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  1. It’s day today, so we thought we’d share a superb owl from the collection! This concerned-looking owl is painted onto a drinking vessel which was made in Attica in the 5th century BC

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  2. Joyce refers to Homer’s Odyssey throughout the novel, drawing parallels between Leopold Bloom and Odysseus, as well as Bloom’s wife Molly and Penelope. Discover how Homer’s epics have inspired retellings throughout history in our :

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  3. Did you know the Latin name for Odysseus is Ulysses? James Joyce’s novel of the same name was published in 1922 – the author’s 40th birthday. This impression of Joyce was made by British artist Peter Blake

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  4. As we head into read about how the months of the year got their names in our blog:

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  5. Today is the first of ! The second month of the year is named after Februa – the Roman festival of purification. In this etching Februa is personified as a goddess sitting in a shell pulled by two fish representing Pisces

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    The Egyptian Sculpture Gallery is one of the most popular rooms in the Museum, housing the Rosetta Stone, colossal sculpture and ancient tomb reliefs. Book your place on an out-of-hours tour to explore the space before the galleries open to the public:

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  7. The Egyptian Sculpture Gallery is one of the most popular rooms in the Museum, housing the Rosetta Stone, colossal sculpture and ancient tomb reliefs. Book your place on an out-of-hours tour to explore the space before the galleries open to the public:

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    ‘It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.’ Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice was published in 1813

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    The women of the Trojan War are often overlooked – despite being central to the conflict and its aftermath. Writer and broadcaster Natalie Haynes takes a closer look at the female characters of the myth in this blog:

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  11. ‘It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.’ Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice was published in 1813

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  12. The women of the Trojan War are often overlooked – despite being central to the conflict and its aftermath. Writer and broadcaster Natalie Haynes takes a closer look at the female characters of the myth in this blog:

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  13. These charming engravings illustrated Lewis Carroll’s much-loved children’s book – ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’. They show Alice, the White Rabbit and the Cheshire Cat among other popular characters created by the author, born in 1832

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    🐅 How many trips must this tiger make to carry her three cubs safely across the river? One cub will attack the other two if it is left alone with them. Artist Maruyama Ōkyo never saw a tiger, but captured their movement in this screen made in Japan around 1780.

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  15. 🐅 How many trips must this tiger make to carry her three cubs safely across the river? One cub will attack the other two if it is left alone with them. Artist Maruyama Ōkyo never saw a tiger, but captured their movement in this screen made in Japan around 1780.

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  16. Tonight is – a celebration of the life and work of the Scottish poet Robert Burns, who was born in 1759. This etching comes from an anthology of his poetry published in 1834. Will you be addressing a haggis tonight?

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  17. In Japan, the god of wealth is often shown with a golden mallet and a white rat, just like this woodblock print. Rats are thought to be auspicious, bringing good fortune to a household

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  18. Happy ! 🐁🐀 2020 is the Year of the Rat. Can you spot the five rats in this Chinese Qing dynasty painting?

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  19. When Hadrian’s young lover Antinous died in AD 130, the emperor founded a city – Antinoopolis – in his honour (among lots of other things). Find out more about their relationship in our special audio episode:

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  20. The Roman emperor Hadrian was born in AD 76. This head comes from a statue which may have been made to commemorate his visit to London in AD 122

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