Next Conference

13th Celtic Conference in Classics, Lyon (France), 15-18 July 2020

POSTPONEMENT: The Conference is now rescheduled for similar dates (to be announced) in mid July 2021, at Lyon.

The hosts of the 13th conference are L'Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon; L'Université Lyon 2 and L'Universite Lyon 3.

ORGANISERS/CONTACT	PANEL
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(6 February 2020) Panels now are at various stages of recruitment. Scholars kindly wishing to propose a paper of their own are welcome to contact the relevant panel organisers at the address(es) above.

(6 février 2020) Pour le recrutement des intervenants, chaque panel se trouve a` une étape différente. Celles et ceux qui souhaitent proposer une intervention sont invité(e)s a` s'adresser aux chefs de panels (ci-dessus).

Since the inception of the CCC in 1998, the official languages of the CCC are English and French.

Speakers are asked to make available a summary of their paper in the `other' language.

Contacts for general purposes: Nicolas Richer This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Anton Powell This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The `Celticness' of the CCC is interpreted liberally. The Conference welcomes convenors and speakers from all countries. French colleagues proudly recall that ancient Lyon, Lugdunum, was the principal city of the Three Gauls.

The Celtic Conference in Classics