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Explorations in Children's Culture and Classical Antiquity

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  1. How Aesop and Jean de la Fontaine help us learn new languages.
    Dec 6, 2025 · original
    Anna-Olimpia Rosenblum has been writing her PhD with me, on a teaching tool she has developed, using animated retellings of Aesop’s fables to help language-learners with vocabulary acquisition. The animation is lovely: a simple retelling, with vocabulary interspersed, which takes learners through well known stories such as La Cigale et la Fourmi (The grasshopper and … Continue reading How Aesop and Jean de la Fontaine help us learn new languages.
  2. Rediscovering Scarab of Ra
    Aug 31, 2025 · original
    A chance conversation at work led me to rediscover an favourite game: Scarab of Ra (1987), written by Rick Holzgrafe, and published by Semicolon Games. Simple but devious, this game takes you into a a labyrinthine pyramid, to seek your fortune as an archaeologist. You start at the top of the pyramid, and work your … Continue reading Rediscovering Scarab of Ra
  3. Uncle Scrooge goes to Atlantis with DuckTales and Little Golden Books.
    Feb 9, 2025 · original
    Last week I dropped into my favourite new Dunedin op-shop, the Re-Store, which is a charity shop operated by Habitat for Humanity. Lovely layout, great stuff, and a rich trove of children’s books, including Muppet Manners (or the Night Gonzo Gave a Party), and We Like Kindergarten. But the one that really caught my classicizing … Continue reading Uncle Scrooge goes to Atlantis with DuckTales and Little Golden Books.
  4. Lego and the Mummy Queen: a visit to the Otago Museum
    Jan 7, 2025 · original
    On a whim this weekend, I visited the Otago Museum to see the travelling Relics: A New World Rises exhibition. The theme of Relics is civilisations old and new: the year is 2530; human civilisation has collapsed, and a new, LEGO, world has arisen, built inside the tattered relics of the past. A piano, an … Continue reading Lego and the Mummy Queen: a visit to the Otago Museum
  5. Jigsaw Odyssey–piece by piece
    Oct 24, 2024 · original
    I’ve recently gone back to jigsaw-land, following a fascination with the world of jigsaw competitions. I have no ambitions to do a 500-piece jigsaw in under 30 minutes. I do, however, enjoy the meditative aspects of piecing together an image, bit by bit, taking time to look at the colours and shapes presented, chatting with … Continue reading Jigsaw Odyssey–piece by piece

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