What Can a Dog Called Margarita Teach us About Ancient Rome?
Channel: ClassicsUnivRdg
Date: 2021-04-29

Prof. Peter Kruschwitz (University of Vienna), Dr. María Limón (University of Seville) and Prof. Xavier Espluga, (University of Barcelona) discuss the lettered world of ancient Rome and how ancient peoples interacted with the world around them. 

Join us for the insightful and emotive story of the lapdog called Margarita.

For more details on the motivations and methods of making this video and what is next for the project head over to http://blogs.reading.ac.uk/classics-at-reading/2021/04/30/what-can-a-dog-called-margarita-teach-us-about-ancient-rome-education-in-the-making/ for our interview with those involved.

Video filmed, directed and edited by James Rattee (https://vimeo.com/jamesrattee/videos).
Includes digital footage from Prof. Matthew Nicholls' Virtual Rome model.

Translation credits to: 
Chinese: Carrie Xiaorong Zhang 
Czech: Hana Navratilova
English: James Rattee
Italian: Chiara Cenati
Romanian: Denisa Ileana Murzea
Spanish: María Limón Belén