AGOnline with a new website
The BSA is delighted to join our colleagues at the École française d’Athènes in announcing a new version of Archaeology in Greece Online (AGOnline).
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The BSA opens its doors
On Sunday 4 November we opened our doors for tours of the Upper House, Hostel & Library, and the Fitch Laboratory, led by the Director, Assistant Director, Librarian, Archivist and Lab Director.
A Gradual Stiffening (Rea) – Eleanor Wright
We are delighted to share news of Eleanor Wright (BSA Arts Bursary holder 2015-16) who sent us this example of current work of hers drawing on the time she spent […]
HRH The Prince of Wales renews patronage of the BSA
We are delighted to announce that HRH The Prince of Wales has agreed to continue as Patron of the British School at Athens for a further 5 years.
The Indus Civilisation in Athens, Greece
Ancient South Asian crafts and technologies meet ancient and modern Greece. You might wonder why an Italian researcher from Rome, PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge, went to Athens […]
July 20, 2018
Nominations for a member of Council
The School’s Search Committee invites nominations for a member of Council to serve for four years from 1 April 2019, to be elected by Council at its meeting on 16 […]
July 16, 2018
Changes to Subscriptions
Integration of Subscribers and Friends of the BSA UK The proposed integration of the Subscribers and the Friends of the BSA UK was discussed by those attending our AGM on […]
Newsletter June 2018
It is a great pleasure to introduce the third issue of our newsletter and to wish everyone well for a productive and enjoyable summer. This issue focuses on the BSA’s […]
Unusually sophisticated prehistoric monuments in the heart of the Aegean
Excavations on Keros reveal monumental architecture and technological sophistication at the dawn of the Cycladic Bronze Age.
Cooking Like Minoans
As part of the European Year of Cultural Heritage 2018, the British School at Athens and Branding Heritage, a not-for-profit cultural organization, with the support of the Region of Crete, organized “Cooking Like Minoans”, an event inspired by the Cretan Bronze Age diet.