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"The idea that states, ancient or modern, could exercise complete control over their borders is a myth." Fascinating insights by our Prof. John Serrati in his concluding remarks to a new publication, available here: buff.ly/wyjrqRj #uottawa #ottawa #AncientHistory #AncientBorders #AncientBluesky
Book cover of Territoires multiples: Espaces, définitions, expériences dans le monde grec, VIIe–Ier siècle a.C. (TeMAES I), edited by Stefania De Vido, Arianna Esposito, Airton Pollini, and Clémence Weber-Pallez. The cover features two historical maps of ancient Italy and Greece, alongside a photograph of an archaeological landscape with ruins and olive trees. Published in the NEMESIS series by Ausonius Éditions. Back cover of the same volume, showing institutional logos of supporting universities and research bodies, followed by bilingual abstracts in French and English describing the TeMAES project's interdisciplinary approach to ancient territories. The cover notes the volume is freely available to read and download at una-editions.fr, and carries the Ausonius Éditions and NEMESIS logos.
June 26, 2026 at 11:00 AM
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More than a mountain, Hermon stood at the edge—geographic, political, and spiritual. Ancient texts frame it as a boundary where authority, rebellion, and forbidden knowledge intersected. Borders always matter.
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January 23, 2026 at 1:04 PM