October 21, 2016
VIDEO: Moussaka with Chef Takis Iliopoulos
Learn how to make traditional Greek Moussaka with Chef Takis Iliopoulos in The American School's Loring Hall kitchen.
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October 20, 2016
Watch “Ask an Archaeologist”
Corinth Excavations Director Guy D. R. Sanders and Assistant Director Ioulia Tzonou-Herbst answered questions submitted from viewers all over the world--live from the Corinth Museum.
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66 Annual Reports Digitized and Available Online
66 Annual Reports (1919-1985) were digitized and are available online
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October 14, 2016
Seminar of Textual Interpretation visits the Gennadius Library
The Gennadius Library generously shared treasures from their rare collection of books with a group of scholars studying textual interpretation.
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October 12, 2016
VIDEOCAST - Fairy Tale Logic: The Philosophy of Mythology through the Eyes of Poetry
Ginger F. Zaimis is an American poet, essayist and polymath who specializes in architectural forms. She is the Arts and Literary Chair (Greece) for the International Friends of Bibliotheca Alexandrina, The Library of Alexandria.
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Meet a Member: Minerva Alganza-Roldán
Meet Minerva Alganza-Roldán, ia Senior Associate Member and a research fellow in the Polymnia Research Network of Ancient and Modern Mythographers.
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New Podcast Will Educate About Illicitly Traded Antiquities
Alumna Zoë Kontes was recently awarded a Whiting Foundation Public Engagement Fellowship to create a podcast that tells the stories of illicitly traded antiquities.
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Meet a Member: Julia Shear
Meet Julia Shear, a Senior Associate Member working on her second book about the Panathenaia and the construction of Athenian identities
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September 27, 2016
VIDEOCAST - Glimpses of the Past in the Cultural Expressions of Greece and Turkey - Session I
History in Motion: Relating the Past through Cinema and Televized Serials Yannis Papadopoulos & Thanassis Agathos, “Byzantium in Greek Cinema and Television”
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Annual Report 2014-2015
The 2014-15 interactive edition of the report is now online.
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ASCSA Alumni Bring Ancient Roman Cooking to Life
Kiki Aranita and Chris Vacca both used to teach Ancient Greek, but now teach an Ancient Roman cooking class
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September 16, 2016
VIDEOCAST - The New York Times : Athens Democracy Forum - Ancient Democracy & Religion, Migration.
Eleni Tsakopoulos-Kounelakis, Josiah Ober, Tsakopoulos-Kounelakis, Michel Zaboulakis, David Lewis,
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News and Events Schedule Set for 2016-17
The New York Times Democracy Forum and the Nights of Classical Music at the Gennadeion highlight a year of stimulating lectures and events ahead.
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Meet a Member: Marion Meyer
Meet Marion Meyer, a classical archaeologist who teaches in Vienna but returns to the ASCSA every summer to continue her research on the early cult of Athena.
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Revisiting Greece Through Painting
Former member Brian Nolan has not been to Greece in years, but he often paints scenes of Meteora and Crete.
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Meet a Member: Ross Brendle
Meet Ross Brendle, a visiting student associate member at the American School of Classical Studies, working on a PhD in Classical Art and Archaeology.
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August 24, 2016
Mapping Antiquity
Scholar and former diplomat Brady Kiesling is on a mission to map the world of Ancient Greece
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August 22, 2016
Through the Eyes of an Archaeologist
Our new video gives a peek of what an excavation looks like through the eyes of an archaeologist
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The New Pausanias
Summer Session Student Matthew Cartier talks about his blog and his summer session experience.
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A Life at the Agora
Come travel with us as we pay tribute to John Camp's amazing 50 years at the Agora through this inspiring 6 minute video.
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August 17, 2016
David Romano Reflects on Mt. Lykaion Discovery
“We had been expecting something like this ever since we began excavating at the altar in 2007,” admitted Romano.
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August 16, 2016
Work of ASCSA-Affiliated Project leads to First Pre-Neolithic Artifacts on Display in Crete
The 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
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August 11, 2016
VIDEOCAST - An Earthly Paradise. Μπαξές, Περιβόλι and Ύπαιθρος in the Aegean
Harriet Blitzer, Professor of Art History, Buffalo State College
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New Finds at Mt. Lykaion
New discoveries at Mt. Lykaion could confirm ancient tales of human sacrifice in Greece
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