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Donations to the Blegen Library
08/27/2010
The Blegen Library gratefully acknowledges the generous donation of the following publications.
ΤΟ ΕΡΓΟ ΤΗΣ ΑΜΕΡΙΚΑΝΙΚΗΣ ΣΧΟΛΗΣ ΚΛΑΣΙΚΩΝ ΣΠΟΥΔΩΝ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΘΗΝΑ:
07/30/2010
«Αναβιώνοντας την Αρχαία Αγορά, τον τόπο που γεννήθηκε η Δημοκρατία» - EL0066
Hesperia 79.2 Now Online
07/28/2010
The current issue of Hesperia contains articles ranging from the Palaeolithic to the Hellenistic period, and includes the biggest news in Aegean prehistory in years.
Agora Scholar Awarded AIA Gold Medal
07/21/2010
Longtime ASCSA Managing Committee member and Agora staff member Susan Rotroff has been awarded the prestigious AIA Gold Medal in recognition of her distinguished contributions to archaeology through fieldwork, publications, and teaching.
Irini Solomonidi Named Acting Director of the Gennadius Library
07/05/2010
Irini Solomonidi will serve as Acting Director of the Gennadius Library from July 1, 2010 until June 30, 2011 as Maria Georgopoulou goes on research leave.
Gennadius Library Honors Rothschild and Opens New Exhibition
06/28/2010
On June 7, the Overseers of the Gennadius Library hosted a special evening to benefit the Library and to honor Lord Jacob Rothschild, in conjunction with the opening of "Johannes Gennadius and his World."
Orientalism and Anglo-Irish scholarship 1740-1810 in the Gennadius Library, Athens
06/05/2010
The Gennadius Library organized an exhibition of rare books to accompany the symposium on Irish travelers and artists (1740-1810) at the Irish Institute of Hellenic Studies at Athens.
Spring News from the Wiener Laboratory
05/25/2010
A summary in pictures of the people and events at the Wiener Lab for Spring 2010.
Akoue Now Online
05/06/2010
The Spring 2010 edition of the School newsletter ákoue has been mailed to all subscribers and can also be read online and in color here.
New Publication: The Athenian Agora: Site Guide
05/04/2010
A new, full-color edition of the site guide has now been published.
Hesperia 79.1 Now Online
04/29/2010
The spring issue of Hesperia is now available online. Articles in the latest issue span the Aegean, from the Peloponnese to Crete to Anatolia, and from earliest prehistory to the Classical period.
Wiener Lab Presents Archaeology Under the Microscope
04/06/2010
The Wiener Lab conducted its most successful workshop to-date on March 29 entitled "Archaeology under the Microscope: Daily Life in the Past through the Analysis of Organic & Inorganic."
Wiener Laboratory Hosts Max Planck Institute Workshop
04/06/2010
The Wiener Laboratory hosted a Max Planck Institute for Demographic Workshop (Rostock) on March 15-17, 2010 entitled: “Sex, death and bones: Paleodemography and gender differentials in the Mediterranean World."
Videocast: Open Meeting of the Work of the School
03/26/2010
Could not be in Athens for the School's annual report on its activities? Watch it here.
The Gennadius Library Celebrates its Tenth Annual Clean Monday Benefit in New York
03/08/2010
The Ambassador of Greece to the U.S. and over 120 friends of the Gennadius Library celebrated the Tenth Annual Clean Monday Benefit on February 15 at Molyvos in New York City.
Donald R. Laing Finding Aid Online
03/08/2010
The Donald R. Laing Papers consist of material related to his time as member of ASCSA Managing Committee (1964-1994), Publications Committee (1969-1976) and Summer Sessions of 1957, 1965, 1976, 1987. The Laing Papers were sent to the ASCSA in 2009 by the Center for Epigraphical and Palaeographical Studies of the Ohio State University.
The Ali Pasha Papers Published
03/03/2010
The Gennadius Library is happy to announce the full publication of the Ali Pasha Papers in a four-volume catalogue, the product of a 30-year-long project, under the auspices of the Center of Modern Greek Studies of the National Research Foundation.
Kress Funds Coin Project at Corinth
02/26/2010
The Kress Foundation has generously provided funding for cataloging and photography of Corinth Excavations' coin study collection. The study collection consists of about 3,000 coins that date between 550 B.C. and modern times and it reflects many of the best examples of coin types recovered during the long history of excavation at Corinth.
Agora and Corinth Partner for Online Excavation Databases
02/12/2010
The staff of the Athenian Agora and Corinth Excavations has been collaborating to bring their vast electronic resources together in a single online interface. These databases provide a valuable research tool for scholars far beyond Athens and Corinth. They are available at ascsa.net.
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