Roman Society Lecture on Pompeii
Alison Cooley will be lecturing about new epigraphic finds at Pompeii on Saturday 29 June as part of the Roman Society's AGM colloquium 'Recent discoveries at Pompeii'
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Alison Cooley will be lecturing about new epigraphic finds at Pompeii on Saturday 29 June as part of the Roman Society's AGM colloquium 'Recent discoveries at Pompeii'
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