2015 Sponsored Projects

This publication project, directed by Dr. Anna Leone, will produce the digitalisation of the archive and the final publication of archaeological excavations conducted at Dibsi Faraj (Syria), a Late Roman, Byzantine and early Islamic site on the Euphrates...

The grant is intended to enable the final publication of the Neolithic sites of Tell Magzalia, Tell Sotto and Kültepe (Iraq) which will be in the form of a co-edited book by Nikolaï O. Bader, Olivier Aurenche and the grantee, Marie Le Mière, entitled...

This grant will support the digitalisation of the archive and the final publication of archaeological excavations conducted at Dibsi Faraj (Syria), a Late Roman, Byzantine and early Islamic site on the Euphrates, between 1972 and 1974 by the late Richard...

This grant will be for the publication of the American regional survey in the south-western Nile Delta, conducted between 1977 and 1983 by W.D.E. Coulson, with A. Leonard Jr. and N. Wilkie, which, apart from fieldwork at Naukratis itself, was never...

PUBLISHED 2021. Please visit the publication's webpage. This project will produce a report on the excavation of the secondary pits associated with the tomb of Marquis Yi, ruler of the state of Zeng, who died in 433 BCE. The tomb is located at Suizhou in...

The Prehistoric Tumuli of Marathon Project was submitted in 2013 to the Athens Archaeological Society by a team of researchers under the joint direction of Prof. Maria Pantelidou Gofa (University of Athens), Prof. Gilles Touchais (Université Paris 1, UMR...

The ancient town site of Deir el-Ballas is located on the west bank of the Nile in northern Upper Egypt in the neighborhood of the modern town known as Dayr Al Gharbi ( 26° 3" N - 32° 45" E.) about 30 km. north of Western Thebes. Circumscribed by a bay in...

The ancient town site of Deir el-Ballas is located on the west bank of the Nile in northern Upper Egypt in the neighborhood of the modern town known as Dayr Al Gharbi ( 26° 3" N - 32° 45" E.) about 30 km. north of Western Thebes. Circumscribed by a bay in...

PUBLISHED 2016. Please visit the publication's webpage. The most important cemetery of Kouklia/ancient Palaepaphos during the Cypro-Geometric period (c. 1050 - 750 B.C.) is the Skales cemetery southeast of the settlement site. A systematic excavation of...