The Parthenon presents an exhibition about an ancient mechanism recovered from the ocean floor which was used in navigation and astronomy, and includes a variety of public programs.
The Parthenon presents an exhibition about an ancient mechanism recovered from the ocean floor which was used in navigation and astronomy, and includes a variety of public programs. Use the following link to explore the exhibit digitally or view recording of the symposia: The Antikythera Mechanism Digital Exhibit
Humanities Tennessee offers two iterations of a seven-day, residential writing workshop for youth in high school. The Tennessee Young Writers’ Workshop and the Appalachian Young Writers’ Workshop provide students an opportunity to explore their writing passion and hone their craft among peers and under the encouragement of professional, published writers. This year (2021) the workshop will go virtual…
The Parthenon presents a free symposia with Dr. Steven L. Tuck, Miami University, via Zoom. Dr. Tuck’s talk will focus on some important underwater archaeological finds at two Roman sites-- Sperlonga and Punta Epitaffio, two Roman villas of Julio-Claudian emperors in Italy. RSVP In conjunction with the exhibition The Antikythera Mechanism, June 4-Sep 26,…
On Saturday, June 19, Nashville Zoo will officially open our new history feature, the Morton Family Exhibit. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held at 11:00 a.m. at the cabin located just behind the Zoo’s Grassmere Historic Home. June 19th, also known as "Juneteenth", commemorates the official end of slavery in the United States. The Zoo…
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