58:33

Prof. Eyjólfur Kjalar Emilsson, “Plotinus on the status of the sensible world”

01:03:04

Dr Maria Mina , “Daskalio Cave on Kalymnos and its connections to Minoan ritual practices”

49:42

Dr Georgia Flouda - “Adventures in the Archives: Reconstructing archaeology in Nazi-Occupied Crete”

36:27

Dr Alessandra Ricci - "How did it begin?: The Institutionalization of Byzantine Studies in Turkey"

47:11

Dr R.Bailey - Anglo-American attitudes to the protection of Jewish cultural heritage in Thessaloniki

01:31:55

Annual Open Lectures 2025 London - The Work of the BSA in 2024

01:36:45

The Work of the BSA: 2025 Annual Open Lecture Athens - The Coastal World of Minoan Palaikastro

49:46

Dr Artemis Papatheodorou, “The Ottoman laws on antiquities in the 19th and early 20th centuries”

48:19

Pr. Paul Halstead, “The importance of olive growing and oil exports in Archaic-Classical Athens"

01:12:21

Lady Marks: “The Uses of Oppression: The Ottoman Empire through its Greek Newspapers, 1830-1862”

57:18

Filming Archaeology in Hellas: Technopolis City of Athens (and beyond)

53:17

Jan Sienkiewicz, “Islands Between Palaces The ‘Mycenaean’ Civilisation Reconsidered”

01:06:15

Dr Pamela Armstrong, "The Two Castles of Torone"

01:13:37

David Ricks, “Poetry between Languages: Writing and Translating Poetry in English and Greek”

51:40

Linda France, Poetry Reading at the BSA

01:14:33

Professor Emeritus Hector Williams, “Arcadian Stymphalos Through the Ages”

01:29:17

Professor Islam Issa, "The Alexandrian dream"

01:51:55

"BYRON @200: Poets, Patriots & Philhellenes" - BSA Friends Greece event

01:12:57

Professor Dimitris Plantzos - “Greeks, Macedonians, Thracians, and a few others”

01:15:24

Dr Sergios Menelaou - "From ceramic islandscapes to mobility dynamics"

02:56

A Time-Traveller’s Odyssey: Exploring sacred journeys through archaeology and science

01:01:24

Stephen Duckworth, “Nineteenth century travellers in Crete - Edward Lear, Pashley and Spratt”

01:19:15

Prof Benjamin Morison, "Δόξα and ἐπιστήμη in Aristotle: some implications for ethical thought"

51:35

Christine Willis, "50 years a Potter"

01:10:30

Dr Conor Trainor: “What Happened Under Roman Rule? A View From Two Greek Cities”

01:13:35

Senta German (Montclair State University), “Piet de Jong and the Post War Restorations of Knossos”

01:08:00

Beyond the Classical Landscape: Photographs of Rural Greece from the SPHS Image Collection

01:05:16

Prof. Gelina Harlaftis (IMS/FORTH), “Onassis Business History, 1924-1975”

52:00

The tholos cemeteries in south-central Crete during Pre- and Protopalatial periods

01:14:40

Dr Matthew Evans: Group Identity, Representation, and the Gymnasium on Late Hellenistic Delos

01:29:42

A solar flare in 5259 BCE solves the Dispilio riddle

01:09:51

Tina Rowe, Artist in Residence Talk

01:33:39

Panel Discussion - Committee for Society, Arts & Letters

59:32

Prof John Bennet, "Never the twain shall meet: reflections on text and image in Minoan Crete"

01:26:41

The Work of the BSA: 2024 Annual Open Lecture London

01:42:21

The Work of the BSA: 2024 Annual Open Lecture 2024 Athens

05:42

An Overview of the BSA 2024

01:13:42

Mythical Retellings: Reimagining the women of Greek Myth

01:11:30

Prof Gerasimos Tsourapas "Greek-Turkish Relations and Migration Power Politics in the Mediterranean"

01:05:54

Aspects of the Political Philosophy of the British Idealist Philosopher Bernard Bosanquet

59:15

Professor Amy Smith "Redressing Aphrodite on Sir William Hamilton’s Meidias hydria"

59:39

Prof. Amy Bogaard - "Archaeology and ‘eco-cultural’ heritage: case studies from Greece and beyond"

01:06:48

Dr Matthew Haysom, "Men, Women and Others in Minoan Iconography"

01:20:10

Cousins and allies?: the Special Operations Executive and the Office of Strategic Services in Greece

01:23:25

The three West Court Kouloures at Knossos: between the First and Second Palace periods

01:49:25

The Treaty of Lausanne (1923) and its impact on the Muslim population of Crete

01:01:02

The Rocky Heart of Crete: From the Hellenistic to the ‘Minoan'

01:17:43

The Athenian Family of Herodes Atticus and the Spartan Contest of Endurance

58:18

The vitality of writing traditions in the Bronze Age Aegean and Iron Age Cyprus

01:11:37

Space and place in early Hellenistic and Classical Messenia

01:19:47

Sparta: a suitable place for the British archaeologist

01:36:39

Literature in the Aftermath of the 1922 Asia Minor Catastrophe: Reception

01:22:59

Literature in the Aftermath of the 1922 Asia Minor Catastrophe: Translation

01:08:25

Revolutionising the archives: BSA George Finlay collection, Greek Revolution & the digital condition

01:03:34

Joshua Whitaker, ‘Acid History‘

01:00:57

Looking at Byzantium through materials: the case of stucco (ca 850-1453)

01:03:21

Roads and resources on Archaic/Classical Samos

01:04:22

Revisiting ancient ceramic production in N Peloponnese: the ceramic landscapes of Corinth and Sikyon

01:11:48

In Search of the Greek and Roman agricultural economies in Epirus during the early Imperial period

01:02:18

Postcards from Greece: This Afterlife