Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens

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  • Are we under-reusing the past?Understanding the longue durée of reuse practices in Nea Paphos, Cyprus (Athens)

    Are we under-reusing the past?Understanding the longue durée of reuse practices in Nea Paphos, Cyprus (Athens)

    Candace Richards, Thursday 20 November 2025, 7pmAAIA Hostel, Promachou 2, 11742 Makriyanni, Research into reuse and recycling of ancient sculpture and architecture has often underestimated the number of times reuse has occurred during an object’s life cycle. This is in part due to the lack of consensus in how to record reuse in archaeological and…

  • “Second World War Australian propaganda photography throughthe lens of Damien Parer and George Silk” (Athens)

    “Second World War Australian propaganda photography throughthe lens of Damien Parer and George Silk” (Athens)

    Thursday 6 November 2025, 7pm, AAIA Hostel, Promachou 2, 11742 Makriyanni This presentation examines Australian propaganda photography during the Second World War through the work of official war photographers Damien Parer and George Silk. Focusing on selected imagery from the campaigns in Greece and the Pacific theatre, it explores how their photographs contributed to the…

  • “Fake news: looking at Persia through Greek eyes in the 5th century BC” (Athens)

    “Fake news: looking at Persia through Greek eyes in the 5th century BC” (Athens)

    Tuesday 23 September 2025, 7pmAAIA Hostel, Promachou 2, 11742 Makriyanni The Achaemenid Persian empire resonated as an existential threat in Greek consciousness, both real and imagined, through much of the fifth century BC. Unsurprisingly, people from the east were popular subjects in Greek literature, drama and art. This was a world of irresistible Oriental fabulousness…

  • Sparta beyond Lakonia: A Mediterranean perspective (800-500 BCE) (Athens)

    Sparta beyond Lakonia: A Mediterranean perspective (800-500 BCE) (Athens)

    Public Lecture by Dr. Daphne D. Martin – Thursday 29 May 2025, 7:00pm – ATHENS

A research organisation for the nation, the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens has been a centre of the University of Sydney since its foundation in 1980. It is also a legally constituted entity under Greek law to facilitate fieldwork and museum study permits in Greece for Australian researchers.

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