Sun 18 Apr 2010
I just noticed that this blog is soon going to pass the 250,000 visitor mark. I’m glad that the site is still being used.
My new book
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- Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean houses my podcast, websites, blog, and publications, providing an entryway into social and religious life among Greeks, Romans, Jews, Christians, and others in the Roman empire.
- Philip A. Harland
Associate Professor, York University, Toronto.
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Some blogs I browse
- Apocryphicity (Tony Burke)
- Archaeology of Iconoclasm (Troels Myrup Kristensen)
- Busy Body (Loren Rosson)
- CLEWS (Laura James)
- Cliopatria (at the History News Network)
- Current Epigraphy
- Earliest Christian History (James Crossley)
- Early Modern Notes (Sharon Howard)
- Exploring Our Matrix (James McGrath)
- Forbidden Gospels (April DeConick)
- Gypsy Scholar (Horace Jeffery Hodges)
- Hypotyposeis (Stephen Carlson)
- Mark Goodacre’s Blog
- Memorabilia Antonina (Tony Keen)
- Paleojudaica (Jim Davila)
- PhDiva (Dorothy King)
- Phil’s Vinyl Addiction
- Philo and the NT (Torrey Seland)
- Rhine River ( Nathanael D. Robinson)
- Rogue Classicism (David Meadows)
- Savage Minds: Notes and Queries in Anthropology
- Stoa Consortium
- The Little Professor (Miriam Elizabeth Burstein)