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15 August 2019
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of Archaeology in Greece
of Archaeology in Greece
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Since 1964, Swiss archaeologists have been exploring the ancient city of Eretria, on the island of Euboea. More recently, excavations near Amarynthos have led to the discovery of the Sanctuary of Artemis, the most renowned place of cult of the Eretrians.
The School also supports Swiss archaeological projects elsewhere in Greece.
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17 October 2019
The two cities of Central Euboea, Chalkis and Eretria, obviously needed to produce pottery to supply their large populations. Ceramics imported from the Aegean and further abroad reached their markets but remained largely episodic in comparison with
Interested in Hellenistic Pottery of Euboea? Note the conference of Guy Ackermann on November 11 at Athens "Pottery Production in Central Euboea during the Hellenistic Period" in the frame of the 4th conference of the IARPotHP. https://www.academia.edu/40592313/Guy_Ackermann_Pottery_Production_in_Central_Euboea_during_the_Hellenistic_Period_4th_conference_of_the_IARPotHP_to_be_held_in_Athens_in_November_2019_Manufacturers_and_Markets_The_Contribution_of_Hellenistic_Pottery_to_Economies_Large_and_Small_
15 October 2019
Stage de céramique archaïque et terre cuite / Praktikum zur archaischen Keramik und Terrakotten 13.01. - 15.02.2020
14 October 2019
L'ESAG félicite Guy Ackermann pour le Prix de la Fondation pour l'encouragement du latin, la recherche et l'archéologie (FELRA) pour sa thèse de doctorat intitulée « La céramique d'Erétrie à l'époque hellénistique. Une chrono-typologie au service de l'histoire d'une ville…