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The website brings together all sites related to the study of Greek and Roman antiquity in the areas investigated at the Section.
Aiming to highlight the historical continuity of Athens, the National Hellenic Research Foundation organized a series of twelve lectures under the title “Archaeology of the City of Athens”. Twelve expert scholars presented major topics concerning the history of Athens’ urban and suburban landscape, from prehistoric times to the modern era.
The portal constitutes the digital publication of this project, featuring substantial additions — including newly written chapters, excerpts from historical sources, and a rich collection of illustrative material.
The portal of the research project "Kyrtou Plegmata" includes applications for the study, documentation, and interpretive mapping of the structure and functions of various networks that developed historically, investigating their impact on the formation of the respective conceptualizations of the Greek space.
PANDEKTIS includes major digital collections on Greek history and culture created by the National Hellenic Research Foundation. These collections originate from the Institutes of Neohellenic Research, Byzantine Research, and Greek and Roman Antiquity (actual Institute of Historical Research) and have been digitized and made available online by the National Documentation Centre.
The collections contain information on historical and cultural heritage that can be of value both to the scholarly community and to the general public.
ARISTEIA // InCoMac
A project of the Section of Greek and Roman Antiquity (KERA / Institute of Historical Research) about “Inscriptions and Coins: New Documents from Ancient Macedonia”
The objective of InCoMac is the systematic study and publication of primary sources, namely inscriptions preserved on stone and coins, which provide evidence about the history of ancient Macedonia. Both these categories of material evidence constitute primary sources of unparalleled significance for the study of institutions, diplomacy, social hierarchy, economic structure, the circulation of wealth and many other facets of ancient societies.
Mobility and economic migration in the Mediterranean
Italiote Greek and Roman businessmen in Greece
This website focuses on the presence of numerous Romans and Italiote Greeks at various spots of mainland Greece and the adjacent islands. Various historical evolutions encouraged an economic outreach of these people who searched for profit opportunities abroad and are attested from the 3rd c. BC onwards at many places of the Roman oecumenen, from the Iberian Peninsula to Asia Minor and from Rhine and Danube to North Africa.
On the website “Kyprios Character”, you will discover everything you want to know about ancient Cypriote history, archaeology and numismatics.
You can search for information related to the ancient coins of Cypriote city-kingdoms, read scientific articles written especially for this website by specialised researchers, locate related numismatic bibliography, and consult a calendar of events as well as links of interest.
Material Entanglements in the Ancient Mediterranean and Beyond investigates cultural, and especially artistic, contacts across a broad swath of the ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern world from the Middle Bronze Age to the Sasanian Period (c. 2000 BCE – c. 650 CE).
This website presents the results of three survey campaigns (2004-2006) in the ancient city of Boubon (Cibyratis, northern Lycia) and its territory. It includes a corpus of the inscriptions found in Boubon, 15 of which are published here for the first time, as well as documentation of the archaeological remains of the city and its territory.
CyCoMed
The Cypriot connection to the Mediterranean from the Late Bronze Age to the end of the Classical period
The project studies ancient Cyprus and its Mediterranean interconnections through archaeological, epigraphic and numismatic evidence. The website is addressed to all those who wish to learn more about ancient Cyprus, one of the most exciting islands of the Mediterranean in terms of cultural wealth and vitality.
