THE ATHENS GREEK RELIGION SEMINAR, Tuesday, December 10, 2024 Beatriz Pañeda Murcia, Swedish Institute at Athens/Lund University Co-Living with the Gods on Hellenistic Delos Domestic Religion and Home-Making in a Multicultural Port City ABSTRACT This […]
Dear Friends and Colleagues, The Swedish Institute at Athens and the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul welcome you to the 2024Gustav Karlsson Lecture on Byzantine Culture and Literature. Dr. Aglae Pizzone, University of Southern Denmark, will […]
THE ATHENS GREEK RELIGION SEMINAR, Wednesday, November 13, 2024 Hanna Smagh, Pennsylvania State University: The Sacred Home: Rethinking Household Religion in Ancient Greece ABSTRACT In models of Greek religion, household religion has been described as […]
Edward M. Harris, Durham University & University of Edinburgh: Suppliants, Law and Religion: The Traditions about Cylon’s Attempt at Tyranny ABSTRACT One of the most well-known stories about early Athens is the tradition about Cylon […]
Dear all, An important conference in Besançon (France) on An Ancient Heritage for Today’s Europe: Engaging Young Europeans through Communicating the Past, 17 October 2024. Euroclassica will be there, with our president speaking. Please click on the following […]
The Athens Greek Religion Seminar invites you to a talk by Bonna D. Wescoat, American School of Classical Studies at Athens: “From City to Sanctuary on Samothrace” ABSTRACT Τhe Sanctuary of the Great Gods on […]
The Athens Greek Religion Seminar invites you to a talk by Hans Beck, Münster University The Materiality of Oaths Tuesday, September 24, 2024, 17.00h (Athens) in a hybrid format with live presence at the Swedish […]
Under hösten bjuder Svenska Atheninstitutet på en rad intressanta föreläsningar som är öppna för alla via zoom: THE ATHENS GREEK RELIGION SEMINAR AUTUMN 2024 September 24 Hans Beck: The Materiality of Oaths October 8 Bonna […]
THE ATHENS GREEK RELIGION SEMINAR, Tuesday, June 11, 2024 Rebecca Van Hove, University of Groningen: ”Divine and Human Authority in early Cretan law” ABSTRACT From 650 BCE onwards, after at least a century of Greek […]
Filippo Lepori, Uppsala University: Why Does Zeus Care About Burnt Thighbones Only? Burnt Animal Bones at Thysia Sacrifice Between the Homeric Poems and Zooarchaeological Evidence from the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age THE […]
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