Exploring Ancient Nekhen
Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society will be holding a fund-raising study day investigating the important and fascinating site of Hierakonpolis.
Making and Unmaking Memory in the Ancient World
The conference aims to explore a wide variety of aspects relating to the building, dismantling and reconstructing of memory and reputation across the various cultures bordering on the ancient Mediterranean.
Senior Research assistant at Humlab
Humlab invites applicants for a position as a senoir research assistant, covering 50% for 24 months, as part of the research project ”Identities in Flux: Digital cartographies for revisiting Pausanias’ description of Greece”.
Ancient Egypt and New Technology
The Egyptology program and the Virtual World Heritage Laboratory of Indiana University - Bloomington invite proposals for an international conference on Ancient Egypt and New Technology: Computer Visualization, Virtual Reality and Other Digital Humanities in Egyptology, to be held 19-20 March 2019 at Indiana University.
Studying archaeological collections in the digital environment
The training school aims to get participants acquainted with the process of creating, organising, managing and exploring archaeological collections in digital environment.
Editing Contexts
The conference examines how historical contexts – political, intellectual, and religious – shaped the aims and methods of editors from Antiquity to the present.
The Archaeology of Roman Portugal in its Western Mediterranean context
The Faculty of Archaeology of Leiden University hosts an international conference on the archaeology of the Roman period in Portugal and its place in the Roman West.
Beyond Standards: Attic, the Koiné and Atticism
The conference will receive papers on the three major varieties of standard Greek, exploring new methodologies and investigating understudied phenomena from linguistic, philological, literary and historico-cultural angles.
Cotutelle PhD opportunities at Warwick and Macquarie Universities
The scheme allows doctoral students to spend time at each university and offers joint supervision between both institutions.
The Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities 2018 Colloquium
Proposals for Scholars’ Colloquium papers will be accepted from graduate students and senior scholars in the fields of Egyptology, Anthropology, Classics, Fine Arts, Archaeology, Nubian Studies.
Historical debates (2nd edition)
The Seminar will be held at the Department of Humanistic Studies in Vercelli from 17th October to 19th October 2018.
Summer School in Homer 2018
The Summer School is for anyone interested in studying the Homeric epics. The Summer School offers five days of intensive teaching of Homeric language and literature for students of different levels.
Milan: 8 fully funded PhD positions
The Doctoral School in Philosophy and Human Sciences of L'Università degli Studi di Milano announces 8 fully funded PhD positions.
Egyptian Archaeology Skills School
For postgraduate Egyptologists/archaeologists looking to create or improve fieldwork skills
Fully-funded PhD studentship at Bologna University
The Department of Classics and Italian studies of Bologna University invites applications for a fully-funded PhD studentship reserved for foreign graduates.
Summer Seminars in Paleography and Archival Studies
The Medici Archive Project is pleased to announce the dates for the upcoming 2018 Summer seminars in paleography and archival studies.
Marginalisation from Rome to Byzantium
This conference will investigate the Roman and Byzantine Empires up to the 11th century, focusing on how marginalisation practices evolved as common assumptions about social, political, and religious margins shifted.
Classical Association Secretary
The Classical Association is looking to appoint a new Association Secretary to perform the day-to-day running of this UK charity, whose remit is to promote access to the study of the classical world.
Géza Alföldy stipends offered by AIEGL in 2018
The Association Internationale d’Épigraphie Grecque et Latine will award two Géza Alföldy stipends in 2018: a Research Grant and a Publication Grant.
The Album of the World Emperor: Cosmopolitan Collecting at the Ottoman Court of the Seventeenth-Century
The lecture will examine an early-seventeenth century album made for the Ottoman sultan Ahmed I.
‘As It Is Written’? Uses of Sources in Ancient Mediterranean Texts
Proposals for papers focusing on the use of sources in ancient texts from scholars working in Classics, Hebrew Bible, and/or Ancient Near Eastern Studies are invited.
Earliest animal cranial surgery: from cow to man in the Neolithic
Archaeologists in Champ-Durand, France, have found a cow skull with a round hole the size of a biscuit cut into it.
Regional Approaches to Early Greek Society, 1100–550 BCE
Reminder for the Call for Papers for Regional Approaches to Early Greek Society, 1100–550 BCE (deadline is April 30th).