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Posted by natashasheldon on November 5, 2009 at 10:16 AM

Welcome to my blog! Now I finally have the time, hope to keep this relatively up to date with any news about forthcoming projects and new work.

 

At the moment I'm waiting for the birth of my first baby but I'm keeping busy, which involves some heavy front loading of suite101 articles to tide me over the inital baby moon period. Recent articles look at Etruscan history, art and archaeology and the archaeology of Hadrian's Wall

 

In the past,  I've submitted quite a few articles based on archaeological sites I've visited to Suite. If you are interested in Middle Eastern Archaeology and in particlular anything Roman related, look out for my latest pieces on the city of Palmyra. The articles (plus some of my pictures) will be looking at what makes Palmyra such a special and inspiring place to visit. It may look like a Roman city but a closer look at the archaeology shows its residents remained proudly semitic.

 

And if the baby doesn't arrive first, I'm hoping to start a new series of articles on classical myths and the potential inspiration behind them.

 

Finally, I'm hoping to be selling my Roman pamphlets directly from the website very soon. So watch this space.

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3 Comments

Reply janvalphagan@yahoo.com
01:03 PM on November 11, 2009 
Good to see your site, Natasha. All the best... and have you had that baby yet?
Reply janvalphagan@yahoo.com
01:08 PM on November 11, 2009 
Good to see your site, Natasha. All the best... and have you had that baby yet?
Reply tarotforum
01:07 PM on December 08, 2009 
Hello Natasha, Thank you for your interesting freelance articles. I wish you every success in your work and travel. Education had a solid foundation in the study of the classics. Pupils who learned about Roman civilization and Latin gave scholarship a sterling reputation and spread the love of the arts and humanities. Once there wasn't a respectable high school that shunned the classics. By
eliminating the classics from the curriculum, education has lost a vital energy and effectual teaching methods. Please let me know when you need a supporter to help you promote the study of the classics and protect ancient monuments. -- Stephen Contrado, B.A., Th.M. at www.tarotforum.webs.com

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