Paris Arnopoulos Annual Lecture by Matthew A. Sears (ENGLISH)

“Having Our (Saracen’s) Head Examined: Recent Research by the CIG at Khavania, Crete”

The Marshall Plan and the Reconstruction of Greek Industry

Migrants, refugees & the first Greek Canadians. 1922 & the transnational history of Greeks in Canada

Annual Open Meeting 2023 Invited Lecture by Sarah C. Murray

Annual Open Meeting 2023 Director's Report

Metrical Structures in Prehistoric Cretan Tablewares: A Case Study from Knossos

The Return of Achilles & the Cassandra Complex:An ‘Iliadic’ Reading of the Foundry Painter Name-Vase

Challenges Representing Long-Term Histories: A Middle Pleistocene-Anthropocene Case Study at Stelida

Lost Worlds of Ancient and Modern Greece

Annual Open Meeting 2022 Director's Report

Annual Open Meeting 2022 Invited Lecture by Chelsea A. M. Gardner

Urban Infrastructure and Resilience in Hellenistic Thessaly

Greek Funerary Religion: The Case-Study of the Orphic Gold Tablets

Video Games and the Classical Past: Problems, Potential and Pedagogy

Sadly, a Looted Cave Sanctuary High Above Stymphalia, Arkadia

Conversations with the Greek Gods of Antiquity

Οι φιλέλληνες του γαλλόφωνου Καναδά και η απελευθερωμένη Ελλάδα

The Colonisation of the Aegean Islands & Global Origins of Seafaring: New Data from Naxos & Crete

Moulding Dramatic Traditions of Euboea: A Study of Theatrical Figurines & Local Performance Culture

A Late Archaic Destruction of Ancient Eleon and its Historical Implications

A Tale of Two Wells: Mothers, Midwives and Perinatal Death in Athens and Eretria, Greece

Dreams, Ghosts, and Gods: The Apparition Topos in Roman Epic

Surrealism in Canada

Annual Open Meeting 2019 Invited Lecture by SeungJung Kim

Annual Open Meeting 2019 Director's Report

Ancient Argilos: Shops, workshops and houses of the merchants’ quarter

The Archaeological Survey of the Bouros-Kastri Peninsula, Southern Euboia

Writing the global history of a forgotten army: The Allied armies of the Orient in WWI Greece

The Athenian Plague & Eros as a Killer Virus in Euripides’ Hippolytus