Author: Will Brockliss

A peacock stands on reddish earth in the center of the image. His briight blue and green plumage fills the enttire frame.

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July 3, 2018

by Will Brockliss · Published July 3, 2018 · Last modified October 12, 2019

Birds on the Brain in the Ancient World

In ancient Greece and Rome, birds filled more than the skies. Jeremy Mynott’s new book explores birds in ancient imaginations and the science, pastimes, art, and literature they inspired.

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