“The First Grand Strategists? War and Politics in Ancient Egypt and Iraq” with Garrett Fagan

Co-sponsored by the Clements Center, Thomas Jefferson Society, and the Department of History

Wednesday, April 23, 2014  |  12:15 pm  |  Eastwoods Room, Texas Union

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Garrett G. Fagan is Professor of Ancient History at Penn State University. His main research interests lie in the field of Roman history and archaeology, on which he has published two mongraphs (Bathing in Public in the Roman World [Ann Arbor, 1999] and The Lure of the Arena [Cambridge, 2011]). He has edited or co-authored three other books, and has numerous scholarly articles and chapters in print. He has appeared on the acclaimed PBS science series Nova and on the History Channel, and has produced three courses with The Teaching Company, on the History of Ancient Rome, Emperors of Rome, and Great Battles of the Ancient World.