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From Rome to Georgia to Philistia II

  • Old Arts 107 (William Macmahon Ball Theatre) University of Melbourne Parkville, Vic, 3010 Australia (map)

Snapshots of Recent Fieldwork by University of Melbourne Archaeologists

This seminar will feature six short presentations by University of Melbourne academics and students on current archaeological fieldwork projects, including the Pontine Plain Project (Italy: investigation of a Mid-Republican land division scheme), the Sissi Archaeological Project (Crete: excavation of a Minoan settlement), the Kourion Urban Space Project (Cyprus: excavation of part of a major Classical-era city), the Georgian-Australian Investigations in Archaeology Project (Georgia: excavation of a multi-period fortified settlement), the Australian Mission at Jebel Khalid (Syria: excavation of a Hellenistic settlement), and the Tell es-Safi/Gath Archaeological Project (Israel: excavation of a Philistine city). The seminar will end with a brief presentation on a new Winter Intensive subject that will be run in Georgia in July: ANCW30025 Field Archaeology, designed to provide fieldwork and training opportunities for the next generation of archaeology students.

Speakers: Dr Gijs Tol, Jacob Heywood, Dr Christopher Davey, Dr Claudia Sagona, Dr Heather Jackson, Professor Louise Hitchcock, Dr Brent Davis, Associate Professor Andrew Jamieson

Presented by: University of Melbourne

Time and date: 1-2pm, Monday 20 May 2019

Location: Old Arts 107 (William Macmahon Ball Theatre), University of Melbourne (Melbourne Campus)

Contact: Brent Davis bedavis@unimelb.edu.au

For more information: https://arts.unimelb.edu.au/ancient-medieval-and-early-modern-studies/seminars-reading-groups/ancient-world-seminar

Earlier Event: May 20
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