Projects
Classics, Ancient History, Archaeology and Egyptology is home to a number of externally-funded projects advancing our discipline.
Some are based wholly in Manchester, some are collaborative ventures with colleagues based in other universities or organisations. The department is also closely involved with The University's John Rylands Research Institute and in particular its project on the world-renowned Rylands Papryi.
The Syriac Galen Palimpsest
This study aims to open a new perspective on the appropriation of Greek medicine in the Semitic culture.
Ancient Letter Collections
Establishing how many collections of Greco-Roman letters exist, and how they are ordered.
Attic Inscriptions in UK collections
New interpretations of how funerary monuments might be re-used in antiquity.
The Tell Nabasha Survey Project
The Tell Nabasha Survey Project investigates the archaeological remains of the ancient site of Imet in the Northeastern Nile Delta.
Third and Fourth Millennia BC Ireland and Britain: A History of Major Social Change Explored
Investigating chronological developments in the Later Neolithic and Earliest Bronze Age of Britain and Ireland, making use of recent developments in radiocarbon dating.
Grave Goods
The project focuses on material culture in graves and other formal mortuary contexts in Neolithic, Bronze Age and Iron Age Britain, c. 4000 BC to AD 50.