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Tresfjord Musem and Gjermundnes Burial Cairns - Rural Norwegian History and Ancient Monuments: 

Disseminating Research Virtually, 22nd May, 2020:

Walking Ancient and Historic Sites, 18th December, 2019:

UWICHA Conference 2019 reflections, 19th November, 2019:

YouTube videos and Podcasts: 

Myths and Politics: Asopus, Trophonius, and Pan: Local Deities, Genalogies, and Identites (Summary)

Introdution to Myths and Politics Seminar Series

Herodotus Helpline: Thessaly and Phocis: What Xerxes invasion can tell us about the Phocian ethnos in the early fifth century

Stranger Things: Fantasty in Antiquity in Historiography and Reception (Full Panel, Session II)

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