Experimental and Experiential Approaches to Identity Formation in the Ancient World
The programme of the conference which will be held in Liverpool in April 4-5, 2024.
Post-doc position at ULiège
The University of Liège (Department of Egyptology) invites applications for a two-year research position at the University of Liège.
Artists, Craftsmen and Ritual Specialists in the Ancient World
This workshop aims to understand the complex role of those who were working for the temple, including ritual actors as well as the involvement of political authorities and their impact on the religious services and functions.
Byzantine Archaeology and History
The ‘Byzantine Archaeology, History and History of Art of Greece’ is an intensive course on Byzantine Greece, taking place between 22 July – 2 August 2024.
3-year PhD contract at Sorbonne University
Application form for a 3-year PhD contract at Sorbonne University in Paris.
International conference on magic and thought
The international conference on Magic and Thought will take place at the University of Granada.
Anatolian Languages and Linguistics Summer School
The Ancient Anatolia Network is delighted to launch the first Anatolian Languages and Linguistics Summer School, which will take place in Oxford.
Coroplasts at the Intersection of Craft Boundaries
the AIA Colloquium investigates the ways in which coroplasts adopted ideas and imagery from bronzeworking, stone sculpture, painted pottery, ivory work, textile production, and other crafts.
Learn Egyptian Hieroglyphs with Bibliotheca Alexandrina
The new initiative introducing the wider public worldwide to the study of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs has been launched.
Sailors, Traders, Settlers and Potters
The international workshop "Sailors, Traders, Settlers and Potters. Interactions and Exchanges in the Ancient Mediterranean" will be held on April 18th at the Royal Academy of Belgium.
Using Generative AI to Support Ancient Language Teaching
This free, hybrid session will discuss the different types of generative AI tools, ethical considerations for using AI and hands-on tutorials employing a variety of AI tools.
Tracking (in)visible states and Domestic Spaces
CfA for Session 13: Tracking (in)visible states and Domestic Spaces through Microarchaeology from Protohistory to Roman times: Iberia and North Africa.
Humans and animals in Antiquity
This seminar brings together archaeologists, zooarchaeologists, philologists and historians of philosophy and science, who explore human-animal relations in the past.
Introduction to GIS for Egyptologists
This short course will give participants a basic understanding of the nature and operation of a GIS and how it can be used in Egyptology.
Borderscapes of Ancient Egypt
Symposium that marks the end of the BORDERSCAPE Project. Online on MS Teams.
Gender in the ANE, ASOR AM 2024
Abstracts are now invited for the 2024 ASOR Session on Gender in the Ancient Near East to be held at the Annual Meeting in Boston.
Haifa Center for Mediterranean History postdoctoral fellowships
The Haifa Center for Mediterranean History (HCMH) seeks applications for postdoctoral fellowships for the academic year 2024-25.
Stellenbosch Ancient Studies Research Seminar 2024
Seminars happen in hybrid format at 17:00 (SAST) on Tuesdays: in-person in Arts 332 (Arts and Social Sciences Building, cnr Ryneveld and Merriman in Stellenbosch), and online via Microsoft Teams.
Cultural Heritage in Crisis: People Oriented
This multi-year workshop centers on the people behind cultural heritage before, during, and after conflict.
Post-doc position in Greek epigraphy
The ERC project Pecunia “Private interests in public functions...” (Grant agreement 101088477) is opening a 2-year postdoctoral position.
Six 4-year, fully-funded PhD positions in Classics SNS PISA
The Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, encourages applications to its PhD programme in Classics.
Animal mummies: from beliefs to practice
The Annual Egyptological Colloquium will take place at the British Museum, London, on 31 October-1 November 2024.
Aqua Paphia workshop
A Call for Papers for the workshop “Aqua Paphia: The Use and Meaning of Water in Hellenistic-Roman Nea Paphos and Beyond” has been issued.
New Fellowship at the University of Pisa
Study of clay objects (excluding vessels) in archaeological contexts of the Nile valley (Egypt and Nubia) dating back to the Middle Bronze Age (2000-1550 BC).