Professor of Ancient History (Cambridge)
The Professorship of Ancient History at the University of Cambridge was established on 27 October 1898. The chair is based in the Faculty of Classics. The original electors were the Vice-Chancellor and eight persons elected by the Senate, two being nominated by the Council of the Senate, three by the General Board, and three by the Special Board for Classics.
Professors of Ancient History
- James Smith Reid (1899–1925)
- Frank Ezra Adcock (1925–1951)
- Arnold Hugh Martin Jones (1951–1970)
- Sir Moses Finley (1970–1979)
- John Anthony Crook (1979–1984)
- Morris Keith Hopkins (1985–2001)
- Robin Osborne (2001)
gollark: How would I hear *gunshots*? This is the UK.
gollark: I do, and pretty much always have, listened to stuff at the lowest volume which is reasonably practical.
gollark: Yes, "better", whatever.
gollark: Where you go buy shiny better headphones, it is amazing and wondrous for a while, and then you get used to it and now can't bear worse stuff.
gollark: I wonder if better audio equipment is one of those "hedonistic treadmill" situations.
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