events at the clayton museum of ancient history

​Ides of March 2024
Echoes of the Gilgamesh Tablets in Genesis, presenter will be York University alumnus, Dr. Lance Hawley, Professor at Harding School of Theology.

Bartholomew Performing Arts Center, York University campus
  1098 East 10th Street
  March 12, 2024, 6 p.m.
  Tickets go on sale after January 15. Event sponsorships available.

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Past Events

Past Fall Speaker Series and Ides of March presentations (video links where available):

• Fall Speaker Series VII, Dr. Tim McNeese and Lieutenant Noah McNeese, NSP, September 7, 2023
    Armed to Conquer: Roman Battle Tactics and Weapons
  
• Ides of March, Antiquities: Real, Replicas, and the Restored - Dr. Evertt Huffard, March 14, 2023
• Fall Speaker Series VI, Dr. Garrett Best, September 27, 2022

​​              How Ancient Coins Help Us Read the Book of Revelation​

• Ides of March, Conflict and Pluralism in Medieval Jerusalem - Dr. John Hosler, March 15, 2022
• Fall Speaker Series V, Dr. Frank Wheeler, September 9, 2021

              From Augustus to Constantine: Roman Coins of the Clayton Museum Collection

• Story of the Bible Open House - Drs. Tim McNeese, Frank Wheeler and Terry Seufferlein, January 30, 2020
• Fall Speaker Series IV, Dr. Mark Meehl, September 17, 2019

              The Philistines in History, Archaeology, and the Bible – an Archaeologist’s View

• Ides of March, ​Enemy at the Gates: Siege of Constantinople, Dr. Tim McNeese, March 21, 2019
• Fall Speaker Series III, Dr. Frank Wheeler, Sept. 21, 2018

              Archaeology and the Bible (Part 1) (Part 2)

• Ides of March, ​Antiocha ad Cragum Excavations, Dr. Michael Hoff, March 2018
• Fall Speaker Series II, Dr. Matthew Phillips, September 21, 2017

              ​Our Righteousness Descends from Above
              Penance, Indulgences, and the Reformation

• Ides of March, An Evening Inspired by Ancient Rome, Dr. Tim McNeese, March 14, 2017
• Fall Speaker Series I,  Dr. Dale Manor, September 20-22, 2016

              Abraham, What Do You See? 
              Why I do Archaeology
              What Does This Have to Do With That?
              Hezekiah, the Churchill of Judah