Cultures of mobility and borders in the Ancient Near East
A Call for Abstracts has been issued for the session "Cultures of Mobility and Borders in the Ancient Near East" of the ASOR Annual Meeting.
Rooted Cities and Wandering Gods
A new conference on inter-urban religion has been announced, organised by the members of the Connecting the Greeks project at Rijksuniversiteit Groningen.
Exalted Spirits: The Veneration of the Dead in Egypt through the Ages
The conference focuses on current practices related to the veneration of the dead and their origins, which may be traced back to ancient Egypt.
Antiquity and the Anthropocene
The workshop re-examines ancient perceptions of nature, power, and power over nature to better understand our current environmental crisis.
Programme of online talks at University of Nottingham
The Department of Classics and Archaeology at the University of Nottingham has announced this semester’s series of talks, starting this Thursday.
Position Opening: Digital Humanities Project Assistant
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens is seeking a Digital Humanities Project Assistant to work closely with senior staff in Athens.
Five fully-funded PhD positions in classics
The School's Doctoral Program in Classics performs teaching and research in a number of disciplines regarding the study of the Greek and Roman world and of its later reception.
The Archaeological Work in the Peloponnese
The Third International Scientific Meeting of the “Archaeological Work in the Peloponnese” will take place on 2-5 June 2021.
Xerxes against Hellas – An Iconic Conflict from Different Perspectives
Call for papers for an international conference remembering the 2500th anniversary of Xerxes’ campaign against Greece.
Small-Island Resilience and Vulnerability
The Call for Papers for EAA 2021 Session #322 "Small-Island Resilience and Vulnerability" is now open.
Development grant Roman Society Archaeology Committee
Support for training programmes or workshops to ‘upskill’ existing archaeologists and archaeology students in an aspect of Roman archaeology.
EAA 2021: Landscapes and the Augustan Revolution
The Call for Papers for EAA 2021 Session #192 "Landscapes and the Augustan Revolution" is now open.
ΕΑΑ 2021: Producing power
The Call for Papers for EAA 2021 Session #513 "Producing power: Exploring the relationship between production and socio-economic change in the Mediterranean from the Chalcolithic to the Iron Age" is now open.
ERC-funded project MIGMAG: 2x postdoc, 2x PhD researchers
MIGMAG s a 5-year project based at the Institute for Classical Archaeology at the University of Vienna, funded by an ERC Consolidator Grant.
The Long Fourth Century BC
The Call for Papers for the Session #298 “The Long Fourth Century BC: Tracing the Transformation of Southern Italy in Its Mediterranean Context” at the 2021 Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists has been announced.
Landscapes and the Augustan Revolution
This session will focus on the contributions that both landscape studies and landscape archaeology have on the understanding of wider processes developing in the western provinces of the Roman Empire.
Two permanent Assistant Professor posts
The Department of Classics and Ancient History at Durham University is advertising two permanent Assistant Professor posts in Greek History and Roman History, starting on 1 September 2021.
Postdoctoral researcher in ancient Greek and Near Eastern narrative
Job vacancy: fully-funded Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in late antique and/or medieval Greek and Near Eastern narrative (2 years) at Ghent University (Belgium) (deadline: 5 January 2021).
Doctoral Study at Johns Hopkins University
The PhD Program in Classics at Johns Hopkins is currently accepting applications for Fall 2021 admission.
Italian jobs in antiquity-related subjects
Four positions in antiquity-related subjects are currently open in Italian universities.
Aristotle’s Anatomical Ideas and Research
The project “Anatomy in Ancient Greece and Rome: An Interactive Visual and Textual Atlas” (ATLOMY) is offering a Post-Doctoral fellowship beginning October 2021.
Urban archaeology in the 21st century
The Department of History and Archaeology, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), invites BA, MA, and PhD students from all CIVIS member universities for a Student Week on Urban Archaeology to take place in Athens, Greece, between 6-10 June 2021.
The Archaeology of Graffiti
The programme of next term’s Classical Archaeology Seminar at the Institute of Classical Studies has been announced. The seminars will be held via Zoom on Wednesdays.
Open positions in Italian universities
Positions in antiquity-related subjects are currently open in Italian universities.