Greece – Aegean Islands

The necropolis of Kalyvia was discovered by chance in September 1901 by a young shepherd from the village of Petrokephali, who came across the fragments of a large bronze laver, two travertine alabastra, some pieces of gold and a stone vessel imitating a...

The palace complex of Kato Zakros is one of the most important buildings in Minoan Crete, whose form and finds that directly allude to the great palace of Knossos. The site is located in the far-east part of Crete, in a coastal location of great strategic...

Peak sanctuaries constitute an important subject for the understanding of Cretan Protopalatial and Neopalatial religion and social trends. It should be pointed out that although dozens of peak sanctuaries in Crete have been excavated and looted, none has...

The House of Fourni has been built in Delos, located 37°39143” North and 25°26947” East, in the heart of the Cyclades and off Mykonos. In ancient times it was considered a sacred island, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, and despite its small size, it...

Since the first excavations between 1904 and 1906, Koumasa ( 34° 58' North, 25° 0' East, in the south-central part of the island of Crete) occupies a prominent position in Minoan archaeology. Located strategically on the foothills of Eastern Asterousia...

Published 2021. Please visit the publication's webpage. This grant will support research and manuscript preparation for the publication of the Mycenaean pottery excavated on the acropolis of the Koukounaries Hill, Paros, Cyclades, Greece. While its...

The purpose of the grant will be to study and publish the Neopalatial stratigraphic, ceramic and architectural sequence of the Palace at Malia (ca. 1700-1430 BCE), located on the north coast of Crete, Greece, and excavated in 1915 and 1919 by the Service...

This grant will support further study and an updated publication of The House of the Comedians Insula and its northern area in Delos (Greece), excavated by Ph. Bruneau and his team from 1961 to 1965. Our team has defined and registered all the fine...

The goal of this project is the full publication in a monograph of the Protopalatial pottery and its related contexts ( 19 th-18 th c. BC; Middle Minoan [=MM] IB-IIB ), as uncovered at the site of Hagia Triada (Crete) by the Italian Archaeological School...

This grant will support the final publication of The Archaic complex on the south slope. Private and communal spaces on the Patela of Priniàs, concerning the excavations carried out on the south slope of the Patela of Priniàs by the Italian Archaeological...