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01:40 Why study Classics? Why study Classics?	Why study Classics? Classics is a multidisciplinary subject, including all aspects of the Greek and Roman civilisations: language, literature and thought; political, social, economic and cultural history; art history… classics ancient history roman empire roman history greek history classical studies byzantine studies latin From Michael O'Reilly 0 likes 11 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Retain Source File Yes
49:48 The edicts of the praetors law, politics and… The edicts of the praetors law, politics and revolution in ancient Rome - Lisa Pilar Eberle	The edicts of the praetors law, politics and revolution in ancient Rome - Lisa Pilar Eberle The University of St Andrews Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research and the Edinburgh Roman Law Group present a joint seminar on 'The edicts of the praetors: law, politics and revolution… legal history centre for legal history roman law edict provisions cicero law evidence provision rome bce edicts question argument composition idea handout expertise fact tax province context claim From Iain Mcgee 0 likes 25 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created October 28th, 2021
02:15 Archaeology option courses 2021 Archaeology option courses 2021	Archaeology option courses 2021 Listen to Head of Archaeology Dr Manuel Fernández-Götz as he introduces you to the Archaeology options courses available in 2021. archaeology school of history classics and archaeology courses lectures semester europe methods past journey roman gates etruscans populations environment applications stonehenge tempers sites heritage greece egypt From Michael O'Reilly 0 likes 61 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
02:14 HCA - Archaeology 1A and 1B option courses 2020 HCA - Archaeology 1A and 1B option courses 2020	HCA - Archaeology 1A and 1B option courses 2020 Listen to Head of Archaeology Dr Manuel Fernández-Götz as he introduces you to the Archaeology options courses available in 2020. Archaeology 1A (ARCA08004) - Semester 1 - for more… archaeology school of history classics and archaeology option courses archaeology 1a archaeology 1b semester 1 semester 2 courses lectures 1b 1a semester methods past journey roman gates etruscans populations environment applications archeology stonehenge martha temples sites From Michael O'Reilly 1 likes 40 plays 0 Publisher University of Edinburgh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 25th, 2020
04:39 HCA - Classics option courses 2020 HCA - Classics option courses 2020	HCA - Classics option courses 2020 Listen to Head of Classics Dr Lucy Grig as she introduces you to the Classics options courses available in 2020. Greek World 1a - semester 1 - contact Dr David Lewis for more information -… classics option courses courses roman world greek world ancient history 20 credits clge08001 clge08002 clge08003 clge08004 1a tutorials lectures greek monument literature art history depth sources cross range athens questions knowledge students areas study From Michael O'Reilly 0 likes 76 plays 0 Publisher University of Edinburgh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 24th, 2020
02:21 Promotional Clip for Civil Law Ordinary LAWS 08104 Promotional Clip for Civil Law Ordinary LAWS 08104	Promotional Clip for Civil Law Ordinary LAWS 08104 Promotional Clip for Course Fair. optional courses roman law From Paul Du Plessis 0 likes 28 plays 0 Course Code LAWS 08104 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 15th, 2020
49:29 Prof. Andrew Erskine - Roman Power, Greek Reaction Prof. Andrew Erskine - Roman Power, Greek Reaction	Prof. Andrew Erskine - Roman Power, Greek Reaction Andrew Erskine, Professor of Ancient History, delivered his inaugural lecture entitled "Roman power, Greek reaction". At the beginning of second century BC, Rome announced that it had… inaugural lecture hca greek and roman history ancient history andrew erskine history romans rome greeks barbarians death east century camp greece custom things cities punishment power army rooms behaviour college greek From Rose Day 0 likes 58 plays Publisher The University of Edinburgh Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 15th, 2011
01:15:43 Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Fergus Linehan Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Fergus Linehan	Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Fergus Linehan Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series Fergus Linehan star system artistic decision u.k. intellectual guiding force royal opera house casual word arts today festival director theatrical professions opera house community speaker 2 speaker 1 young people andrew carnegie wonderful lecture statements cultural policy international relations caption complete long time social media powerful people compassionate animal low art paris opera truth arts editor paris opera ballet real problem oral communication social classes entertainment roman empire short piece decision theory stars flip side public space public funding concert hall audience member intelligent creative french flag verifiable facts founding principles popular music mass media theatre soft power daniel kitson venezuelan government big issue international festival construction carnegie effects foreign policy power structures catholic church stage management artistic director cultural infrastructure incredibly strong festival program paris culture income stream power lie educational psychology big question ruling class space arts institutions theatrical management stagecraft academia irish times real estate western europe sociology of culture popular culture From Lesley Middlemass 0 likes 30 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:12:34 Dr Shashi Tharoor - Looking Back at the British… Dr Shashi Tharoor - Looking Back at the British Raj in India	Dr Shashi Tharoor - Looking Back at the British Raj in India Dr Shashi Tharoor - Looking Back at the British Raj in India political science terms high seas politics of india inglorious empire single bullet german advance powerful force protest tactics woven fabrics british empire mid 19th century g.d.p. people died finance east india industrial revolution prime minister british india great big effects english-language culture religious grounds global g.d.p. weekly magazines 18th century indian taxpayers basic financial concepts force indian railways religion and politics ship building early modern period so-called mutiny textile industry empires colonialism private profit religion printing india today large numbers british raj animal hair products indian history roman empire public finance british government high quality britain today great deal indian muslims india company public opinion indian ship british rule u.k. british culture spinning british officials colonial history civil disobedience 200 years discrimination richest country talk today cardiology taxation english-language journals humble question nonviolence languages of india single worst atrocity literary criticism serve british indian rulers free press non-departmental public bodies of the united kingdom government imperialism politics caption complete british colonialism british policy principles applied public risk war effort defunct companies of the united kingdom communications and marketing people killed literature indian national congress oxford union 2nd millennium united nations studied english literature english language d.v.d. literary theory british royal family hunger strike late 18th century limited number From Lesley Middlemass 2 likes 272 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:17:12 Prof Walter Scheidel - Slavery and Forced Labor… Prof Walter Scheidel - Slavery and Forced Labor in Early China and the Roman World (3 June 2013)	Prof Walter Scheidel - Slavery and Forced Labor in Early China and the Roman World (3 June 2013) A recording of a lecture given on Monday 3 June 2013 in the Teviot Lecture Theatre of the Old Medical School. In an abstract from a recent paper on a similar theme, Professor Scheidel said:“The… slavery china roman world labour slaves kind things slave empire history wealth government rome period sources thing market lots evidence han fact From Ian Chard 0 likes 63 plays Publisher School of History, Classics and Archaeology Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English
10:56 Student Services Fair Student Services Fair	Student Services Fair We hope that all of our students feel right at home with us here at Edinburgh. But if you ever need any personal or academic support during your studies then there are a number of student services… workshops facilities wide range rooms new students linguistics spirituality presentation paper products political terminology appointment effects skills university political philosophy constitutional law sociology of culture student services recruitment english-language-teaching institutes employment investment scholarships psychology international email business marketing post-graduate ecclesiastical titles topology language educational stages experience religious terminology roman catholic church organisation standard unix programs u.k. university. presence administer floors learning personal development macroeconomics service support defendant website philosophical terminology sociology index postgraduate immigration extracurricular information commerce students assessment library science youth uk. economic anthropology sorting algorithms architectural elements higher education activities internet slang telephony engineering counseling education caption complete documents provide discussion graduate application universities and colleges structural system types of organization visa student business law educational psychology academic academia From Jennifer Murray 0 likes 144 plays Publisher Kristin Sargeant Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created September 13th, 2016
01:17 Martin Crapper: Ancient Water Systems Martin Crapper: Ancient Water Systems	Martin Crapper: Ancient Water Systems In this video Martin describes how his research is applying modern engineering to understand the Roman water supply for Constantinople, from its sources in the Thracian forests, through the… agent based modelling resevoirs aqueducts archaeological roman engineering ancient water systems water systems engineering civilandenvironmentalengineering school of engineering From Billy Rosendale 0 likes 83 plays 0 Publisher School of Engineering Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 21st, 2015

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