMArtsFaculty: North American Papyrology Seminar (NAPS III), sponsored by @amsocpap.
Workshopping editions-in-progress and basking in the amicitia papyrologorum.
This doodle (of a chicken?) on a magical papyrus made me smile today.
From PSI 15 1496: psi-online.it/documents/psi;…
P.Oxy. 14 1767 is up for auction. Previously sold at a December 2010 Sotheby’s auction of mss.
Maybe it will be rescued and returned to an institutional home?
click.e.invaluable.com/?qs=5…
I'm a bit late to the party, but wanted to add some perspective on why there's so much yet to do
Ancient scrolls are being ‘read’ by machine learning — with human knowledge to detect language and make sense of them theconversation.com/ancient-…
🧵 I'm teaching G&R myth (😍), and to illustrate a) variation in myth; and b) the value of generative AI in matters requiring close reading, I asked students to read Callim. Hymn 1 (1–54); answer 6 basic questions; pose the same qs to ChatGPT; reflect on the differences (1/5)
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This is a wonderful award in honor of a prestigious scholar. Apply!
The 2024 Ludwig Koenen Fellowship is open to graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and untenured faculty, including contingent faculty, who are seeking training in or to conduct research in papyrology. Apply by April 22, 2024! classicalstudies.org/awards-…
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ἰὼ πατρῷον οὖδας ἀρχαίων ἐπῶν,
χαρᾷ σε φέγγει τῷδ᾽ ἀφικόμην φίλον
πολλῶν ῥαγεισῶν ἐλπίδων μιᾶς τυχών.
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