Alejandro Quintero
,@alejandroquintero2023
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A group for the philology (including epigraphy, papyrology, and text criticism) and linguistics of Ancient Greek, Latin, and related languages.
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For scholars interested in the study of historians and historiography in the Ancient World
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This group is dedicated to sharing scholarship and teaching materials on women in the ancient world–Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Near Eastern, Chinese, Indian, etc.
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A group for research in Ancient Philosophy, from the Pre-Socratics to Late Antiquity
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Scholars working on languages, history and archaeology of Mesopotamia and surrounding regions
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History and culture of the Hittites (including both textual and archaeological evidence).
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A group dedicated to the study of second century Christianity including the Apostolic Fathers.
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A group for those interested in the eastern Mediterranean Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age
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For all those interested in biblical archaeology.
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A site for those engaged in both the theory and practice of textual criticism of the Hebrew Bible.
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For all those interested in Egyptology.
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For sharing research on South Asian classical and medieval texts, epigraphy, iconography, and archeology as sources for understanding the history of the region. (This group to bring together HC users who work in […]
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A group dedicated to the study of runes and runic inscriptions.
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All subjects related to the study of the Phoenician Culture including Archaeology, History, Philology, and sub-fields
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This group intends to gather scholars of Gnosticism, to confront the definition, the origins, the development of this phenomenon
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Archaeology of ancient pre-Roman Italy
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A space for the discussion of the life, works, and influence of British author and academic J.R.R. Tolkien.
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The group for studies on theory and practice of alchemy through the ages
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The emergence of commercial scale, cross-cultural trade at the start of the Bronze Age required a common language to enable that trade. What gradually emerged was an alphabetic form of Akkadian inspired by the […]