While sorting through and cataloguing the rare map collection at the BSA, I noticed that a number of the maps had handwritten notations and drawn lines on them. These annotations […]
What’s in a Map? Maps contain common elements: by definition there is the actual “map” – a conventionalised visual representation, usually two dimensional, of geographic space – but often a […]
Library Science recognises that knowledge organisation systems, grouping related materials together, impose particular views of the world. Conscious and unconscious decisions play a part in how these organisational systems are […]
The BSA Library has a significant cartographic collection. Thanks to the invaluable support of outgoing IT Officer, Hallvard Indgjerd, we can now offer a digital tool that allows searching and […]
Library stories launches a series where new and old library users share their experiences of the BSA Library and describe how it has facilitated their research and study. In this […]
After careful consideration, the British School at Athens reopened its library to members and readers on 3 June, after a long period of general lockdown. The library adapted its protocols […]
Thanks to the generosity of the Friends of the British School at Athens the processing of Richard and Mary Jo Clogg’s Levant Library, which was donated to BSA, is continuing. […]
The library of the BSA is thrilled to announce that the books on the emergence and evolution of the Greek state, up to the period following the occupation of Greece […]