Fifth British Egyptology Congress (BEC5)
Egypt Exploration Society is partnering with Durham University to organise the fifth British Egyptology Congress, which will take place in September 2020.
NetWood: Wood Networks in Egypt from Antiquity to Islamic times
The “NetWood” conference aims to study in a diachronic and transdisciplinary way the economic and social networks around the use of wood in Egypt and Nubia from the Predynastic to the Ottoman period (AD 1914). Different local wood species are
The Citizen in Late Antiquity
A reminder that the deadline for abstracts to the Citizen in Late
Antiquity workshop is on Friday the 26th of July.
Researcher Position at the University of Cyprus
Applications are invited for the position of a Special Scientist in a 24 month programme at the University of Cyprus (Department of Classical Studies and Philosophy).
Conference on Arts, Languages, Social Sciences and Humanities
New Submissions for ALSH-19 are open and Full-length Papers/Short Papers/Posters/Abstracts can be submitted before June 15, 2019.
Ancient History Fellowships
The Ancient Historians at UCL would like to encourage applications from outstanding candidates for three post-doctoral fellowship schemes.
Lived Ancient Religion in North Africa
the theoretical framework of this meeting is inscribed within the paradigm of Lived Ancient Religion (hereafter LAR), developed in Erfurt between 2012 and 2017 and supervised by Jörg Rüpke.
Stipendiary Lectureship in Classics
The role is to provide teaching cover during the absence of the current Fellow and Tutor of Classical Languages at St Anne’s College for Hilary and Trinity terms 2020, Prof Matthew Leigh.
10th Postgraduate Conference, Department of Philology, National and Kapodistrian University
The conference gives the opportunity to young scientists from Greece, Europe and all around the world to present their work and get in touch with their peers.
CfP reminder: Medicine and Trade in the Classical World
This conference aims to explore medicine and trade in the classical world in the light of new research into many aspects of the ancient economy.
Doctoral research position in Roman history
The Collaborative Research Centre “Bedrohte Ordnungen” at the University of Tuebingen invites applications for a fixed-term position as part of a project on gender and empire in ancient Rome.
33rd Biennial Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa
The Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) invites proposals for papers for its 33rd Biennial Conference, to be hosted by the Department of Ancient Studies at the University of Stellenbosch.
Latin and Ancient Greek Summer School
The University of Leicester offers intensive 2-week summer courses on Ancient Greek and Latin.
Conference Announcement: RICAN 9
The 9th Rethymnon International Conference on the Ancient Novel is to be held on 10-11 October 2019.
Archaeology of Food and Foodways
The new international refereed journal, launching in 2020, invites submissions for the first issue due to be published June 2020.
7th Symposium on Archaeometry of the HSA
The 7th Symposium on Archaeometry of the HSA will take place in the Byzantine and Christian Museum on 9-12 October 2019 in Athens.
International Byzantine Greek Summer School
The Summer School teaches late antique and medieval Greek at all levels and allows early learners to engage with original texts from the start.
Women and Violence in the Late Medieval Mediterranean
This two-days conference explores assumptions linking violence and ideas of femininity in the late medieval Mediterranean.
Training course in epigraphy and iconographic studies
The training course in epigraphy and iconographic studies is open to students as well as scholars with some experience.
More than Fame and Glory. Honours and Benefits given by Greek Poleis to Victorious Athletes
The University of Mannheim, Department of History, invites applications for a Research fellow (100 %).
Ancient Egypt Summer School
Ancient Egypt Summer School: Hands On! will take place on August 12th-16th, 2019.
Digital Humanities and Data Visualization
DigiHUBB invites submission of proposals for its second conference relating to the general theme of “Digital Humanities and Data Visualization”.
Coins for the Gods, coins for the merchants
The purpose of this colloquium is to examine the specific context of coin finds in sanctuaries.
Immigration, Emigration and Exile: Encounters in Late Antiquity (ca. 150-700 CE)
The XXVI Finnish Symposium on Late Antiquity “Immigration, Emigration and Exile: Encounters in Late Antiquity (ca. 150-700 CE)” will take place in the Lammi biological station, on 8.-9.11.2019.