The Vronwy Hankey Memorial Fund for Aegean Studies was funded by gifts to the School’s Appeal in memory of Vronwy Hankey and her husband Henry. Grants, which are unlikely to be more than £1000, are available for the expenses (including, but not limited to, attending conferences to present papers, photography, and travel to museums and sites) involved in research in the prehistory of the Aegean and its connections with the East Mediterranean. Preference may be given to younger Students. Applications should be submitted by Friday 24th April 2020.
Candidates should submit letters of application to the School Administrator, Mrs Tania Gerousi (school.administrator@bsa.ac.uk). Letters should not be longer than two pages and should include a statement of the purposes of the application and a budget and timetable for the proposed work, together with the name and address of a referee whom the awarding panel may consult. Applications may be made for but are not limited to, grants towards the maintenance costs of longer stays at museums and other study centres so as to achieve work that would not otherwise have been attempted. Recipients of awards must have been admitted as members of the School before receiving their grants and are required to submit a short report to the School Administrator on the use of the grant by 30th April the following year.
Award holders
- Martina Monaco (University of Sheffield) 18/19
- Hannah Lee (University of Sheffield) 18/19
- Duygu Ertemin (University of the Peloponnese) 18/19
- Anthi Balitsari 18/19
- Florentia Frangopoulou (Acropolis Museum) 17/18
- Julia Binnberg (University of Oxford) 17/18
- Elena Kountouri (Hellenic Ministry of Culture) 16/17
- Konstantinos Theodoridis (Hellenic Ministry of Culture) 15/16
- Mariacarmela Montesanto (University of Liverpool) 15/16
- Ioannis Georganas 15/16
- Maximilian Buston (Oxford University) 14/15
- Angelos Papadopoulos (Open University Cyprus) 14/15
- Konstantinos Paschalidis (National Archaeological Museum) 13/14
- Flora Michelaki (University College London) 11/12
- Emma Johnston (University of Bristol) 11/12
- Angelos Papadopoulos (Department of Antiquities, Cyprus) 10/11