Exploring Ceramic Technology and Aegean Interactions at Prehistoric Samos, East Aegean
Fitch Laboratory Bursary holder (2019-20) Sergios Meleaou, explores ceramic technology and Aegean interactions at prehistoric Samos, East Aegean.
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The Geoarchaeology of Classical Greek Housing
Fitch Laboratory Bursary holder (2019-20) Mara Schumacher, integrates geoarchaeology and Classical Greek archaeology to investigate domestic life at Olynthos.
Distant Seas, connected worlds: Tintagel, Britain and Greece in Late Antiquity
Earlier this year the BSA hosted a half day international symposium titled “Distant Seas, connected worlds: Tintagel, Britain and Greece in Late Antiquity”. In this blog post Jacky Nowakowski (Project Director TCARP) and Win Scutt (English Heritage) share their experience of the event and their time at the BSA.
January 8, 2020
Distant seas, connected worlds: Tintagel, Britain and Greece in Late Antiquity
The British School at Athens is pleased to extend a warm invitation to an event on Wednesday 22nd January.
November 29, 2019
Applications for the BSA course: ‘Glass in the Mediterranean and the Near East’ are now open.
Applications for this year’s ‘Glass in the Mediterranean and the Near East’ course are now open. Information on the course and the application form can be found here. The closing […]
Visiting traditional potters in Volos, Greece
A short account of Bartek Lis’ visit to traditional potters in the Volos area.
Workshop on Craftspeople mobility
The BSA hosted a 3-day international workshop “Craftspeople mobility in archaeological, historical and ethnographic record – a comparative perspective from the Aegean”
The Fitch travel to Barcelona: EMAC 2019
Last week members of the Fitch, and colleagues, travelled to Barcelona for the 15th European Meeting on Ancient Ceramics (EMAC). This biennial conference aims to promote the interdisciplinary and integrated studies […]
Glynis Jones on the origin and spread of agriculture
This year’s Fitch Laboratory annual lecture was given by Professor Glynis Jones (University of Sheffield and Member of the Fitch Laboratory Sub-commitee). It was titled: “The origin and spread of agriculture: what do the plants have to say?”
May 2, 2019
New publication: Exploring Diversity in Household Pottery Traditions in Crusader Greece
We are pleased to announce the most recent publication by members of the fitch: “Exploring Diversity in Household Pottery Traditions in Crusader Greece: a Case Study from the City of Thebes, Boeotia”.