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Scholarships in Greek Archaeology for 2013/14

Scholarships in Greek Archaeology for 2013/14

Scholarships for postgraduate studies in Greek Archaeology in the UK, limited to candidates of Hellenic ethnicity (Greek and Greek-Cypriot) who hold either a first degree with First Class classification (or equivalent), or a postgraduate degree with distinction from any reputable university.
Filippetti accused of “sexist” job quotas

Filippetti accused of “sexist” job quotas

France’s culture minister has sparked howls of disapproval from conservative, male critics and curators for seeking to put a woman at the helm of the Louvre museum for the first time.
God Save the King

God Save the King

'Alfred the Great' bones exhumed from unmarked grave
Postgraduate Conference of Cypriot Archaeology

Postgraduate Conference of Cypriot Archaeology

Conference of POCA (Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology) will be held on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of November 2013.
Cuming’s Museum gutted by fire on Monday

Cuming’s Museum gutted by fire on Monday

Fire brigade officers rescued hundreds of objects on display at the 107-year-old museum.
Two Europa Nostra Awards for Greece

Two Europa Nostra Awards for Greece

The Europa Nostra Awards 2013 have been announced. Greece won two prizes, one in the category “Conservation”, the other in the category of “Dedicated Service”.
The Asclepeion of Epidaurus

The Asclepeion of Epidaurus

Vassilios Labrinoudakis at the Athens Concert Hall.
Alexandria before Alexandria

Alexandria before Alexandria

New research into Thonis-Heracleion, a sunken port-city that served as the gateway to Egypt in the first millennium BC, was examined at an international conference at the University of Oxford.
Tomb raiding Egyptian-style in Dahshur

Tomb raiding Egyptian-style in Dahshur

Archaeologists say the elimination of Mubarak's police services left a security vacuum and an open invitation to trespass without fear of reprisal.
No fence for the Academy of Athens

No fence for the Academy of Athens

The members of the Central Council for Modern Monuments have opposed to the idea of fencing the Academy of Athens, arguing that an enclosure would distort the public character of the institution.
Cat-Paw Prints Found on Medieval Manuscript

Cat-Paw Prints Found on Medieval Manuscript

While pawing through a stack of medieval manuscripts from Dubrovnik, Croatia, University of Sarajevo doctoral student Emir O. Filipović stumbled upon a familiar set of splotches marring the centuries-old pages. Years ago, a mischievous kitty had left her ink-covered prints
New lighting for the Lindos Acropolis

New lighting for the Lindos Acropolis

The new lighting will substitute the existing one, which apart from being old and unsuitable, causes light pollution and consumes too much energy.
Teaching Position for Classical Historians and Archaeologists

Teaching Position for Classical Historians and Archaeologists

Candidates with a PhD in a relevant field and excellent command of English should send in their application to the Department of History before 15 April 2013.
Μycenaean finds from Aiani and upper Macedonia

Μycenaean finds from Aiani and upper Macedonia

The 5th meeting of the Mycenaean Seminar will be held on Thursday, March 28th.
Cultures of 8,000 years and…”four lakes”

Cultures of 8,000 years and…”four lakes”

Elements from a culture that lasted for more than 8,000 years come to light through the widespread and perennial archaeological excavation in the "four lakes" area of Amyntaio, Florina.
Olympia exhibition travels to Qatar

Olympia exhibition travels to Qatar

The exhibition titled “Olympics – Past and Present” travels to Qatar, after being shown in Berlin from August 2012 to January 2013.
Pre-Viking tunic found inside melting glacier

Pre-Viking tunic found inside melting glacier

A pre-Viking woollen tunic found beside a thawing glacier in south Norway.
Greek History and Culture Seminars in Melbourne

Greek History and Culture Seminars in Melbourne

The seminar series was launched on Thursday 21st March and will be running until the end of May.
Exploring the Byzantine World

Exploring the Byzantine World

Providing digital interactive services for the promotion of Byzantine culture the new portal offers to students and adults, tourists and web visitors, specialists or not, a unique chance: to get acquainted to the byzantine world, especially to the everyday life of people, in a way both interesting and reliable.
ASCSA to continue excavations at the site of Stoa Poikile

ASCSA to continue excavations at the site of Stoa Poikile

The Central Archaeological Council has given the green light to the request of the ASCSA, giving priority to a significant archaeological site with many monuments.
Revealing a Neolithic household

Revealing a Neolithic household

A lecture for “House 1” at Dikili Tash, where the oldest wine making site in Europe was revealed.
Karabournaki 2012

Karabournaki 2012

The results of the 2012 excavational season at Karabournaki will be presented today in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
New finds at Aigai

New finds at Aigai

Three impressive funerary monuments which might open a new chapter to the study of the evolution of the so-called Macedonian Tombs have been discovered.
Street uncovered in Agora of Smyrna

Street uncovered in Agora of Smyrna

Turkish archaeologists have revealed a street similar to the Arcadian street of Ephesus in İzmir during excavations at a nearby historical agora.
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