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20 Years of Artists at the BSA

20 Years of Artists at the BSA

Professor Malcolm Quinn, joined by Vanessa Gardner, Eleanor Wright, and Annabel Dover, chairs a virtual discussion on artists at the BSA.

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Dr Georgia Flouda (Archaeological Museum of Heraklion), “Adventures in the Archives: Reconstructing archaeology in Nazi-Occupied Crete”

Dr Georgia Flouda (Archaeological Museum of Heraklion), “Adventures in the Archives: Reconstructing archaeology in Nazi-Occupied Crete”

Dr Alessandra Ricci (Koç University), “How did it begin?: The Institutionalization of Byzantine Studies in Turkey and Sir Steven Runciman”

Dr Alessandra Ricci (Koç University), “How did it begin?: The Institutionalization of Byzantine Studies in Turkey and Sir Steven Runciman”

Dr Roderick Bailey (University of Oxford), “Anglo-American attitudes to the protection of Jewish cultural heritage in Thessaloniki, 1943-46”

Dr Roderick Bailey (University of Oxford), “Anglo-American attitudes to the protection of Jewish cultural heritage in Thessaloniki, 1943-46”

Dr Artemis Papatheodorou (The Metropolitan Museum of Art), “The Ottoman laws on antiquities in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries”

Dr Artemis Papatheodorou (The Metropolitan Museum of Art), “The Ottoman laws on antiquities in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries”

Paul Halstead (Professor Emeritus, University of Sheffield), “The importance of olive growing and oil exports in Archaic-Classical Athens: the contribution of ‘citizen science’”

Paul Halstead (Professor Emeritus, University of Sheffield), “The importance of olive growing and oil exports in Archaic-Classical Athens: the contribution of ‘citizen science’”

Lady Marina Marks, “The Uses of Oppression: The Ottoman Empire through its Greek Newspapers, 1830–1862”

Lady Marina Marks, “The Uses of Oppression: The Ottoman Empire through its Greek Newspapers, 1830–1862”

The Work of the BSA: 2025 Annual Open Lecture London - The Moving Van of Metaphor: An Anglophone poet, translator, and classicist in Greece

The Work of the BSA: 2025 Annual Open Lecture London – The Moving Van of Metaphor: An Anglophone poet, translator, and classicist in Greece

The Work of the BSA: 2025 Annual Open Lecture Athens - The Coastal World of Minoan Palaikastro

The Work of the BSA: 2025 Annual Open Lecture Athens – The Coastal World of Minoan Palaikastro

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