Former member Brian Nolan has not been to Greece in years, but he often paints scenes of Meteora and Crete.
Read MoreMeet Ross Brendle, a visiting student associate member at the American School of Classical Studies, working on a PhD in Classical Art and Archaeology.
Read MoreScholar and former diplomat Brady Kiesling is on a mission to map the world of Ancient Greece
Read MoreOur new video gives a peek of what an excavation looks like through the eyes of an archaeologist
Read MoreSummer Session Student Matthew Cartier talks about his blog and his summer session experience.
Read MoreCome travel with us as we pay tribute to John Camp's amazing 50 years at the Agora through this inspiring 6 minute video.
Read More“We had been expecting something like this ever since we began excavating at the altar in 2007,” admitted Romano.
Read MoreThe new temporary archaeological museum in Rethmynon now exhibits the first pre-Neolithic artifacts (>7000 B.C.) found on Crete which were discovered by the Plakias Mesolithic Survey, a synergasia project of the ASCSA and the Ephoreia of Palaeoanthropology and Speleology
Read MoreHarriet Blitzer, Professor of Art History, Buffalo State College
Read MoreNew discoveries at Mt. Lykaion could confirm ancient tales of human sacrifice in Greece
Read MoreMeet Petra Vaiglova is the pre-doctoral fellow at the Wiener lab, working on a PhD in archaeological science
Read MoreTopics in this issue include evidence from Isthmia for structures that predate the Roman Bath, the special nature of the ceramic assemblage of room 60 at Pylos, the dedicatory inscription of the Stoa of Attalos, a new analysis of the battle scene on the Pydna Monument, and a reconstruction of the cult group of the Agora's Temple of Ares.
Read MoreIrini Solomonidi attended a course on incunabula at the Institut d’histoire du livre in Lyon.
Read MoreSome of the most important recent acquisitions of the Gennadius Library are on display in the Reading Room.
Read MoreN. R. Visalatchy, Director of the Department of Archaeology & Museums of the Government of Telangana (India) visited the American School.
Read MoreHopes for excavations at the birthplace of Zeus
Read MoreΟι επισκέπτες της Γενναδείου μπορούν να απολαύσουν από κοντά μερικές από τις σημαντικές πρόσφατες προσκτήσεις της Βιβλιοθήκης:
Read MoreH εικαστικός Judith Allen-Efstathiou δώρισε στη Γεννάδειο Βιβλιοθήκη 36 πρωτότυπα σχέδια δουλεμένα με γραφίτη και γκουάς σε χαρτί mulberry.
Read MoreIn June 2016, visual artist Judith Allen-Efstathiou donated to the Gennadius Library the Mapping the Walk archive, which consists of 36 original graphite and gouache drawings.
Read MoreOne hundred and fifty years after his first journey to China and Japan, Schliemann's spirit recently returned to Japan on the occasion of two exhibits.
Read MoreOn June 4, 2016, the School inaugurated the Malcolm H. Wiener Laboratory for Archaeological Science, which will propel us into a new era of research opportunities and solidify our standing as the preeminent center for high level archaeological science in the Mediterranean and Southeastern Europe.
Read MoreAfter three years of restoration, this important archaeological site gets a new shed.
Read MoreAnd rightly so! How could the papers of the man who penned the manifesto of the "30s Generation" (and also credited by many with coining the term) not be at the Archives of the Gennadius Library, together with the papers of George Seferis, Odysseus Elytis, Stratis Myrivilis, Angelos Terzakis, and Elias Venezis?
Read MoreThe Blegen library is happy to announce the acquisition of four new online subscriptions. As always, we value your feedback and welcome any comments you may have.
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