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PAST PROGRAMMES

 

BAHCS 2012 PROGRAMME

Jan. 18th. 2012

Elizabeth Warren.  University Of Bristol

An habitation of dragons-the rock cut churches of Cappadocia

Feb 22nd

Judith Affleck.

Greek Boys.

March 21st.

 Ken Wood.

Homer's Secret Odyssey or  Homer, Master of Time.

April 18th.

Jim Jones.

Sabrina: The Roman Occupation of Severnside

(POSTPONED (Prof Edith Hall. Kings College London

Greek Tragedy and the Black Sea ).

May 10th

Society 25th Anniversary Dinner

At Manor Hall, Lower Clifton Hill

Guest Speaker Sir Jeremy Morse

May. 16th.

Dr  Ioanna Sitaridou  Queens College Cambridge)

In search of the Last Greek infinitive -- A Story of Survival in the Hinterland of Trebizand.

Jun 20th. 

 Ian Knowles

Elias Icon, Cheltenham

Origins of Iconography, Clues from the Holy Land.

Oct 17th.

Mr Antonis Katepodis

Counsellor For Economic Affairs: Greek Embassy London

Greece and The Financial Crisis

What we have done so far and what we may expect in the future

Nov. 14th

AGM

Mr Andrew Thornhill

Some Favourite Greek Authors

 Dec. 8th 2012

 

'Constitutionalism Ancient, Modern, and American'.

Professor Paul Rahe, Hillsdale College, Michigan

Aegis of Institute of Greece, Rome, and the Classical Tradition, Bristol University

 

 

BAHCS 2011 PROGRAMME

Jan. 19th. 2011

Dr.Llewelyn Morgan.   BNC. Oxford.

What takes a classicist to Afghanistan?

Feb 16th

Professor Helen King.   Reading Univ.

Fear of Flute Girls - a Hippocratic Case History and It's Meaning

March 16th.

Ms. Jennifer Woodley.   Filton College

Philhellenism or Fraud - The classical tradition in Rome"

April 13th.

Dr Doug Robinson. Bristol Univ. (retd)

The Geology of Naxos -200 million years of Greek History

May. 18th.

Alf & Aglaia Hill Charity Lecture

Prof Ken Dowden.  Birmingham Univ.

Can We Believe In Greek Mythology?

Jun 15th. 

James Morewood.   Wadham Oxford

Glad to be A(sexual): Sex and Gender in Euripides' Hippolytus

Oct. 19th.

Prof. Eleanor Dickey.   Exeter Univ.

Learning Greek In The Roman Empire - New Discoveries About Ancient Textbooks

Nov. 16th.

AGM

Dr. Philomen Probert.   Wolfson Oxford.

Introduction To Linear B

BAHCS 2010 PROGRAMME

January 13 2010

CANCELLED

Professor Stephen Bann.   University of Bristol

 "Little Sparta:

Ian Hamilton Finlay’s garden of neo-classical re-armament"

February 10

Prof. Peter Mackridge.

Oxford University

“Why was there a language controversy in Greece?"

March 17

"Alf & Aglaia Hill" Charity Lecture.

Brenda Stones on Behalf of Gerry Brisch

Editor for Archaeopress of Christopher Wordsworth, Athens and Attica 

“On tour with Christopher Wordsworth in Greece 1832/33.”

April 21

Dr. Matthew Nicholls.

University of Reading

"The development of public libraries in classical times"

May 19

Dr. Steven Morewood.

University of Birmingham

“The Eden-Dill Mission & the Fall of Greece, or

British Intervention in Greece in 1915. On the horns of a dilemma!”

June 16

David Mason.

University of Winchester

“Location, Location, Location.

The site of the Treasury Of Atreus at Mycenae”

October 13

Dr. Emma Aston

University Of Reading

"Friends in high places: hospitality and ancient Thessaly"

November 17

Prof Malcolm Heath.

University of Leeds.

“Aristotle and the Biology of Music.”

 

BAHCS 2009 PROGRAMME

January 14

Professor Vivian Nutton.

University College London.

From Windbag to World Author: A Hundred Years of Galen.

February 11

Professor James Pettifer.

United Kingdom Defence Academy.

Greece and the Contemporary Balkans: Opportunities and Problems.

March 18

Alf & Aglaia Hill Charity Lecture.

Christopher Somerville.

The Golden Step - A walk through the heart of Crete.

April 22

Professor Timothy Webb

Department of English, University of Bristol.

The Double Life of Childe Harold: Byron's Philhellenic Message in the Annotation.

May 13

Dr Ruth Macrides.

University of Birmingham.

Ceremonies and the City of Constantinople.

June 17

Dr T E Rihll.

University of Swansea.

Ancient Engineering: Simply Brilliant or Brilliantly Simple.

October 14

Prof. Marc Lauxtermann.

University of Oxford.

Byzantine Poetry and the Classical Tradition.

November 18

Bettany Hughes.

Helen of Troy; Goddess, Princess, Whore.

 

 

BAHCS 2008   PROGRAMME

 

January 16th

 

Spiridian Azzopardi

 

Journey To Mount Athos

February 13th

 

Kyriaki Giaxoglou

King’s College London

 

Maniat Laments in Death Rituals

March 19th

 

Professor RA Seaford

University Of Exeter

 

The Invention of Money by the Ancient Greeks:  And the Consequences!

April 16th

Professor Mike Edmunds

Cardiff University

 

Decoding the Ancient Greek Antikythera Mechanism

April/May

Visit To be arranged

Visit To be arranged

May 21st 

Alf & Aglaia Hill Charity Lecture

Dr Euridice Georgantelli

University Of Birmingham

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 Royal Encounters: Marriages, Coinage and Politics in the Byzantine World.

June 18th

Dr Nicoletta Momigliano

University Of Bristol

 

No Sex Pleas We’re Minoan

Oct 15th

Prof Elizabeth Jefferies

University Of Oxford

 

Homer in Byzantium

Nov 19th

Society AGM Meeting

Christopher Somerville

 

 

The Golden Step –A Walk Through The Heart Of Crete

 

 

 

 

BAHCS 2007 PROGRAMME

 

January 17th

 

 

Sir Michael Llewellyn Smith.

Diplomat and Author

Eleftherios Venizelos – and his Times

February 14th

 

 

Dr Aidan Dodson,

Department of Archaeology, University of Bristol.

The Graeco-Egyptian World of the Dead

March 14th

 

 

Mr Tony Wood,

British Sundial Society.

Greek Sundials – and thereafter

April 21st Saturday

Eurydice ( Vicky) Georganteli

Barber Institute

 

Visit To Barber Institute Birmingham

Travel and Money in the Byzantine World

April 25th

The Alf & Aglaia Hill Lecture

Dr K Doulamis,

University College, Cork.

 

Classical Motifs and Aesthetic Communications in George Moore’s Aphrodite in Aulis

May 16th

 

Tim Duff,

University of Reading.

 

Childhood and Education in Ancient Greek Biography

June 13th

Professor Nicholas Pickwoad,

Book Conservator, Camberwell College of Arts.

 

Preserving the oldest library in Christendom: the Saint Catherine's Monastery Library Project on Mount Sinai

Oct 17th

Maria Pretzler,

University of Swansea.

 

Discovering Greece with Pausanias

Nov 14th

AGM

Dr Holley Martlew & Dr Vic Garner,

 

"From Bronze Age to Space Age"

Archaeology meets science in the Minoan-Mycenaean World