A quick update welcoming you to 2025- or the 2778th year of Rome- and a primer on what you can expect for the year ahead. For any ancient Romans listening, feel free to ignore this until your New Year in March.
Sources for this episode:
- Blakemore, E., National Geographic (2023), The new year once started in March- here's why (online) (Accessed 31/12/2024).
- The Editors, Encylopedia Britannica (2024), Chinese New Year (online) (Accessed 31/12/2024).
- Author unknown, Uchicago (date unknown), Roman Calendar (online) (Accessed 31/12/2024).
