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“A Place of very great Antiquity”
In this lecture, “A Place of very great Antiquity”: The First Western-European Encounter with the Buildings of Ancient Greece, Matthew Walker (QMUL and BSA Early Career Fellow) explores those moments […]
In this lecture, “A Place of very great Antiquity”: The First Western-European Encounter with the Buildings of Ancient Greece, Matthew Walker (QMUL and BSA Early Career Fellow) explores those moments […]
Distinguished historian Mark Mazower (Columbia University) discusses his new book with Roderick Beaton (KCL). In the words of the publisher, Mazower “explores the central place of the struggle in the […]
This event (part of a series on Modern Greek Studies co-organised by the BSA and the Greek Politics Specialist Group), will reflect on the military regime’s reactionary, ultra-conservative, repressive and […]
Dr Faidon Moudopoulos-Athanasiou (University of Sheffield) presents on Ottoman Zagori, tracing the history of Zagori from the final decades of the “Despotate” of Epirus (early 15th c.) up to the […]
Professor Amy Bogaard addresses the current climate crisis and offers observations from prehistory.
As part of the 15th Mycenological Colloquium, Vassilis Petrakis presents an assemblage of Linear B administrative documents.
Juan de Lara uses physically-based 3D rendering to investigate sensorial experience at the Parthenon.
Professor Malcolm Quinn, joined by Vanessa Gardner, Eleanor Wright, and Annabel Dover, chairs a virtual discussion on artists at the BSA.
John Bennet in conversation with renowned writer and broadcaster Natalie Haynes. Natalie is the author of six books. Pandora’s Jar (2020), A Thousand Ships, published by Pan Macmillan in 2019, […]