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Tuesday 16 February 2021

Heavy snow fall in Greece! Time to host a winter...

Due the outspread of coronavirus / SARS-CoV-2, the Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece regrets to announce that the annual open meeting and lecture scheduled for March 11th will be postponed. Switzerland is, as Greece, directly affected by the outbreak. The Federal Council has issued the suspensio…

Wednesday 27 January 2021

Open Meeting on March 11th, 2021 postponed. New date to...

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Tuesday 26 January 2021

From the 1st of February, Daphne Vlanti is going to...

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Friday 22 January 2021

📑The report on the last Greek-Swiss excavations 2020 in the...

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Tuesday 19 January 2021

Happy new year 2021 🎊 Today we celebrated the new...

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Friday 15 January 2021

🖌New painting on the wall of the Municipal Stadium in...

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Tuesday 5 January 2021

Καλή χρονιά και χρόνια πολλά 🧿 Happy new year and...

Applications are now open for the Fitch Laboratory course: Introduction to Ceramic Petrology

The course will run from the 24th May – 4th June 2021*

The course is designed for people with no (or limited) previous experience on petrology, although familiarity with archaeological ceramics will be useful. It is an excellent introduction for students already on a research degree in archaeological materials, as well as for postdoctoral researchers and academics interested in becoming familiar with ceramic petrology applications. Although the focus is primarily with ceramic materials, the skills learnt are applicable to the study of lithics, building materials, pigments and soils.

More information on the course and application process can be found at the link below

https://www.bsa.ac.uk/courses/ceramic-petrology/

* The British School at Athens is committed to providing a full and enriching teaching programme for undergraduate and postgraduate students and for lifelong learners. Our aim is to provide on-the-ground and hands-on experiences for students. We remain committed to this goal, despite the challenges presented by the Covid-19 pandemic.

If by April 2021 it becomes clear that it will not be possible to gather safely as a group, we will cancel the course or postpone it to a later date.

Thursday 17 December 2020

BSA Petrology course: applications open!

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Tuesday 15 December 2020

The Annual Advisory Board Meeting usually held in Bern happened...

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Tuesday 15 December 2020

27 January 2021

Open Meeting 2021 postponed

25 February 2021

New releases: ERETRIA XXIV & XXV

25 February 2021

Annual Report 2020

Welcome to the Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece

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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2021 Program

The excavation site at Amarynthos-Palaeoekklisies (2019)

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Eretria

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