Department of Archaeology

Borders in first millennium BC Crete

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When
20-01-2023 to 21-01-2023
Where
Athens, Greece (Italian and Belgian Schools at Athens) & online
Language
English
Organizer
Quentin Drillat, Giacomo Fadelli
Contact
quentin.drillat@ugent.be; giacomo.fadelli@ugent.be

International interdisciplinary workshop on Borders in first millennium BC Crete, 20-21 January 2023, Athens (Greece)

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Contrary to previously scheduled, both days, 19th and 20th of January 2022, of the workshop will take place at the Italian School at Athens, at the Doro Levi lecture hall, Odos Parthenonos 14.

Registration

The registration is closed.

Program

The program and book of abstracts of the workshop can be downloaded here.

The times indicated correspond to Athens time (UTC+2).

Keynote lectures

Two keynote lectures will be given by Prof. dr. Antonis Kotsonas (New York University) and Prof. dr. Angelos Chaniotis (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton).

  • Antonis Kotsonas: Borders, Territories, and Archaeological Regions in Ancient Crete
  • Angelos Chanioitis: Borders in post-Classical Crete: Contested, Disputed, Redrawn

Venue

The 'Borders in first millennium BC Crete' workshop will take place in Athens, on the premises of the Italian School at Athens (SAIA).

 

Italian School at Athens

Doro Levi Lecture Hall

Odos Parthenonos 14, GR-117 42 Athens, Greece

 

Contact

If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the organizers: quentin.drillat@ugent.be and giacomo.fadelli@ugent.be

We look forward to seeing you!