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Graham Shipley, “Space and place in early Hellenistic and Classical Messenia”
In this lecture I plan to outline some developing reflections on Classical and early Hellenistic Messenia as a dynamic landscape, attempting to apply concepts such as regionality, civic territories, and routes as well as certain geographical notions explored by the late Yi-Fu Tuan.
Joshua Whitaker, Artist Researcher in Residence: ‘Acid History‘
Acid History’ is neither a record of psychedelic culture nor a catalogue of LSD experience. ‘Acid’ is deployed within the seminar, as Jeremy Gilbert has theorised it, as an adjective— a term that is both mystical in its practice and adamant in its materialism...
Looking at Byzantium through materials: the case of stucco (ca 850-1453)
In 1890, Robert W. Schultz and Sydney Barnsley spent two months at the monastery of Hosios Loukas, documenting the byzantine remains of the monastery on behalf ...
Roads and resources on Archaic/Classical Samos
By the end of the sixth century BC, and particularly under the tyrant Polykrates, the island of Samos had grown into one of the most prominent naval powers in the East Aegean region.
In Search of the Greek and Roman agricultural economies in Epirus during the early Imperial period
In the ancient world different farms and country houses existed. Some have held the spotlight, like villas that proliferated in Roman times, and as a result ...
Postcards from Greece: This Afterlife
This Afterlife, poems that explore Greek mythology, classical reception, ancient and modern Greece, and the diachronic strata of the city of Athens, as well as ...
A.A. Pallis, from Greek abroad to Greek in Greece
The talk will introduce the life and work of A.A. Pallis, son of the Alexander Pallis whose translation of the Gospels caused such scandal. A.A. Pallis described himself as a Ξενιτεμενος Ελληνας.
Graham Shipley, “Space and place in early Hellenistic and Classical Messenia”
Joshua Whitaker, Artist Researcher in Residence: ‘Acid History‘
Revolutionising the archives: The BSA George Finlay collection, the Greek Revolution and the digital condition
Looking at Byzantium through materials: the case of stucco (ca 850-1453)
Roads and resources on Archaic/Classical Samos
In Search of the Greek and Roman agricultural economies in Epirus during the early Imperial period
Postcards from Greece: This Afterlife
A.A. Pallis, from Greek abroad to Greek in Greece