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Dr John Pearce, resident Wintonian, has taught Roman Archaeology at King s College London since 2004.
On May 10, he will present From the Nile to the Itchen: Serapis in a Winchester water garden for the Hampshire Gardens Trust.
As well as funerary practices, frontiers and inscriptions, his research interests include the images of gods, humans and animals created in Rome s provinces.
A description of the event reads: The Water Close Garden in central Winchester was created in the 1950s by Sir Peter Smithers to give pleasure to everyone walking to and from the Cathedral Close.
It houses the stone bust of a Romanized Egyptian god, Serapis. Presiding over the pooled waters of the Itchen, the god is an enigmatic presence, half hidden by the magnolias now dominating the garden. ....

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