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Michael C Scott Welcome!

I am currently the Moses and Mary Finley Research Fellow at Darwin College, Cambridge. My research focuses on the ancient history and archaeology of the Greek and Roman worlds.

Use the links on this page to find out more about my academic and popular history projects, read my CV, review my news archive and get in touch.

LATEST NEWS:

Books

From Democrats to KingsDemocrats to Kings: to be published October 2009
I have agreed a contract with Icon publishers to write a popular history book about events in the Greek world during the 4th century BC, from the fall of Athenian democracy to the rise of Alexander the                            Great.....read more

Buy it Now on AmazonBuy it now on Amazon


Facebook Group From Democrats to KingsJoin the Facebook group for From Democrats to Kings - hear the latest in                            the run up to the launch                            and beyond!

Delphi and Olympia

I have just signed a contract with Cambridge University Press to publish a stand alone monograph entitled ‘Delphi and Olympia: the spatial politics of panhellenism in the archaic and classical periods.’ The book is based on my PhD research and will be published in early 2010.

Risk

2010 Risk - Lecture SeriesIn January-March 2010, I am co-organising the annual Darwin College Lecture Series on the theme of ‘Risk’ to be held in Cambridge. Specialists from fields as diverse as astro-physics, neuro-science, criminology, ancient history..read more

The Real and the Imaginary

In July 2009, I am co-organising with Prof Robin Osborne and Dr Julia Kindt a conference on Greek religion held in honour of Richard Gordon and his celebrated article.....read more

TV & Media

Take a look at my show reel here
I have recently appeared as an on-screen historical consultant for the History channel......read more



Double Colonade at Aphia, Aegean
Delphi - a 3D reconstruction of how it might have looked
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