Home to an original and distinctive form of Hellenism
“Home to an original and distinctive form of Hellenism”: Athenian exports and Black Sea burials Dr Jane Rempel (University of Sheffield / BSA Visiting Fellow) Abstract: In an overview of […]
“Home to an original and distinctive form of Hellenism”: Athenian exports and Black Sea burials Dr Jane Rempel (University of Sheffield / BSA Visiting Fellow) Abstract: In an overview of […]
Distinguished historian and BSA Chairman Prof. Roderick Beaton (KCL) discusses his latest book with Prof. John Bennet (Director, BSA), Prof. Paul Cartledge (University of Cambridge), Bruce Clark (Author, Journalist and […]
In part three of the BSA Annual Meeting, Knossos Stratigraphical Museum Curator, Dr Kostis Christakis, discusses the Knossos Stratigraphical Museum, highlighting its origins, history, and the unique role in plays […]
Professor John Bennet, in his last annual lecture as Director of the BSA, discussed the many and varied projects undertaken in 2021/22.
In Part Two of the BSA Annual Meeting, Professor David Wengrow discusses the comparative histories of democracies in Ancient Greece, Mesopotamia and Mesoamerica.
The Role of Experts in Crisis Management and Public Trust: Evidence from a public survey across four European countries Stella Ladi (Panteion University/Queen Mary) Discussant: George Pagoulatos (Athens University […]
Translation and Inclusion vs Exclusion II Monday 31 January 2022, 5pm (UK) / 7pm (Greece) Chair: Prof. Gonda Van Steen (CHS, KCL) Participants: Ruth Padel (Author and Poet), Dr Therese Sellers (Author, Poet and Translator), […]
Chair: Prof. David Holton (University of Cambridge) Participants: Claire Heywood (Author), Dr Mika Provata-Carlone (Independent Scholar, Translator, Illustrator, Editor) and Dr Haris Psarras (Poet) Abstract: This session will address the theme of ‘translation and inclusion […]
Professor Maria Pretzler, Swansea University and BSA Visiting Fellow, presents her research on Herodotus and the foundation of the Peloponnesian League.
Gold tesserae from Daphni, Greece, 11th century CE | presented by Liz James