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Temple Tales: Olympia and Eleusis in myth and reality
As part of the European Archaeology Days, Anna Judson and Michael Loy present ‘Temple Tales’, a podcast exploring the archaeology of the ancient Greek sites of Olympia and Eleusis alongside […]
As part of the European Archaeology Days, Anna Judson and Michael Loy present ‘Temple Tales’, a podcast exploring the archaeology of the ancient Greek sites of Olympia and Eleusis alongside […]
Professor Emeritus John Bintliff (University of Edinburgh) and Professor Emeritus Anthony Snodgrass (University of Cambridge): “The City of Thespiai, Central Greece: Its Precursors, Florescence And Successors, a Narrative Of 7000 […]
Professor Charles Brittain (Cornell University), “Protagorean Hermeneutics” Michael Frede Memorial Lecture, in partnership with the Department of the History & Philosophy of Science, National & Kapodistrian University of Athens. AbstractIn […]
Professor Voula Tsouna (University of California), “Issues in Epicurean philosophy of mind and science: The method of multiple explanations in Epicureanism” AbstractI intend to examine an original and important feature […]
Professor Voula Tsouna (University of California), “Issues in Epicurean philosophy of mind and science: The Epicurean notion of ‘επιβολή‘” AbstractThe surviving writings of Epicurus and his followers contain several references […]
Professor Maria Mina (University of the Aegean), “Manifestation or mirage? The cultural construction of insularity in the south-east Aegean” The lecture assesses the position of islands of the south-east Aegean […]
Dr David Lewis (University of Edinburgh), “A lost cargo of slaves from the fourth century BC” Existing studies of the ancient Greek slave trade lack detailed evidence for a key […]
Professor Emerita Judith Herrin (King’s College London), “Elements of Greek in Ravenna’s culture: sixth to eighth centuries” The talk explores the influence of Greek and Greek culture in Ravenna, where […]
Born into a bohemian family in London, the painter John Craxton (1922-2009) was a nomad who yearned to live and work in Greece. He achieved his goal from 1946 and […]
Dr Charlotte Van Regenmortel (former Macmillan-Rodewald Studentship at the British School at Athens and current Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow at the University of Liverpool), “Fighting for a Great Transformation? […]