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cake it s all greek to me skip to content it s all greek to me a blog about classics linguistics archaeology cake and more menu about contact application advice publications videos podcasts tag cake epigraphic baking oscan redux this past weekend we hosted the british epigraphy society s annual spring meeting as well as papers and posters about current research in the study of inscriptions from mesopotamian cuneiform to poetry in byzantine graves and plenty in between we had a visit to the durham museum of archaeology to see and handle some of their roman inscribed objects and a post conference field trip to chesters roman fort to see its much larger collection of inscriptions from hadrian s wall and of course i took the chance to do some conference related epigraphic baking the language of this inscription oscan found in southern italy from around the 5th 1st centuries bce and fairly closely related to latin has featured in my cake series before but since the first paper of the conference was going to be on some newly discovered oscan inscriptions it seemed only appropriate to feature one of them in cake form plus this language was regularly written in two different alphabets its own oscan alphabet as seen on the previous cake and a slightly adapted form of the greek alphabet as seen in this new one continue reading epigraphic baking oscan redux author anna p judson posted on april 21 2026 categories academia ancient languages baking classics durham epigraphy writing systems tags archaeology baking cake epigraphy greek alphabet inscription italy mefitis oscan oscan language rossano di vaglio leave a comment on epigraphic baking oscan redux epigraphic baking oscan presenting the most recent addition to my now very long running series of inscriptions in various ancient writing systems in cake form a cake version of an inscription from pompeii written not in latin but in a closely related language called oscan oscan building inscription pompeii 3rd 2nd century bce in the form of a lemon poppyseed traybake photo by author and baker continue reading epigraphic baking oscan author anna p judson posted on june 10 2024 categories ancient languages baking durham epigraphy linguistics writing systems tags ancient languages ancient writing systems archaeology cake epigraphy italy oscan pompeii 4 comments on epigraphic baking oscan comfort classics anna p judson i did an interview in cora beth knowles comfort classics series about one of my favourite linear b tablets featuring labyrinths doodling and cake baking you can read it here classical studies support the world is in a state of upheaval at the moment and we re all looking for things to make us feel less anxious maybe classics can help today s interview is with anna p judson is there a source from the ancient world that you find yourself coming back to when you want to feel better this linear b clay tablet from the mycenaean palace of pylos with a drawing of a labyrinth on the back https commons wikimedia org wiki file nama_tablette_1287 jpg cc by 3 0 credit https commons wikimedia org wiki user marsyas when did you first come across this tablet i must have first seen a picture of it sometime during my mphil degree in 2011 12 when i started learning to read linear b and spent a lot of time practicing on drawings and photographs of tablets later on i was able to see the real thing on a study visit to greece it s on display in the national archaeological view original post 517 more words author anna p judson posted on november 10 2020 november 10 2020 categories ancient languages baking epigraphy linear b miscellaneous tags cake comfort classics labyrinth linear b 2 comments on comfort classics anna p judson clay play day and baking double bill cypro minoan my fellow ancient writing system researchers in the crews project have organised a cypro minoan seminar reading group this term to coincide with the visits of two visiting researchers who work on ancient cyprus cassie donnelly and giorgos bourogiannis who have written about their research here and here cypro minoan is an undeciphered writing system used in the late bronze age early iron age mainly on the island of cyprus but also at the site of ugarit on the coast of syria my recent ish post about undeciphered writing systems focused on those found on crete so didn t include cypro minoan but a lot of the same issues arise with trying to understand it the corpus is very small 200 odd inscriptions widely dispersed both geographically and chronologically and consists of a very wide range of different types of inscribed objects from probably administrative clay tablets and balls to inscriptions on metal bowls clay figurines ivory pipes and seals and we don t know what the language s it represents is are as is now traditional for this week s seminar i made a baked version of one of the inscriptions we ve been looking at six signs incised on a miniature copper oxhide ingot from the site of enkomi cypro minoan inscription on a miniature copper ingot in brownie form 175 continue reading clay play day and baking double bill cypro minoan author anna p judson posted on june 13 2019 categories ancient languages archaeology baking classics epigraphy linguistics tags ancient writing systems baking cake cypro minoan cyprus epigraphy inscriptions undeciphered writing systems 7 comments on clay play day and baking double bill cypro minoan linguistics baking egyptian hieroglyphic it s a tradition for the cambridge classical linguists that in easter summer term instead of our usual research seminars we all get together to learn a bit about an ancient language that most of us don t usually study and to try to read through a few inscriptions it s become equally traditional that i provide refreshments for these reading classes in the form of an inscribed cake this term my colleague robert crellin from the crews project has been teaching us all some middle egyptian and so i m pleased to present my latest linguistic baking project egyptian hieroglyphic cake continue reading linguistics baking egyptian hieroglyphic author anna p judson posted on may 17 2018 categories ancient languages baking cambridge linguistics miscellaneous tags baking cake egyptian hieroglyphs inscriptions linguistics linguistics baking middle egyptian leave a comment on linguistics baking egyptian hieroglyphic new book understanding relations between scripts i m very pleased to announce the publication of a conference held here in cambridge a couple of years ago on understanding relations between scripts the aegean writing systems it s edited by my colleague pippa steele and features chapters on a wide range of topics relating to the writing systems used in prehistoric crete cretan hieroglyphic linear a and linear b and cyprus cypro minoan cypriot syllabic i have a chapter in it looking at various issues to do with the development of the linear b script equally importantly there s a picture of the conference cake i made continue reading new book understanding relations between scripts author anna p judson posted on july 29 2017 categories ancient languages baking cambridge linear b news tags baking cake conferences cretan hieroglyphic crete cypriot syllabic cypro minoan cyprus linear a linear b linguistics baking publications understanding relations between scripts 2 comments on new book understanding relations between scripts more linguistics baking baking cakes and cookies with inscriptions on them as regular readers will know i ve been doing for some time is getting increasingly popular here are two recent examples the first with examples of various different writing systems including ugaritic cuneiform the second with a wonderful if inadvertent recreation of the conditions which often lead to inscriptions on clay tablets surviving from the ancient world places in this case ovens catching on fire watch this space for a new piece of linguistics baking hopefully coming soon update it turns out that a fellow linguistics baking enthuiasts was writing another post at exactly the same time as i was writing this pippa steele who s running a new project called crews contexts of and relations between early writing systems in the cambridge classics faculty on the history of the greek alphabet and other ancient writing systems would love to hear from anybody else who feels like trying out some baked inscriptions as would i so please do share any creations with me via comments or apj31 at cam ac uk and or pippa crews at classics cam ac uk or crewsproject on twitter author anna p judson posted on november 12 2016 november 12 2016 categories ancient languages archaeology linear b tags baking cake cuneiform greek inscription linear b ugaritic writing leave a comment on more linguistics baking ladies and gentleman welcome to the great cambridge cake off cambridge news a quick post for the baking fans the cambridge news has a round up of some very impressive cambridge themed cakes via ladies and gentleman welcome to the great cambridge cake off cambridge news author anna p judson posted on september 8 2016 categories baking cambridge tags baking cake cambridge gbbo leave a comment on ladies and gentleman welcome to the great cambridge cake off cambridge news linguistics baking greek alphabet cupcakes the latest offering in the linguistics cakes series was created for geoff fest a celebration on the occasion of the retirement of geoff horrocks professor of comparative philology here in cambridge the greek alphabet seemed an appropriate choice of cake decoration for geoff since he s an expert on the whole history of the greek language ancient and modern also handily it has 24 letters which correspond exactly to two batches of cupcakes as well as the all important tea and cake we had an enjoyable series of papers from members of the department from new testament textual criticism to wikipedia debates about italic languages more on which here by way of possible references to writing in homer and some impressive diagrammatic representations of greek prepositions all in all a very fitting way to wish geoff a happy retirement author anna p judson posted on june 19 2016 categories baking classics epigraphy linguistics tags baking cake geofffest greek alphabet scripts writing 5 comments on linguistics baking greek alphabet cupcakes linguistics baking venetic it s become something of a tradition over the last few years for me to make linguistics themed cakes decorated with copies of inscriptions in various ancient languages and scripts previous cakes can be found here this term it was the turn of a language from ancient italy known as venetic because inscriptions in this language have mostly been found in the area around venice dating between around 550 100 b c e as is often the case with ancient languages many of the inscriptions which survive are on gravestones this is a woman s epitaph from the town of este near padua continue reading linguistics baking venetic author anna p judson posted on may 26 2016 may 30 2016 categories ancient languages baking classics epigraphy linguistics tags ancient languages baking cake italic linguistics reitia scripts syllabic punctuation venetic writing 6 comments on linguistics baking venetic posts pagination page 1 page 2 next page search search for search categories academia ancient languages archaeology baking cambridge classics classics and pop culture durham epigraphy history linear b linguistics marie curie fellowship british school at athens miscellaneous museums news overheard publications random thoughts resources reviews teaching travel virtual tours weird and wonderful writing systems archives april 2026 december 2024 june 2024 july 2023 may 2023 april 2023 september 2022 august 2022 july 2022 june 2022 may 2022 march 2022 february 2022 january 2022 october 2021 september 2021 june 2021 may 2021 april 2021 march 2021 february 2021 january 2021 december 2020 november 2020 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