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Ulysse Cornélius
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Histoire antique (étudiant en M2- Paris-Nanterre), voiles et voiliers, science-fiction, astronomie, architecture
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Une villa gallo-romaine à Auxerre. #Archéologie
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Capsules vidéo sur l'archéologie. Découverte : Une villa gallo-romaine à Auxerre | Inrap
Capsules vidéo, Reportages d’actualité. Le site, connu depuis le XIXᵉ siècle mais réellement fouillé à partir de 1966, a révélé une vaste villa gallo-romaine occupée du Ier au IVᵉ siècle, appartenant ...
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November 4, 2025 at 4:39 PM
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Romain Grancher mène une enquête sur l’univers des marins et des armateurs en Normandie au XVIIIe siècle dans "La Mer en commun" (@edisorbonne.bsky.social), un livre dense mais au style alerte.
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Le monde disparu des « gens de mer »
Une enquête sur l’univers des marins et des armateurs en Normandie au XVIIIe siècle.
www.lhistoire.fr
November 7, 2025 at 7:18 AM
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À Amiens (Somme), une fouille de l'Inrap a permis de mettre au jour des silex taillés du Paléolithique moyen, témoignant de la présence de Néandertal.

👉En savoir plus : www.inrap.fr/des-traces-d...
November 3, 2025 at 4:25 PM
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Un ouvrage à la fois clair, riche et remarquablement illustré qui rendra sans doute de grands services aux agrégatifs.
October 23, 2025 at 7:59 PM
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Michel Reddé - La Gaule devant César

Ce que révèle l'archéologie

À paraître en octobre aux Belles Lettres
September 4, 2025 at 4:54 PM
ulyssecornelius.bsky.social
Aux très grands Hommes, la patrie éternellement reconnaissante ! #pantheon #badinter
October 9, 2025 at 7:43 PM
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On espère que vous êtes auprès de votre radio pour écouter l'histoire de cette femme exceptionnelle ! 🐒
sciencecqfd.bsky.social La Science, CQFD @sciencecqfd.bsky.social · Oct 9
#BreakingNews Changement de programme chez CQFD ! 🙈
Cet après-midi nous vous proposons de réécouter notre grand entretien avec la primatologue #JaneGoodall, décédée il y a une semaine tinyurl.com/2j3dpg5t
C'est notre hommage sonore à cette femme qui a bouleversé notre rapport au monde animal
Jane Goodall, un singe peut en cacher un autre
Les travaux de la primatologue Jane Goodall ont bouleversé les sciences de la nature, non seulement en ce qui concerne nos connaissances sur les animaux et notre rapport à eux, mais elles ont aussi pe...
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October 9, 2025 at 2:31 PM
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The New York Classical Club would like to invite classics enthusiasts to their (free) Fall 2025 Lecture, featuring:

Dr. Samuel Holzman, Princeton University
The Colors of Ancient Greek Architecture

#AncientBluesky #ClassicsBluesky #BlueskyClassics
Flyer for the New York Classical Club Annual Fall Lecture 2025. Title reads “The Colors of Ancient Greek Architecture.” Central image shows a drawing of an Ionic column capital with remnants of painted decoration in red and orange geometric and floral patterns. Speaker listed as Samuel Holzman, Princeton University. Event details: Saturday, October 4, 2025, from 3–5 pm at Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus, Lowenstein Building South Lounge. Includes a QR code on the lower left and the New York Classical Club logo on the lower right. Background is black with decorative gold geometric rays. Flyer back with a headshot of Dr. Samuel Holzman, a man with curly brown hair and beard, wearing a blue checkered suit, white shirt, and tie, posed against a leafy green background. Text identifies him as Assistant Professor of Art and Archaeology at Princeton University, affiliated with the Stanley J. Seeger ’52 Center for Hellenic Studies and Director of the Program in Archaeology. Abstract of the lecture describes color as an integral feature of ancient Greek temples, noting evidence from pigments and receipts, and discusses how architects used color with carved design. Also advertises Dr. Holzman’s new book Retrospective Columns: Ionic Capitals and Perceptions of the Past in Greek Architecture, released October 7, with QR code for more info. Bottom caption credits an 1836 Christian Hansen drawing of painted Ionic capital from the Temple of Athena at Sounion (Danish National Art Library).
September 22, 2025 at 6:42 PM
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hmedievaliste.bsky.social
Demain et samedi, le CVUH organise un gros colloque pour ses vingt ans sur le thème "Faire face aux instrumentalisations de l’histoire".
Il pourra être visionné à distance.
+ d'infos ici : cvuh.hypotheses.org/2045
October 2, 2025 at 11:19 AM
ulyssecornelius.bsky.social
Certaines nouvelles nous affectent plus que d’autres. Merci de m’avoir transmis votre passion, merci d’avoir accompagné mes longues heures de transport entre 2007 et 2012. Pensées émues 🏛️
August 26, 2025 at 7:06 PM
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Looks like ancient Chinese astronomers were out there mapping the stars while the rest of us were still trying to figure out fire. The “Star Manual of Master Shi” from 355 BCE might just be the world’s oldest star chart! #AncientAstronomy #ChineseHistory #StarGazing #WayAheadOfTheirTime
Ancient Chinese star chart dated to 2,300 years ago may be the oldest ever, challenging astronomy history
An ancient Chinese star chart (the Star Manual of Master Shi) dated to 355 BCE may be the world's oldest, reshaping astronomical history
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May 19, 2025 at 5:31 PM
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classicsacademy.bsky.social
Book club meets again on Sunday 25th May at 7pm BST (2pm EDT) on Zoom.
We're discussing Invisible Romans by Robert Knapp.
All welcome! I'll send the Zoom link on Saturday. Make sure you're on the mailing list:
Subscribepage.com/hmclassicsacademy
Hope to see you there!
#Ancientbluesky 🏺📚
May 19, 2025 at 1:37 PM
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#AncientBluesky #RomanBritain #Claudius #History

Julius Caesar was apparently partial to the pearls, but why did Claudius invade in AD 43?

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Why Did the Romans Invade Britain?
For someone who was, to a large extent, simply making things up as he went along, Augustus had some very good ideas, especially when it came to empirical tyranny, at which he proved to be a dab hand.
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April 20, 2025 at 4:11 PM
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Roman ships equipped with bronze rams sank dozens of Carthaginian ships during a major naval battle in 241 BCE – now we know how the rams were made
Bronze naval ram from Roman battle recreated using ancient techniques
Roman ships equipped with bronze rams sank dozens of Carthaginian ships during a major naval battle in 241 BCE – now we know how the rams were made
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April 12, 2025 at 11:59 PM
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Airton Pollini vient de publier "Frontières en Grande Grèce. Archéologie et Histoire des représentations" aux éditions du Centre Jean Bérard. Un nouvel outil précieux pour l'étude de l'Italie du sud ! 🏺 #AncientBlueSky
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Couverture du livre, avec une carte de 1734 sur laquelle on voit la côte, une grande plage, et une partie de territoire avec des collines. Paoli, Topographia Paestana. Extrait de Rovine della città di Pesto detta ancora Posidonia, 1734,
April 3, 2025 at 9:09 AM
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For #ReliefWednesday we're admiring a delicate #relief from #Athens, bought in antiquity by a consular collector and used to decorate his gardens, the #HortiLamiani in #Rome. Once covered in bright #polychromy, when this was discovered in the 1880s it had lost all its colour. #ClassicsBluesky 🏺
FUNERARY STELE, 500-490 BCE. CAPITOLINE MUSEUMS This beautiful Greek relief in Thasian marble shows a young woman in full profile facing right, holding a dove in her hand. It is a funerary stele, probably from Athens, and is of the same Ionian school of sculpture as the Ludovisi Throne, though not from the same place. This is archaic Greek sculpture just before it bursts into full classical bloom: the young woman's face is somewhat hieratic, with an eye as seen from the front, not the side, but the folds of her chiton are drawn with exquisite delicacy. A number of original Greek works were found in the same area, suggesting the original collector had a particular interest in this type of art. This comes from the Horti Lamiani in the area of today's piazza Vittorio. They were the creation of the consul L. Aelius Lamia, a friend of Tiberius, and Lamia left the gardens to him. They were richly redeveloped by the emperor Caligula, who used the Horti as his main residence.
April 2, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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For today’s #ReliefWednesday grave stele from 2nd century Rhodes necropolis. Displayed @ Archaeological Museum of Rhodes. More info in alt txt. My 📸

🏺#archaeology #AncientBlueSky
#archeology
#Greece
A 2nd century marble grave stele depicting a young warrior in chlamys (traditional cloak) holding a helmet. He leans against a Doric column. Photo by Robert Emond
April 2, 2025 at 6:16 PM
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Le Conservatoire de Montreuil
YouTube video by Le Nouveau Programme
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April 1, 2025 at 6:44 AM
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view into the #Roman city of #Pompeii, with Vesuvius providing a dramatic backdrop #RomanSiteSaturday #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology AncientBlueSky
March 29, 2025 at 9:46 PM
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courrierinter.bsky.social
[🌍 Courrier Weekend ⏸] ✨"L’homme retrouve dans les étoiles des objets ou des animaux qu’il connaît. Et comme la faune n’est pas la même partout sur Terre, il a pu voir dans les astres, selon la région du globe où il se trouve, un renne ou un chameau, un requin ou une tortue" - Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Dis-moi ce que tu vois dans les étoiles...
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March 29, 2025 at 1:01 PM
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Archaeoethnologica: Circulation in Greek Monuments - Books / A Circulação nos Monumentos Gregos - Livro

+INFO in: archaeoethnologica.blogspot.com/2025/03/a-ci...

#Archaeology #ClassicalArchaeology #architecture #Greece #greeks #monuments #iconography #space #books #openaccess #AncientBlueSky
March 27, 2025 at 11:53 AM
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A 16h @franceculture.fr #SciencesChrono parle des expériences de Michel Siffre. En 1962, le spéléologue vit pendant 2 mois dans un gouffre sous la montagne, coupé du monde et du temps. Comment a-t-il contribué à la compréhension de l'horloge biologique et des rythmes circadiens? tinyurl.com/z2zx37dt
Michel Siffre, un voyageur dans le temps
En 1962, le spéléologue Michel Siffre descend dans un gouffre à 130 mètres de profondeur pour réaliser une expérience d’isolement qui a fait date dans l’histoire de la chronobiologie. Comment cette av...
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March 14, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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For the #IdesofMarch, here's one of the most famous coins to ever be minted: the silver denarius of M. Junius Brutus commemorating the assassination of Julius Caesar. It depicts two daggers, a slave's cap of freedom (pileus), and the inscription EID MAR. 🏺 #ancientbluesky

43-42 CE. #MetMuseum
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The Ides of March denarius, issued by Marcus Junius Brutus, is one of the most famous and historic coins ever minted. It commemorates the assassination of Julius Caesar on March 15, 44 BCE, an event that later inspired many works of art, literature, opera, and film. Caesar had declared himself "perpetual dictator" at the beginning of that year, thereby directly prompting the assassination plot by Brutus and a group of other senators who feared for the survival of the Republic under his tyrannical rule. The reverse of the coin shown here not only bears the inscription naming the day of the murder but also depicts two daggers representing the weapons used to stab Caesar to death, as well as a cap usually worn by slaves who had earned their freedom, symbolizing here the liberation of Rome. Inscription: BRVT IMP L PLAET CEST (Brutus, Imperator, Lucius Plaetorius Cestianus), head of Brutus, EID MAR (Ides of March), pilleus (felt cap), and two daggers. Rome, 43-42 BCE. Met Museum (L.2012.74, (ANS 1001.1.24742 Private collection, on loan to the American Numismatic Society)
March 15, 2025 at 3:08 PM
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Sense of Wonder, l'émission qui revient sur les trésors de l'imaginaire vous présente "Le Temps n'a pas d'odeur" de Gérard Klein (1963).

Il faut redécouvrir ce roman !

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Qui l'a lu ?

#senseofwonder #sciencefiction
Sense of Wonder : Le Temps n'a pas d'odeur de Gérard Klein (1963)
Sense of wonder, c'est l'émission de Laurent Queyssi, Ugo Ballagamba et Jérôme Vincent qui revient sur les grands titres de l'imaginaire, les classiques de la sci
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March 13, 2025 at 8:42 AM
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Elles semblent immuables, figées dans les salles du Louvre. Pourtant, chaque chef-d'œuvre cache une histoire méconnue, faite d’aventures et de mystères.
🎧 Découvrez leurs secrets en 10 épisodes ➡️ l.franceculture.fr/mbv
Titre : Trésors du Louvre : l’histoire méconnue des chefs-d’œuvre Sous-titre : Une collection de 10 podcasts qui révèle l’histoire secrète des trésors du musée.
March 13, 2025 at 12:58 PM