• Did the classical world know of vampires? 

  Ogden, D (Penn State University Press, 2022)

  Did the Classical world know of vampires? No. This piece asks instead what phenomenon of the Classical world most closely anticipates the modern conceptualisation of the vampire — a conceptualisation extracted from the ...

• Budget Travel in the Mediterranean: A Methodology for Reconstructing Ancient Journeys through Least Cost Networks 

  Carroll, F; Carroll, E (Ubiquity Press, 31 March 2022)

  Least cost paths have been used extensively in the archaeological study of ancient routeways. In this paper the principal interest is less in tracing detailed paths than in modelling long-distance travel through an extensive ...

• Seleucus and the typology of Heracles 

  Ogden, D (De Gruyter, 19 January 2022)

  This paper reviews the typological role of the figure of Heracles in the Seleucus tradition. We will look at: (1) the myth of Heracles’ siring as a typological anticipation of the myth of Seleucus’ siring; (2) the Labours ...

• The serpent sire of Alexander the Great: a palinode 

  Ogden, D (De Gruyter, 19 January 2022)

• Re-Thinking the Ancient Economy, Once Again 

  Morley, N (Franz Steiner Verlag, 28 February 2022)

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