Introductory forum

Apologies!

Mon, 05 Jan 2026 18:44:26 GMT

by Jack Nicholas.

Hello all,

Apologies, I realise that I did not introduce myself, very rude! I am from Bradford, UK and I am enrolled on the Ancient Religions MA while I work as a Supply Chain Planner in the food manufacturing industry, so a bit of a change. I received my Bsc in Logistics Management but my passion has always been in religion from a young age. I am still undecided in my research but I believe that I am close narrowing it down.

Regards,

Jack

A very late introduction...

Sun, 04 Jan 2026 19:56:04 GMT

by Jordan Kelly-Tams.

Hi everyone,

My name is Jordan — very late introduction from me. I’m studying part-time on the Ancient History MA alongside working full-time as a trainee chartered accountant, and the combination of work and professional exams has meant I’ve been a bit quieter on the forum than intended.

I completed my undergraduate degree in Latin American History at Warwick more years ago than I care to admit and returned to postgraduate study largely out of a long-standing interest in the subject. My main academic interests tend to centre on Roman history, particularly the late Republic, political culture, and questions of interpretation and historiography.

Outside of work and study (when there’s time), I spend most of it out walking with my husky, which has become my main way of switching my brain off after long days. I’m looking forward to reading through others’ posts properly, catching up with some of the discussion, and hopefully bumping into people again on different modules.

All the best,
Jordan

Re: Interpreting Evidence in the Ancient World

Fri, 17 Oct 2025 13:12:42 GMT

by Sahin Kathawala.

Has everyone seen Brandon's message and question on the 29th of September? Please do read it.
It was about the ways we're dealing with written evidence or other types of evidence.

I have been looking at literary texts and reading philosophers' ideas about various
concepts.