"A city that never sleeps: the nocturnal streets of ancient Rome": A free public talk at the Teece Museum
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Teece Museum of Classical Antiquities
UC Arts City 3 Hereford St Christchurch, 8013 New ZealandDescription
Presented by: Dr Gary Morrison
The streets of ancient Rome would not have been quiet after dark.
By popular demand, Dr Gary Morrison of the UC Classics Department will revisit his discussion of the night time activities of the ancient Romans.
The content of this talk has been revised to be a little more 'street walking' and a little less 'sleep walking'. As a result this talk will be for adults only. Entry is free but registration will be required.
Join us on Thursday 21 September 2017 at the Teece Museum in Christchurch CBD.
More information
Terri Elder
Co-Curator, Teece Museum / Logie Collection
Phone: +64 3 3695025 ext 95025
Email: terri.elder@canterbury.ac.nz
Website: www.arts.canterbury.ac.nz/logie/
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